Word: speak
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...recrimination. Let this debate be thought of only as an incentive to future victories. Victories can be won, but only by the disinterested and earnest co-operation of the debating clubs in careful preparation: preparation not only of the speakers when they are chosen, but of all who speak in the debating courses and in the weekly club debates. Constant practice must be regarded as all important. It is not only an indispensable condition to success in the intercollegiate contests, but ought to be considered the main part of the debating activity in which these contests are only stimulating incidents...
...speak for harvard against Yale tonight need hardly be reminded that this debate is in some ways the most important that has ever taken place between the two universities. Those who have not, however, been actively interested in debating should consider the situation for a moment. Up to last year the representatives of this University had won every debate ever held with Yale at which a decision had been given, thus clearly illustrating the superiority of Harvard's system of instruction in public speaking up to that time. Last year a combination of circumstances gave the debate to Yale...
...PHOTOGRAPHER TO HARVARD.- The Pach's have been awarded this position ever since 1879. What fact could speak in louder praise of their work than this? If you want pictures which will please you now and be satisfactory always, go to Pach's. The studio is located on Massachusetts avenue, Cambridge, near Beck Hall...
...Harvard men will speak the first time in the following order: S. R. Wrightington '97, G. H. Dorr '97, F. Dobyns '98. In the rebuttal speeches the order will be: Dorr, Wrightington, Dobyns. For Yale, in the main speeches, the order will be: C. S. MacFarland, Div., C. U. Clark '97, C. H. Studinski '97; in rebuttal, MacFarland, Studinski, Clark...
After the debate a supper will be given to the debaters at the Colonial Club. Professor A. B. Hart will act as toastmaster; Dr. E. V. Reynolds will respond for Yale and Professor G. P. Baker for Harvard. The judges are also expected to speak...