Word: aloud
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Choate, as chairman of the meeting, read aloud the constitution submitted by the committee chosen to draw it up, and several amendments were made. In brief, it states that the membership shall be open to all members of the University and that the purpose of the association shall be to promote and control the golfing interests of the University. It provides for the election of officers, for amending the constitution, and states that the dues shall be determined each year by a vote of the club...
...meeting at the Ardsley Casino was called for. W. B. Cutting 1900 reported that at the meeting an Intercollegiate Golf Association had been formed, with provisional officers and constitution which were left to be ratified by the golf clubs of the universities represented. The constitution was read aloud and the club ratified it and approved the officers as follows: President, R. Terry of Yale; secretary and treasurer, J. H. Choate of Harvard; an executive committee consisting of the president and secretary, ex-officio, Bayard of Princeton, Morris of Columbia, and Winsor of Pennsylvania...
Years ago the art of reading aloud was much practiced. Now it is almost absolete, simply because the opportunity of learning it is granted so rarely. The value of these classes is very great. The pupil learns how to stand and how to use his voice, two of the most necessary accomplishments of the speaker. They are also extremely useful as a preparation for English...
...Copeland began his series of informal talks last evening by speaking upon the subject of "Reading Aloud as a Means of Appreciating Literature." A large number of students were present, and they showed their appreciation by generous applause...
Lecture. Reading Aloud as an Important Help to the Appreciation of Literature. Mr. Copeland. Sever...