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Goldthwaite Hamilton Dorr '97, of Orange, N. J., will be the second speaker for Harvard. He prepared for college at Milton Academy. His previous training in debating has been gained in English 6 and the Harvard Forum of which he is a member. This is his first experience as a...
It consists of a gold watch charm in the shape of an old Greek coin. The obverse of the coin bears in relief the head of Demosthenes, and the reverse is to be engraved with the name and class of the debater, together with the debate and date thereof in...
An editorial in the CRIMSON November 27, on Faculty coaching of debaters has aroused much opposition at Yale. The Yale News has replied in an editorial and has published communications on the subject from C. U. Clark, a former debater, and Dr. E. V. Raynolds. The communication by Dr. Raynolds...
Dr. Raynolds urges that, as it can rarely happen that any member of the team will have any thorough knowledge of the subject assigned he must go to some outside source and might as well go to the men who have it at first hand, as to books and magazine...
The extremely literal application which Dr. Raynolds makes of the CRIMSON'S simile, comparing the coached debater to a chess player whose moves were suggested by an expert at his back, is too far-fetched to call for a reply.