Wedding nearly always is a happy occasion and a time to have a good time the fun of existence. Friends and family of the married couple collect collectively and have fun with the newly-weds a begin in their new existence. And of direction every one of the visitors des…

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Gone are the days while etiquette and manners had been confined to merely announcing 'thank you' while someone does you a favor or apologizing by using pronouncing 'Sorry' while you harm someone and being polite with anyone. Apart from this basic social…

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there is perhaps none amongst us who hasn't hit the "send" button simply as our eye stuck the name of an unintended recipient-with extreme implications, or a huge spelling mistake-with dubious connotations. career control includes a lesson in e mail etiqu…

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Here is a little article on political correctness that is sure to spark some lively conversation in interpersonal and intercultural communication classes. https://www.amny.com/opinion/columnists/mike-vogel/a-new-low-for-political-correctness-outrage-1.21777884

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This is a word copy of an article that was published in Etc: A Review of General Semantics 73, October 2016, pp. 314-320.  (The journal is a bit behind and this was actually published October 2018.) T he purpose of the article was not to propose new theories but just t…

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After reading the varied posts, I’m convinced we (as an academic discipline) don’t have any evidence for the claims that a live audience is either effective or necessary in online public speaking courses.  Although instructors noted how they handled this issue of a li…

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The following post was sent to the basic course list (Basiccc@lists.udayton.edu) in response to a number of instructors explaining how they incorporated the live audience in an online public speaking course. But, I thought others might be interested in the issue. It…

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