. History and alumni register of Irving institute of the State university of Iowa, May, 1908. nkvawvmMM (n»a^w> * i»».<Mi»|JWiM* LIBRARY OF CONGRESS TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Title page 1 Does Irving Institute Pay? by Emerson Hough. ... 3 History of Irving Institute 6 Prominent Alumni 10 Honorary Members 11 References . 12 Members and Alumni of Irving ............ 13 Constitution and By-Laws 34 Charter Members 45 Present Officers 46 List of Irving Of&cers 47 A 2 P 52 Freshman Oratorical Contests 53 Sophomore Oratorical Contests 53 Preliminaries with Zetagathian 53 Inter State Debaters 53 Fi
. History and alumni register of Irving institute of the State university of Iowa, May, 1908. nkvawvmMM (n»a^w> * i»».<Mi»|JWiM* LIBRARY OF CONGRESS TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Title page 1 Does Irving Institute Pay? by Emerson Hough. ... 3 History of Irving Institute 6 Prominent Alumni 10 Honorary Members 11 References . 12 Members and Alumni of Irving ............ 13 Constitution and By-Laws 34 Charter Members 45 Present Officers 46 List of Irving Of&cers 47 A 2 P 52 Freshman Oratorical Contests 53 Sophomore Oratorical Contests 53 Preliminaries with Zetagathian 53 Inter State Debaters 53 Final Inter-State Contests 54 Chicago 54 Minnesota 54 Wisconsin 55 Illinois 56 Notre Dame 56 Nebraska 56 Class Contests 57 Junior 57 Sophomore 58 Freshman 59 Early Oratorical Contests 62 Hamilton Club Contests 62 N. O. L. Contests 63 DOES IRVING INSTITUTE PAY?. By Emerson Hough, S. U. I., 1880 |N a recent meeting of Irving Institute an oldalumnus, now prominent in the legal profession,stated it as his belief that no portion of the edu-cation gained at the State University of Iowawas of greater value than that found in the worktaken up by members of Irving Institute. Analumnus myself of some 28 years standing, I amvery ready to subscribe to that statement, indeedmore ready now than I might have been years ago. Thestatement is true not only in its application to those whointend to take up the legal profession, but to men of anyprofession whatever. In broader application, it would betrue more especially in regard to America than to any othercountry. There is hardly any rank of life in our country where itis not now and then necessary or desirable for a man to beable to stand on his feet before an audience of one sort oranother, and not only to think on his feet, but to be ableexpress himself clearly and without awkwardness. Thisfaculty, once ga
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