Westminster College Speech Analysis

Alexander H. Stephens was born February 11, 1812 and passed March 4, 1883. Stephens was an American politician during the United States Civil War. He was the Vice President for the Confederate States. He well known for his speech, the Corner Stone Speech also known as the Cornerstone Address. He delivered this speech March 21, 1861. Stephens reasoning behind this speech was to declare the continuation of slavery.

Bruni describes all the great accomplishments of Florence in a way that appeals to all diffferent readers. He starts off by deciding which topic to discuss first by asking what is most important regarding the individual readers values. Bruni models his speech based on the parts of Florentine culture and government that he thinks are attractive to different selections of readers. Beauty, power, wealth, history, customs and instituations are all covered in the panegyric. In turn, Bruni finds all these subjects praiseworthy when dicussing Florence in length. He states that although another may only find importance in certain subjects (ie. power, wealth, etc) he cannot decide which to write about first; because they are all important to him. Bruni also models his speech based off of the same manner in which nobelmen preach about the workings of God. He states "But we have seen several good and important men who have spoken concerning God himself, whose glory and magnificence the speech of the most eloquent man cannot capture even in the smallest

When one develops a play, there are many things that are taken into consideration. What message are they trying to convey, who is their targeted audience, what props and materials should be used to set the desired tone/imagery, etc. Ten minute plays such as “Tape” by Jose Rivera may actually be so short, that they end up lacking major components such as well-developed characters and plots.

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Tim Wise was the speaker for his famous anti-racist speak. The event took place at the UC Ulluisions room. It was a large room and they even needed to open overflow rooms because there was around 400 people there. The room was very crowded but everyone was waiting for the speaker to speak. Tim in his speech wanted to pint out the everyday and systematic racism that people of color face every day. He was a very good speaker he used a high upbeat tone, he demanded respect from the audience. He was very engaging with his tone it kept you alert. He was talking on an uncomfortable subject to many people so there was almost tension in the room. With his stature and voice, it felt like he was talking to everyone in the room. I personally do not agree

In my personal opinion Hunt’s introduction was satisfactory. He attempted to grabbed the reader's attention and also shared why he was sharing the information to the public. To my understanding according to his introduction by stating “that I will provide guiding principles and students will identify the outcomes of those principles in different contexts” his audience would be parents of his future students. His audience could also be teachers interested in new way to handle their classrooms. Hunt sharing personal experiences with his audience so he can connect with his audience.

Evaluating the speech through social movement studies is particularly fascinating because the speech embodies a strong position in a political conflict. Delivered during the Cold War, the speech stood politically for Western Bloc and ideologically for freedom.

This speaker was very effective in helping college students to apply for taxes from the IRS. Her introduction was clear and immediately stated what her speech was going to be about. She also stated her audience as "fellow students" and continued to say "Are you losing money" which immediately makes the student respond in his or her mind yes or no which is an effective way to catch her audiences attention. The structure of the material used was a tax form showing what a tax return will look like and used details of what we should be most aware of when looking at our tax return. The speaker gave a lot of eye contact to her audience and had practiced her speech because she didn't rely on her notes. She also used her finger as a gesture to point

Alex Steffen's presentation on how cities can go about using innovative ideas to become more sustainable really stood out to me. I liked his speech because it forced me to reconsider my staunch stance on how clean energy sources were the one and only solution to curtailing global warming. With that said, while viewing the presentation, one innovative point stood out to me; That is, the idea that denser cities across the globe is an adequate solution to limiting fossil fuel consumption and emissions.

It has been twenty-five years since Michael and I stood in front of our middle school and gave a speech about what it was like to be called Pottymouth and Stoopid all the way through school. That speech changed our lives. After that, other kids no longer bullied us. In fact, we were famous! We went to work as consultants for The Cartoon Factory, in between going to school. High School was great. Michael and I took advanced business classes and graphic design, and got college credit.

Throughout listening through the speech given by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the underlying message that I grasped was the threat to for corporate control that is being placed on the internet. Lately it has been an eroding net neutrality. This goes along with the fact that we can no longer use the web without worrying about the 24-hour surveillance placed on everything that we say and do.

For the ‘93-’94 Coronation, the theme was “The Night of Stars” where candidates dressed as famous couples from well known movies. Along with the variety show and pep assembly, volleyball and powder-puff football finals were played in the outdoor events portion of the day. During this Homecoming, the barbeque was still a popular event, and several booths were set up in a “stress fair” fashion in hopes to get students

Immediately after finishing the informative speech I tried to think about any mistakes I may have made, and suddenly my mind went blank. It wasn't that I thought the speech was perfect, but I realized how little attention I paid to my mannerisms for this presentation. After watching the video, I feel I did much better on staying focused throughout the speech, but I also seemed to pick up some new quirks in my voice and body language. Thus, my extra practice did pay off, but I still have a list of things to work on.

Significance speech- who deserves the most credit for the decision to give women the vote?

Imagine living in a world that is seemingly against all that you are and all that you want to be. Through modern stereotypes and accustomed oppression, the odds are working against minorities. As a society we have become familiarized with the comfort of color blindness, this is a term used for the ignorance that surrounds diversity issues today. Mellody Hobson, executive president of Ariel Investments, is an African American woman that has chosen to confront the lack of understanding involving diversity issues involving race, gender, sexuality, religion, socioeconomic status, and education and tagging it as Color Bravery. Throughout her discussion, Hobson engages and connects with her audience through her personal stories, facial expressions, tone of voice, and passion about diversity.