DOUBLE DUTY In addition to delivering the keynote address on Class Day, outgoing trustee and former news anchor Charles Gibson '65 fulfilled his duties as University orator, delivering the citations for this year's honorary-degree recipients with enviable gravitas.
That is when Westhoff, one of the staff's great orators, delivers an impassioned speech that uses an example, like a movie clip or a historical anecdote, to teach a point.
Whitman's friend, the orator Robert Ingersoll, delivered the eulogy.
Three student orators deliver addresses, and the dean of each School introduces the candidates for their respective degrees, which the president then confers.
The speech of the orator Andocides, one of the conspirators, delivered in his defense in 400 or 399 bc, when the old affair was again taken up in a trial, still survives.
It was a dignified, thoughtful speech -- worthy of the great orator who delivered it and appropriate to our perilous times.
His photos show all sides of Castro; from the slightly doughy man doing shirtless pull-ups in his garden, to the orator who would become a blur on stage as he delivered another fierce speech.
A member of the assembly decides about future events, a juryman about past events: while those who merely decide on the orator's skill are observers.
While admitting that stylish tricks gave an immediate effect, he felt they were of no great help to the orator in the realities of public advocacy at law.
Cicero, in On the Orator (ch.
Its inscription identifies its subject as the orator.
