1963-1964 Academic Catalog

LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Cedarville College Requirements for a Minor in Speech. Sixteen semester hours, in– cluding Speech 111-112, 210, 311; seven hours of electives in Speech. Requirements for a Minor in English. Fifteen semester hours, in– cluding English Language 101-102, English and American Literature 231-232 or 241-242, and 335. Requirements for a Minor in Greek. Sixteen semester hours, all in Greek. Requirements for a Minor in Spanish, French, or German. Twelve to fifteen semester hours, including three hours of literature.. A. SPEECH .1-11 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH A study of the fundamental principles of effectivt speaking with practice in the preparation and delivery of speeches. Three credit hourJ 112 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH Prerequisite: Speech 111 A continuation of 111. 211 RADIO SPEECH Two credit hours ./ Speaking in the radio situation with trammg m preparation and presenta– Two credit hourJ tion of radio talk and interview materials. ./ 212 DISCUSSION A study of the principles and methods of group discussion. Two credit hours 214 INTERPRETATIVE READING Logical and emotional meanings reading with practice in expression. rn prose, poetry, and drama for oral Two credit hours 215-216 ARGUMENTATION AND DEBATE Principles and practice in debating. legiate debart. 310 STAGE PRODUCTION Study of questions used in intercol– Two credit houn each semester For students who act in college stage plays. May be taken more than once, but the total credit earned may not exceed three credit hours. One credit hour 311 PERSUASION Study in analysis, composmon, and delivery of persuasive speeches. Atten– tion is given to audience analysis and to logical, emotional, and ethical proofs. Two credit ho1;rs 313-314 PULPIT SPEECH* (1963-64) fhe theory and practice of sermon preparation and delivery. The first semester emphasizes theory; the second emphasizes practice preaching. Two credit hours each semester 316 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE* (1964-65) A study of the proper procedure in the conduct of business meetings, the formation of organizations, and the writing of constitutions. One credit hour 62