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Schnoor, Larry – 1984
Established in 1874, the Interstate Oratorical Association (IOA) represents the nation's oldest competitive collegiate speaking association. It is now composed of collegiate speaking associations in 19 states. Begun by three student members of the Adelphi Society at Knox College, the IOA held its first contest on February 27, 1874 at the Opera…
Descriptors: Competition, Debate, Higher Education, History
Madsen, Sandra – 1984
There are three systems of ethics applicable to forensics programs. The classical conception borrows from Quintilian's reference to a "good man speaking well." A second approach starts from the context of a democratic society and builds on the principles that should govern a speaker in that setting, among which are the obligation to…
Descriptors: Codes of Ethics, Competition, Debate, Educational Philosophy
Epper, Rhonda Martin – 1996
A study examined the experiences of three states (Minnesota, Maine, Colorado) concerning the development of distance education at the postsecondary level, and the implications of each state's public policy approach. The study's principal objective was to better understand the forces for coordination and competition in state systems of higher…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Comparative Analysis, Competition, Cooperative Programs
Hanson, Mary Ellen – 1983
In the late 19th century and the early 20th century, an era of narrowly circumscribed female roles, basketball created tension by expanding women's opportunities for competitive athletic activity. The characteristics which made it popular with women--spontaneity, freedom of movement, and vigorous team play--contradicted prevailing ideals of…
Descriptors: Basketball, Competition, Higher Education, Physical Education
Thorpe, Judie Mosier – 1983
A survey of 80 department chairpersons, directors of forensics, and debate coaches indicated an increased use of nontraditional, audience-centered debate paradigms since the National Developmental Conference on Forensics issued its report advancing alternative debate options during the 1970s. Report recommendations on expanding the role of…
Descriptors: Audience Participation, Citizen Participation, Communication Research, Competition
Gregory, Conway – 1980
A Social Sciences Exposition and Fair has been conducted annually by Chesapeake College since 1978 as part of an effort to involve high school students and community organizations in competitive, academic events related to the social sciences and history, and to encourage faculty to participate in student recruitment. The first fair, held in…
Descriptors: College School Cooperation, Community Benefits, Community Colleges, Community Organizations