+ Follow international public speaking competition Tag
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[Title] => Imagination over knowledge?
[Summary] => It’s that time of year when ESU-Phil or English Speaking Union, Philippines chapter, comes up with an official contestant for the annual International Public Speaking Competition held in London in May.
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[Title] => UP Diliman student is Phl rep to int'l public speaking tilt
[Summary] => A senior student from the University of the Philippines Diliman won this year's search for the Philippine representative to the English Speaking Union's International Public Speaking Competition (ESU IPSC), beating other hopefuls for a chance to represent the Philippines in London this May.
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[Title] => To speak English, maybe in London
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The English Speaking Union-Philippines chapter has selected two student representatives for the ESU International Public Speaking Competition to be held in London from May 14 to 17.
Coordinated by the UP Debate Society last Saturday at UP Diliman, in conjunction with the annual Philippine Intercollegiate Debating Championship, the local contest actually produced three winners, including a high school student.
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[Title] => Patricia shines in her ‘borderless world’
[Summary] => She may not be a pop-singing idol, nor a grand champion of any teen celebrity search, but debater-turned-TV host, Patricia Evangelista, is still very much a star on her own. Talented and passionate, Patricia brings into the media industry a refreshing dose of youthful vibrancy and idealism.
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As a young boy I wanted nothing more than to travel the world. My appetite was whetted by voracious reading about places like Lapland and Mongolia and the Pyrenees, and by the airliners that wrote vaporous signatures miles above my head in Mandaluyong. Most of all I wanted to go to England, where all the lords and ladies lived; I fancied myself an Oliver getting lost in the warren of Dickensian London and finding his way into the laps of the gentlefolk.
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Coordinated by the UP Debate Society last Saturday at UP Diliman, in conjunction with the annual Philippine Intercollegiate Debating Championship, the local contest actually produced three winners, including a high school student.
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September 14, 2005 - 12:00am
