| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| A rhetorical analysis of logos, pathos, and ethos in selected speeches of Terry Sanford |
1972 |
878 |
On February 4, 1960, Terry Sanford announced his candidacy for the governorship of North Carolina. This step, the result of fourteen years of strategic career planning, brought Sanford into regional prominence and gave him the opportunity to enunciat... |
| A survey of research in television by graduate students in speech and cognate fields, 1968-1969 |
1972 |
509 |
The purpose of this study was to assemble, classify, analyze, and evaluate the contribution of research in television which was completed by graduate students in speech and cognate fields during the two-year span 1968-69. This was done in order toi (... |
| An investigation of the recruitment and retention of qualified speech therapists in the North Carolina public schools |
1969 |
1120 |
The objectives of this study were: (1) to determine how currently employed, qualified speech therapists were recruited into North Carolina (N.C.) public schools, and (2) to determine the reasons why qualified speech correctionists leave N. C. public ... |
| The performance of poetry : a creative approach to selected poems |
1973 |
790 |
The thesis is that poetry is inherently dramatic in nature and may therefore be staged in the manner of a theatrical production. The dramatic definition of poetry is first established by looking at the means poets use to objectify experience—metaphor... |
| The North Carolina Speaker Ban Commission hearing : a study of evidence |
1974 |
297 |
The purpose of this thesis is to analyze the evidence presented by the American Association of University Professors and the American Legion before the North Carolina Speaker Ban Study Commission. Chapter One traces the history of the criteria used t... |
| The right of public access to commercial television stations in North Carolina |
1974 |
181 |
The purposes of this study were: (1) to determine who may have access to air time on television stations in North Carolina, (2) to discover the attitudes of station managers with regard to the governmental regulation of the granting of air time, and ... |
| An investigation of the speech and drama curriculum in the community colleges, junior colleges, and vocational and technical schools in North Carolina |
1971 |
228 |
The author was interested in the speech and drama curriculums in the community colleges, junior colleges and vocational and technical schools in North Carolina. Three different questionnaires were designed as a means of investigating these programs: ... |