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Course: JRNL 001, Fall 2008School: Hofstra
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Speech Informative Outline Nickelodeon the Glory Days Statement of purpose: To remind the audience (class) of their youth, and tell them facts they never knew about Nickelodeon cartoon shows. 1. Basic Information A. When it started B. Why it started C. What company started it/owns it 2. Chronological of order shows A. Earliest Show Developed B. What shows had high ratings C. Nickelodeon now 3. Visual A. Pictures...
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Speech Informative Outline Nickelodeon the Glory Days Statement of purpose: To remind the audience (class) of their youth, and tell them facts they never knew about Nickelodeon cartoon shows. 1. Basic Information A. When it started B. Why it started C. What company started it/owns it 2. Chronological of order shows A. Earliest Show Developed B. What shows had high ratings C. Nickelodeon now 3. Visual A. Pictures of cartoons B. Video montage from YouTube 4. Extra A. My thoughts on the programs B. My favorite old Nickelodeon shows
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