Oratory Quote on Speech as Brain Messages
A sharp aphorism on oratory compares deep throat sounds to important messages from the brain, highlighting rhetoric as a craft that shapes perceived meaning and authority.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1986
Page
11
A sharp aphorism on oratory compares deep throat sounds to important messages from the brain, highlighting rhetoric as a craft that shapes perceived meaning and authority.
The North Dearborn Cosmos 4 H meeting opened with president Joan Henderson Son leading the group through the American flag pledge. Susan Henderson led the group in the pledge and a food demonstration on no fail pie crust was well received. No minutes were kept. Kelly Horton presented the demo. Dues and book fees were paid. Mrs Kolb offered hints on demonstrations and older members assisted. The meeting adjourned with birthday cake for Susan Henderson.
Five individuals tied to Three Rivers Local School District were honored April 11 for service to students with disabilities. The breakfast at Hilton Inn celebrated Robert and Mrs. Scott Joyce Westrich Kathy Behrends and Gary Smith for advocacy, warm classroom leadership, and fostering teamwork between regular and special education staff.
The Cincinnati Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will host a free professional development program at Shuller's Wigwam on April 17, 1986 from 5 to 6 p.m. Stephen A. Curfman will discuss Health Cost Containment. Contact Greg Bybee at 721-1414 for details. Marine Pvt. Christopher L. Bowling completed Infantry Combat Training at Camp Lejeune after graduating Fairfield High School in 1985 and enlisting in August 1985.
The notice states a meeting starts at 6:00 PM. For more details contact Greg Bybee at 721-1414.
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