Oratory

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#	Title	Date	Summary
501	Orators were selected Normal Eyte 16:22, p.337	02/28/1906	Narrowed to eight contestants.
502	Alpha orator wins; Margaret Kelly, Alpha, first; Edith Ufford, Chresto, second; Helen Porter, Shake, third Normal Eyte 16:14, p.209	12/20/1905	Women's literary societies hold oratory contest.
503	Four triangular oratorical contests Normal Eyte 16:14, p.210	12/20/1905	Results of the triangular oratorical contests from 1902-1905.
504	Triangular oratorical; C. O. Ruggles, first; N. D. Knupp, second; Julian H. Gist, third; A. A. Smith, fourth Normal Eyte 16:12, p.177	11/29/1905	Account of the recent oratorical contest.
505	Forensic contests; the outlook encouraging Normal Eyte 16:2, p.18	09/20/1905	Describes the oratory and debate scene at the Normal School.
506	Oratory and debate Normal Eyte 16:2, p.21	09/20/1905	Description of the oratory and debate courses offered; photo.
507	Oratory at Normal Normal Eyte Annual 12:35, p.67	06/01/1905	Students participating in oratory strive to do their best, as exemplified by Macy Campbell, who won top honors in an interstate contest; photo.
508	The Aristotelian Society Normal Eyte Annual 0:0, p.36	06/01/1905	Discusses rough start for organization and impressive oratorical achievements; photo.
509	From the Wednesday issue of the Record Normal Eyte 15:33, p.527	05/24/1905	Lengthy report of celebration after victories of Macy Campbell in Milwaukee and the debaters in Emporia.
510	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	05/17/1905	ISNS representative Macy Campbell won the interstate oratorical contest; photo.
511	Off to the inter-state contest Normal Eyte 15:31, p.484	05/10/1905	John Cherney, the oratorical business delegate, the Minnesingers, the Cecilians, and the track team left for Milwaukee.
512	Interstate oratorical contest; Wisconsin and Illinois to be represented by women--Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa by men Normal Eyte 15:29, p.449	04/26/1905	Macy Campbell will represent Iowa in the annual interstate oratorical contest.
513	The method of judging oratorical contests Normal Eyte 15:27, p.418	04/12/1905	There is a continuing debate about the way in which oratorical contests should be judged.
514	Oratorical contest Normal Eyte 15:24, p.369	03/22/1905	In the recent oratorical contest, Macy Campbell won first, John Cherny second, and Jay Colegrove third.
515	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	03/08/1905	The first women's oratorical contest was a success; results of the contest.
516	Jessie Anderson Normal Eyte 15:23, p.366	03/08/1905	Attended oratorical contest with sister.
517	P. E. McClenahan Normal Eyte 15:17, p.263	01/25/1905	Is a contestant for S. U. I. in the Northern Oratorical League Contest.
518	Subjects for oratory; Iowa college oration evenly divided as to eulogies and discussions of live questions Normal Eyte 15:16, p.243	01/18/1905	Topics of orations presented at other Iowa colleges; discusses the difficulties with cheating and grading students.
519	Society spirit leads us Normal Eyte 15:15, p.227	01/10/1905	Hopes that good sense will prevail during inter-society oratorical contests.
520	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	12/07/1904	A triangular debate between the Philos, Aristos, and Orios resulted in a win for Kenneth Colegrove.
521	Orators, wake up!; more interest in oratory necessary; Iowa's standing in interstate league no credit to us Normal Eyte 15:12, p.177	11/23/1904	Encourages students to participate in the oratory events that the school offers.
522	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	10/15/1904	There is a movement to organize an oratorical league among the ten women's literary societies.
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	10/15/1904	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	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	10/08/1904	Editorial encourages the awarding of class credit to those involved in the debate and oratory teams to reward students for their hard work.
525	Forensic opportunity; those who have ambitions in oratory or debating well provided for Normal Eyte 15:4, p.49	10/01/1904	Editorial encourages freshmen students to get involved in oratory and debate activities.
526	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	09/24/1904	A headshot of Frank Eaman; photo.
527	Normal girls and oratory; inter-society contests among the ladies' societies needed Normal Eyte 15:3, p.33	09/24/1904	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.
528	Department of Oratory; Prof. Eaman of Ann Arbor fills new chair Normal Eyte 15:2, p.17	09/17/1904	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.
529	Should the method of deciding the inter-state oratorical contest be changed? Normal Eyte 14:34, p.537	05/28/1904	Detailed look at the grading system and its possible inequities.
530	Benjamin Franklin Normal Eyte 14:32, p.508	05/11/1904	Text of oration delivered by Macy Campbell; photo.
531	Decorations Normal Eyte 14:32, p.521	05/11/1904	Literary society rooms were decorated for the visiting state delegations.
532	For the second time our school has had the honor Normal Eyte 14:32, p.497	05/11/1904	The interstate oratorical visits have turned into great occasions.
533	History of the Oratorical League Normal Eyte 14:32, p.518	05/11/1904	Chronological account.
534	Iowa wins Kansas debate; Sunflowers were defeated in a fiercely fought contest Normal Eyte 14:32, p.516	05/11/1904	Account of the debate; photo.
535	Official report Normal Eyte 14:32, p.499	05/11/1904	Minutes of Oratorical League meeting.
536	Our auditorium was treated to a new experience Normal Eyte 14:32, p.497	05/11/1904	Brief summary of recent oratorical contest; Macy Campbell was the ISNS representative.
537	Receptions Normal Eyte 14:32, p.499	05/11/1904	Faculty and students served as good hosts for the visiting school delegations.
538	The Heroine of History Normal Eyte 14:32, p.501	05/11/1904	Text of oration delivered by R. E. Coughlin of Kansas; photo.
539	The Lincoln-Douglas Debates Normal Eyte 14:32, p.512	05/11/1904	Text of oration delivered by Edward M. McMahon of Wisconsin; photo.
540	The Western Pioneer Normal Eyte 14:32, p.504	05/11/1904	Text of oration delivered by Ethel Bryant of Illinois; photo.
541	What each state won Normal Eyte 14:32, p.518	05/11/1904	Summary of recent action in debate, oratory, and athletics.
542	Program of interstate oratorical Normal Eyte 14:31, p.482	04/30/1904	Schedule for the contest; Macy Campbell will represent ISNS.
543	A special edition Normal Eyte 14:30, p.465	04/23/1904	There will be a special edition of Normal Eyte after the oratorical contest.
544	Calendar Normal Eyte 14:30, p.468	04/23/1904	Schedule of school events for May and June.
545	For the ladies; an oratorical contest has been suggested Normal Eyte 14:30, p.466	04/23/1904	Men have taken a greater interest in oratory in recent years; believes women should step forward, too.
546	Preparations being made; interstate contest is close at hand Normal Eyte 14:30, p.465	04/23/1904	Preparations are in place for the contest.
547	Select the winner; interstate orations have been sent to their judges Normal Eyte 14:29, p.450	04/16/1904	Preview of the orations that will be delivered.
548	After McKinley's assassination Normal Eyte 14:28, p.435	04/09/1904	Chapel orations tend to follow current events.
549	Colleges advocate a change Normal Eyte 14:24, p.369	03/05/1904	Recommend change in judging procedures.
550	Oratorical contest; Macy Campbell first, Albert Colegrove second, and J. A. Yeager third Normal Eyte 14:24, p.370	03/05/1904	Report and judging card for the recent oratorical contest.
551	The chosen ones will orate Normal Eyte 14:22, p.347	02/20/1904	President Seerley announced the eight orators and their topics.
552	The real orator Normal Eyte 14:22, p.337	02/20/1904	Professor Pierce gives her perspective on oratory; believes that today's real orator allows his own quickness of thought to determine his pace.
553	Oratorical Normal Eyte 14:21, p.332	02/13/1904	Students are busy making preparations for the oratorical contest.
554	Oratory; it has great educational value Normal Eyte 14:18, p.273	01/23/1904	Public speaking gives mental a higher physical, intellectual and moral level.
555	Coming Normal Eyte 14:17, p.268	01/16/1904	A schedule of upcoming events on campus.
556	Ellen Clark Normal Eyte 14:14, p.221	12/12/1903	Ellen Clark, Lilly Mohan, Mr. Zerbe, and Mr. Callison have delivered chapel addresses recently.
557	Friday evenings Normal Eyte 14:13, p.202	12/05/1903	Many entertainments will be provided on Friday nights during the winter term.
558	Jessie Cunning Normal Eyte 14:12, p.191	11/21/1903	Many have given chapel addresses.
559	Triangular oratorical Normal Eyte 14:11, p.161	11/14/1903	Orios have first place in contest.
560	Who; Normal hopes for the coming of an orator Normal Eyte 14:3, p.33	09/19/1903	Oratory work great for a student; wants strong competitor in interstate contest.
561	Who is a victor in truth? Normal Eyte 13:33, p.514	05/23/1903
562	About one hundred students left Thursday morning Normal Eyte 13:32, p.507	05/16/1903	For interstate oratorical contest.
563	Go to DeKalb and hear the Inter-state Oratorical contest Normal Eyte 13:30, p.465	05/02/1903	As well as a performance by the Minnesingers and a field meet.
564	Illinois trip Normal Eyte 13:29, p.450	04/25/1903	Trip to Illinois to experience an oratorical and athletics mix.
565	The mission of Napoleon Normal Eyte 13:25, p.387	03/28/1903	J. Foy Cross oration.
566	Oratorical contest Normal Eyte 13:23, p.364	03/04/1903	Account of the contest.
567	Oratorical contest Normal Eyte 13:22, p.337	02/28/1903	H. B. Morgan took first, Macy Campbell second, and J. Foy Cross third.
568	Through the plagiarism of Drake's orator, Coe will be represented on the state contest by A. O. Knapp Normal Eyte 13:22, p.337	02/28/1903
569	Oratorical contest; great interest aroused--tickets now on sale--the event of the season Normal Eyte 13:21, p.323	02/21/1903	Urges students to buy tickets to the competition.
570	A needed amendment; oratorical society constitution needs revision--places should be open for those desiring to contest Normal Eyte 13:20, p.306	02/14/1903	Current rule allows three contestants per society; should be opportunities for more contestants.
571	The oratorical contest Normal Eyte 13:20, p.305	02/14/1903	Will select contestants for competition in Illinois.
572	Official Normal Eyte 13:19, p.289	02/03/1903	Professor Parish has a new textbook out; classes added to elective list; changes may be coming in the number of orations required of graduates.
573	Orations Normal Eyte 13:19, p.290	02/03/1903	Number of orations required of graduates reduced from three to two.
574	Calendar of events Normal Eyte 13:18, p.285	01/31/1903	Schedule for the coming month.
575	Oratorical Normal Eyte 13:18, p.286	01/31/1903	Roster of those who will compete for the interstate oratorical contest.
576	Speech making Normal Eyte 13:16, p.242	01/17/1903	Getting tired of repetitious oratory.
577	The anxious query of possible orators Normal Eyte 13:15, p.225	01/10/1903	Judges selecting eight finalists.
578	Oratorical contest Normal Eyte 13:13, p.194	12/06/1902	Time approaching to hand in orations.
579	The orators for the various societies Normal Eyte 13:13, p.193	12/06/1902	Competition between men and women for first place.
580	The term has advanced Normal Eyte 13:12, p.178	11/22/1902	Advice on how to meet adversity.
581	Every society member, who can possibly find time; should write for the coming oratorical contest Normal Eyte 13:11, p.161	11/15/1902	Urges students to compete in the oratorical contest.
582	Society oratorical contest; three men's societies contest for points--Orio five points--Aristos four points--Philos one point--an interesting program Normal Eyte 13:11, p.164	11/15/1902	Account of the contest; score sheet.
583	The following orations Normal Eyte 13:11, p.173	11/15/1902	Roster of speakers and topics.
584	Oratorical contest Normal Eyte 13:10, p.160	11/08/1902	The men's societies will compete.
585	The students who have been assembling in the auditorium Normal Eyte 13:10, p.159	11/08/1902	Chapel assembly split in order to provide greater opportunities to deliver orations.
586	One week from tonight occurs the Inter-society oratorical contest Normal Eyte 13:9, p.129	11/01/1902	Urges students to attend the contest.
587	Judges chosen for thought and composition of oration to be given Normal Eyte 13:8, p.124	10/25/1902	Professors Pierce, Simmons, and Walters will serve as judges.
588	The oratorical contest to be held between the societies Normal Eyte 13:6, p.81	10/11/1902	Believes that ISNS must secure a strong position in the interstate contest this year.
589	Monday morning the first oration of the season was delivered Normal Eyte 13:5, p.76	10/04/1902	Graduating students are required to deliver one oration in chapel, one in society, and then turn in one written oration.
590	On Saturday evening Normal Eyte 13:3, p.33	09/20/1902	Orios agree to have oratorical contest during fall term.
591	The gentlemen's societies meet tonight Normal Eyte 13:1, p.1	09/06/1902	May consider holding a fall oratorical contest; Margaret Oliver is available to assist.
592	The new course of music, art and public speaking Normal Eyte 13:1, p.2	09/06/1902	This year will be an experimental year in the new curricula.
593	The recital Normal Eyte 12:35, p.557	06/14/1902	Advanced Elocution class presented work from Shakespeare.
594	The following have been subjects Normal Eyte 12:33, p.521	05/24/1902	Oration topics.
595	General; the Emporia trip Normal Eyte 12:32, p.498	05/17/1902	Entertaining account of trip to Emporia; ISNS finished fourth in oratory; track team takes first.
596	States rank as follows Normal Eyte 12:31, p.490	05/10/1902	ISNS placed fourth among five schools.
597	The Iowa State Normal Normal Eyte 12:31, p.491	05/10/1902	Sent a large contingent to the oratorical contest in Emporia.
598	The students were pleased Tuesday Normal Eyte 12:31, p.490	05/10/1902	E. W. Vogel delivered his oration in chapel.
599	The official paper of the inter-state oratorical association Normal Eyte 12:28, p.433	04/19/1902	Emporia will publish a special issue on the association.
600	As yet nothing has been done Normal Eyte 12:26, p.401	04/05/1902	Believes that oratorical contest should be reorganized.