Events
The World Scholar's Cup consists of four main events: The Scholar's Challenge, Collaborative Writing, The Team Debate, and The Scholar's Bowl. In addition to these four events, many more events have come to join the tournament. These events are both social and academic, and strive to solidify the community aspect of the World Scholar's Cup.
The, "Tournament of Champions," held at Yale University. Which will be held in Yale University, in late November- beginning of December. An event was supposed added to the Championship rounds- the Scholars Dilemma, in which Teams will be asked to present their solutions to a creative challenge related to this year's subject areas (but this event was cancelled at the actual tournament.) Also, questions in the Scholar's Challenge and Bowl will not only be limited to what appears in the resources.
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—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
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