Oratory

Displaying 501 - 550 of 906 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
501 Mr. Booth of Drake University
Normal Eyte 16:22, p.337
Won oratorical contest.
502 Orators were selected
Normal Eyte 16:22, p.337
Narrowed to eight contestants.
503 Four triangular oratorical contests
Normal Eyte 16:14, p.210
Results of the triangular oratorical contests from 1902-1905.
504 Alpha orator wins; Margaret Kelly, Alpha, first; Edith Ufford, Chresto, second; Helen Porter, Shake, third
Normal Eyte 16:14, p.209
Women's literary societies hold oratory contest.
505 Triangular oratorical; C. O. Ruggles, first; N. D. Knupp, second; Julian H. Gist, third; A. A. Smith, fourth
Normal Eyte 16:12, p.177
Account of the recent oratorical contest.
506 Oratory and debate
Normal Eyte 16:2, p.21
Description of the oratory and debate courses offered; photo.
507 Forensic contests; the outlook encouraging
Normal Eyte 16:2, p.18
Describes the oratory and debate scene at the Normal School.
508 The Aristotelian Society
Normal Eyte Annual 0:0, p.36
Discusses rough start for organization and impressive oratorical achievements; photo.
509 Oratory at Normal
Normal Eyte Annual 0:0, p.67
Students participating in oratory strive to do their best, as exemplified by Macy Campbell, who won top honors in an interstate contest; photo.
510 From the Wednesday issue of the Record
Normal Eyte 15:33, p.527
Lengthy report of celebration after victories of Macy Campbell in Milwaukee and the debaters in Emporia.
511 Iowa wins; the victory is ours--orator, track and field team winners--interstate records broken; the inter-state contests as seen by a member of the
Normal Eyte 15:32, p.497
ISNS representative Macy Campbell won the interstate oratorical contest; photo.
512 Off to the inter-state contest
Normal Eyte 15:31, p.484
John Cherney, the oratorical business delegate, the Minnesingers, the Cecilians, and the track team left for Milwaukee.
513 Interstate oratorical contest; Wisconsin and Illinois to be represented by women--Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa by men
Normal Eyte 15:29, p.449
Macy Campbell will represent Iowa in the annual interstate oratorical contest.
514 The method of judging oratorical contests
Normal Eyte 15:27, p.418
There is a continuing debate about the way in which oratorical contests should be judged.
515 Oratorical contest
Normal Eyte 15:24, p.369
In the recent oratorical contest, Macy Campbell won first, John Cherny second, and Jay Colegrove third.
516 Jessie Anderson
Normal Eyte 15:23, p.366
Attended oratorical contest with sister.
517 Contest a success; first annual oratorical contest of women's societies very strong and spirited; Gladys Kaye, Alpha, first; Gladys Kiefer, Shake, Sec
Normal Eyte 15:23, p.353
The first women's oratorical contest was a success; results of the contest.
518 P. E. McClenahan
Normal Eyte 15:17, p.263
Is a contestant for S. U. I. in the Northern Oratorical League Contest.
519 Subjects for oratory; Iowa college oration evenly divided as to eulogies and discussions of live questions
Normal Eyte 15:16, p.243
Topics of orations presented at other Iowa colleges; discusses the difficulties with cheating and grading students.
520 Society spirit leads us
Normal Eyte 15:15, p.227
Hopes that good sense will prevail during inter-society oratorical contests.
521 Triangular oratorical; an excellent contest and very close; Kenneth Colegrove, first; Earl Hoagland, second; John Cherney, third; N. B. Knapp, fourth
Normal Eyte 15:13, p.205
A triangular debate between the Philos, Aristos, and Orios resulted in a win for Kenneth Colegrove.
522 Orators, wake up!; more interest in oratory necessary; Iowa's standing in interstate league no credit to us
Normal Eyte 15:12, p.177
Encourages students to participate in the oratory events that the school offers.
523 Passing of the chapel oration; progressive change made by English Department; new requirements, two society orations or equivalent in contest work
Normal Eyte 15:6, p.81
The English Department has changed the requirements for the number of orations that need to be given by its students; they will no longer have to give orations during the chapel exercises.
524 Ladies societies will dip into oratory; movement on foot to arrange inter-society contests; would make fair sex dangerous competitors in home contest
Normal Eyte 15:6, p.83
There is a movement to organize an oratorical league among the ten women's literary societies.
525 Why no credit?; English Department could advance Normal interests greatly by giving credits for inter-collegiate debating and oratory
Normal Eyte 15:5, p.65
Editorial encourages the awarding of class credit to those involved in the debate and oratory teams to reward students for their hard work.
526 Forensic opportunity; those who have ambitions in oratory or debating well provided for
Normal Eyte 15:4, p.49
Editorial encourages freshmen students to get involved in oratory and debate activities.
527 Frank D. Eaman; from University of Michigan--head of new department of oratory--coach of orators and debating teams
Normal Eyte 15:3, p.33
A headshot of Frank Eaman; photo.
528 Normal girls and oratory; inter-society contests among the ladies' societies needed
Normal Eyte 15:3, p.33
Article encourages women to develop an intersociety debate to allow one of the women to be chosen as the I. S. N. S. representative at the Interstate Oratorical Contest.
529 Department of Oratory; Prof. Eaman of Ann Arbor fills new chair
Normal Eyte 15:2, p.17
The purpose of the new Department of Oratory is to give students practice in preparation and delivery of public addresses. Professor Eaman will be the new department chair.
530 Should the method of deciding the inter-state oratorical contest be changed?
Normal Eyte 14:34, p.537
Detailed look at the grading system and its possible inequities.
531 For the second time our school has had the honor
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.497
The interstate oratorical visits have turned into great occasions.
532 What each state won
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.518
Summary of recent action in debate, oratory, and athletics.
533 History of the Oratorical League
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.518
Chronological account.
534 Iowa wins Kansas debate; Sunflowers were defeated in a fiercely fought contest
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.516
Account of the debate; photo.
535 The Lincoln-Douglas Debates
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.512
Text of oration delivered by Edward M. McMahon of Wisconsin; photo.
536 The Western Pioneer
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.504
Text of oration delivered by Ethel Bryant of Illinois; photo.
537 The Heroine of History
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.501
Text of oration delivered by R. E. Coughlin of Kansas; photo.
538 Official report
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.499
Minutes of Oratorical League meeting.
539 Receptions
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.499
Faculty and students served as good hosts for the visiting school delegations.
540 Our auditorium was treated to a new experience
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.497
Brief summary of recent oratorical contest; Macy Campbell was the ISNS representative.
541 Decorations
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.521
Literary society rooms were decorated for the visiting state delegations.
542 Benjamin Franklin
Normal Eyte 14:32, p.508
Text of oration delivered by Macy Campbell; photo.
543 Program of interstate oratorical
Normal Eyte 14:31, p.482
Schedule for the contest; Macy Campbell will represent ISNS.
544 Calendar
Normal Eyte 14:30, p.468
Schedule of school events for May and June.
545 For the ladies; an oratorical contest has been suggested
Normal Eyte 14:30, p.466
Men have taken a greater interest in oratory in recent years; believes women should step forward, too.
546 A special edition
Normal Eyte 14:30, p.465
There will be a special edition of Normal Eyte after the oratorical contest.
547 Preparations being made; interstate contest is close at hand
Normal Eyte 14:30, p.465
Preparations are in place for the contest.
548 Select the winner; interstate orations have been sent to their judges
Normal Eyte 14:29, p.450
Preview of the orations that will be delivered.
549 After McKinley's assassination
Normal Eyte 14:28, p.435
Chapel orations tend to follow current events.
550 Colleges advocate a change
Normal Eyte 14:24, p.369
Recommend change in judging procedures.