10/3/18 UT-Tyler Patriot Debate Team Exhibition Debate with iRwanda by Sarah A. Miller
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iRwanda's Ndayiyenga Mekha Rousseau and Kellia Kaneze prepare for the start of an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
iRwanda's Ndayiyenga Mekha Rousseau gives his opening statement during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
UT-Tyler's Melodie Lamborn and Justin Dwyer listen as iRwanda's Ndayiyenga Mekha Rousseau gives his opening statement during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
iRwanda's Ndayiyenga Mekha Rousseau gives his opening statement during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
iRwanda's Ndayiyenga Mekha Rousseau gives his opening statement during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
(Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
UT-Tyler's Justin Dwyer, right, cross examines iRwanda's Ndayiyenga Mekha Rousseau, left, during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
UT-Tyler's Melodie Lamborn gives her opening statement during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Kellia Kaneze, far left, speaks during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Kellia Kaneze, far left, speaks during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Kellia Kaneze, far left, speaks during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Melodie Lamborn, second from left, cross examines Kellia Kaneze, far left, during an exhibition debate on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2018 between the University of Texas at Tyler's Patriot Debate Team and iRwanda, an NGO team from Rwanda that is touring the United States. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)