Word: speaker
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...represented by E. R. Lewis '08, B. M. Nussbaum '08, and I. L. Sharfman '07, who will speak in the order named. The Princeton debaters will be R. J. Sterret '07, M. F. Fry '09, and R. S. Sidebotham '07, who will also speak in that order. Each speaker will be allowed twelve minutes for a main speech in which to present his argument and five minutes for rebuttal...
Edward Rieman Lewis '08, of Indianapolis, Indiana, the first speaker on the University team, prepared for College at the Shortridge High School of that city. He has been actively connected with debating since his Freshman year, when he was a member of both the class team against the Sophomores and against Exeter. In his Sophomore year he spoke on his class team that defeated the Freshmen: and this fall he was a member of the second team in the debate with Yale. In the trials for the present team, the Coolidge Prize was awarded to him. He is a member...
Isaiah Leo Sharfman '07, of Roxbury, Massachusetts, the third speaker, prepared at the Boston Latin School. He has been a scholar of the first group during his entire course. Last year he made his first debating team in the University when he represented his class in the final debate of the inter-class series; and this year he was alternate on the team that defeated Yale. He also is a member of the Agora and of the Debating Council...
Morton Harrison Fry '09, the second Princeton speaker, comes from Ephatra, Pennsylvania, and prepared at Franklin and Marshall Academy. Last year he was a member of the freshman debating team which defeated the Yale freshmen. He is a member of the American Whig Society, and spoke on the team which won the annual debate with the Cliosophic Society last December...
...this debate, which will be the third inter-club debate between the Agora and the Forum, the Pasteur Medal, founded by Baron Pierre de Coubertin in 1898, will be awarded to the best speaker. The trials for the teams will be conducted independently by each of the clubs and will be open only to their members. At the first trials, which will be held on March 28 instead of March 29 as previously announced, six men will be retained by each club, and at the second trials on April 3 the teams will be chosen...