First of all, I would like to say, hello Nerdfighteria, and happy First of April! (And no, this isn't a joke.)
For my intro to public speaking class, we have to write an epideictic speech. (for those of you who don't know what epideictic means, its pretty much just a ceremonial speech) So, I have decided that in lieu of writing a graduation or commencement speech, since I already wrote one for my high school graduation, I am going to compose a eulogy for a dead person. But whom should I write about? There are so many possibilities, and I want it to be great! I mean, school would be no fun if you didn't take SOME creative liberty with the assignments.
So far I was thinking historical person or musician, but I don't want to do a speech on someone who has had speeches written about them a million times already- lets give some recognition to those less-oft spoken of.
Any suggestions, comments, or info would help me out bundles! Thank you so much!
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Comment by Kylieeeee on April 2, 2011 at 11:20am Sharing neat youtube links is my favorite hobby, so it is perfectly acceptable. And I am thinking a memorial speech for Phineas Gage would be PERFECT for this assignment.
Triumph it is!
Comment by Kenny (TOK) on April 1, 2011 at 4:37pm
Comment by Kylieeeee on April 1, 2011 at 3:03pm Ooh. It would be fun to eulogize the first decade of the new millenium. I'll do a little thinking on that one, to see if I could plausibly structure a speech around it. (My professor is a little bit picky about the way we outline and structure our speeches.)
Also, I just googled Phineas Gage to find out who he was... and I think that a eulogy to Phineas Gage would be quite an interesting one. That sounds fun!
.... The Chrome is a lie.
and thank you so much for your input! That definitely helps a TON. Sometimes my brain just doesn't feel like thinking, and this just kicked it back into gear.
Kind of like pushing a car down a hill.
Or something.
.........
DFTBA!
Comment by Kenny (TOK) on April 1, 2011 at 2:57pm
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