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Mainland Regional High School (New Jersey) to get there, after winning county and regional tournaments and went on to participate in the American Mock Trial Invitational. In 2015, the school won the Looby Cup for the fourth consecutive time, the state title of the New Jersey Drama and Forensic League, which includes competitions in various aspects of theater and speech. In Mainland Regional High School's graduation of 2006, valedictorian Kareem Elnahal gave an unauthorized speech instead of the approved one. In his speech he criticized Mainland saying "the education we have received here is not only incomplete, it is entirely hollow." After delivering his speech, Elnahal