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Sunday, September 18
Dealing with Different Types of Speakers by LAURA WATSON
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Pete Weissman
on Sun 18 Sep 2005 06:52 PM EDT
I believe there are three types of speakers: script speakers, ad-lib speakers, and "mad-lib" speakers. more »
Saturday, September 17
Creating an Introduction by Anonymous
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Pete Weissman
on Sat 17 Sep 2005 06:50 PM EDT
While only a small part of a speech's presentation, the introduction the speaker is very important and can set the tone of the evening, as well as get the audience excited about the upcoming speech. more »
Monday, September 5
On Speeches: Pearls and Tapestries by GRAY RINEHART
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Pete Weissman
on Mon 05 Sep 2005 09:55 PM EDT
Two metaphors for speech construction . . . more »
Sunday, September 4
Speechwriting as Motorcycle Maintenance: John Kerry, Vietnam, and Narrative Fidelity by STEVE HINKSON
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Pete Weissman
on Sun 04 Sep 2005 09:43 PM EDT
What can a 1974 metaphysical travelogue and an 18 year-old communication theory tell us about speechwriting? Plenty according to Steve Hinkson. more »
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