Word: aloud
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Copeland will speak on the "Obsolescent Art of Reading Aloud," and will follow his lecture with readings from Shakespeare, Fielding and other authors. Concerning the importance of the subject and the intimacy of its relation to student life there can be no doubt. The art of reading aloud is passing into disuse and we are thus giving up one of the best means of making ourselves agreeable and profitable companions for our friends. That we read poorly and speak poorly is a matter of personal experience with most of us. The average college man does not pronounce his words plainly...
Lecture. The Obsolescent Art of Reading Aloud. Mr. Copeland. Sever...
...appointment of Mr. Copeland as lecturer in English Literature in addition to his position as instructor, will bring pleasure to those who attended his voluntary course in "Reading and Speaking Aloud" during the first part of the second half year. There are very few restrictions paced upon his office, so we may hope for a course next year somewhat the same as one just ended. It will be voluntary as before and held only during the more quiet months, probably from December until the Easter recess. The character of the course will not be a definite one, at least...
There are but two more opportunities to hear Mr. Copeland in the course in Literature and Reading Aloud, which he has been giving entirely voluntarily during this second half year. Today at half past three he will talk on Thackeray and Dickens, and on Friday next will close this very novel and interesting series of literary treats for such it may be called. It is something quite out of the ordinary run of college events, to see the continued interest in a course like this. The audience is not one which changes every week; on the contrary a large portion...
...COPELAND'S voluntary course in literature. Contrary to report, the time of meeting for the new Voluntary Course in Literature and Reading Aloud has not been changed. Meetings will be held, as before, Fridays at half - past three, in Sever 11; and the announcement appears each week in the University calendar...