Word: speeching
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Following Mr. Dana's talk, C. H. Johnston '27, President of the Club, will make a short speech and then the departmental heads will outline the work in their departments. Raiph Nye '26 is in charge of the acting, E. W. Gross '27 the publicity and business, and Edward Baur '27 the stage work. Competitions will also get a start tonight in the seven regular departments of the club. The actors will be chosen as a result of tryouts which will begin in about a week. Work in the other departments is briefly summarized as follows: stage, regular backstage...
...apply for pardon I made no defense when I was tried because I felt that I had committed no crime. If I should apply for pardon it would be in my eyes an acknowledgment that I was wrong when I stood my ground for the right of free speech in the United States...
...higher psychical centre, just back of the eyebrows and forehead, and running back to about the temples. An injury to an eye or a frontal sinus may puncture this centre, but is not always fatal. Somewhat higher up and a trifle before the temple is the speech centre. Just above that is that of the head. Ahead of the head centre is that of the eyes. Back of these latter two and going in a sort of band from the speech centre to the top of the lobe are successively the centres of the face, the arms, the trunk...
...before he left court, Foreman Conant arose and made an impromptu, unexpected speech. He said so much in such short space, that his words went far beyond the courtroom, went abroad to lay trial-by-jury as it sometimes operates today, before the bar of the body social. Foreman Conant said...
...Bimba, who has been long known as a labor leader of decided Communistic tendencies was brought to trial this winter on charges of treason and blasphemy for a speech he delivered in Brockton. He was acquitted on the latter charge but found guilty and fined on the former. The case is now being appealed. The trial has attracted more attention than any, except the famous Scopes case in Dayton, Tennessee, which has been held during the last few years. Its chief importance lies in its relation to the rights of free speech, when those rights involve the spread of radical...