Show CEU Friday January 30 1987 International students attend Positive message sent by dressing for success CEU J Magann of the Eagle Staff by Gus The College of Eutem Utah hu quite a few students who grew up in Utah Ota the other hand CEU hu also attracted students from the other side of the globe Toa Sagapolutele Kurt (Robert) The first and most significant statement a person makes to the world is a nonverbal one It is the one in which how they look is more important that what they had to say said Christine Schoppe during the College of Eastern Utah's forum mi 'Dressing for Success" January 14 Ms Schoppe is the mother of six children and is the director of the early childhood intervention She program at Snow College recently gave the same discussion at a National Association of Early Childhood Educators She used the example of the NixonKennedy presidential debate in dressing for success Although the majority of the American people favored Nixon before the debate the majority also agreed that Kennedy had performed more effectively This only group that feltNixon had beaten his challenger were those who had not watched the debate but listened to it on the radio This group insisted that Nixon had handily outdebated Kennedy arguing more dress they will remember you as someone who knows what he's talking about Second dress friendly People are more receptive to individuals who relax than and make them feel good rather than those wearing clothes that antagonize annoy or frighten them When dealing in a "suits only" environment it's a navy suit a white shirt and a simple striped tie That outfit tells people in a wide variety of professions that blue-and-maro- forcefully more persuasively ! By Angelyn Adams r' Jbi r--‘ £i i J r n A U "non-suit- u of the Eagle staff College of Eastern Utah’s Salt Lake Invitational Speech Meet for the 16th Annual Great CEU won 12 trophies and four forensic's squad earned eleven other awards including a third awards at the 21st Annual Eastern place team finish in the junior level Utah Junior Varsity Meet and 12 After the preliminary rounds of trophies at the Annual Great Balt competition in each event the top 12 Lake Invitational Meet speakers were advanced to the semThe Eagles earned a second place ifinals rounds of competition finish in the sweepstakes division at According to CEU Forensics the local meet on January 7 Director Neil Warren "In lager Ricks College place first in tournaments are needed sweepstakes followed by CEU and to select from tHe large entry ThereUtah Technical College at Orem in fore the best speakers will meet 16-1- ft : i ' v f v - t s semi-fina- ls third head-to-he- In Readers Theater CEU placed second with it's program "A Dream of the 20th Century" CEU's group included Christine Schoppe Over time historians have come to agree with this minority Nixon did win they insist on points at least But Kennedy young and ruddy and comfortable on camera just plain looked better He understood the importance of nonverbal communication Ml Schoppe said that the way we dress forms an immediate strong impression about who we are In general it makes more sense to be dressed conservatively "Coco Chanel once said that if a woman is poorly dressed you notice her dress and if she's impeccably dressed you notice the woman" she added She quoted John T Money's Dress For Success bode in discussing "Does Your Suit Suit What You’re Selling?" He gave several rules on dressing that must be followed if you want a better chance at selling your products your ideas or yourself she added First dress to meet customers’ expectations His research confirms that if you dress the way people expect an expert in your field to executives or other successful What makes a lasting people impression are not expensive suits since most people cant differentiate between those priced ones accessories and moderately but expensive This includes watches ties leather attache cases etc She concluded by saying successful people are the type that we want to emulate "Although the perfect outfit does not assure success the wrong outfit does guarantee problems” Forensic students win 23 trophies showing a greater grasp of the issues i you're competent trustworthy and friendly One can send the same message to " environment by those in a wearing a navy spots jacket over a sports shirt and in the office over a shirt and tie Third be neat Although this is an obvioui one remember that looking disheveled is often interpreted a sign of being disorganized Fourth if you have a choice dress This is particularly affluently important when we're dealing with Emily Willson David Tanner and Troy Hunt with Robert Wright providing music and sound Miss Willaorthe CEU president of the Phi Rho Pi club also placid first in poetry interpretation second in communication analysis and missed the finals with her partner David Tanner by one point John Williams placed first in oral interpretation and third in speaking to entertain Troy Hunt won the second place trophy in informative speaking and placed fourth in persuasion and fifth in speaking to entertain Nick Pappas placed fourth both in impromptu speaking and speaking to entertain Missing the finals by one point were David Tanner in both poetry interpretation and oral interpretar tion and Robert Wright in speaking to entertain The CEU Forensic squad and speech department would like to thank all those who helped with the tournament During January 5 69 colleges and universities frvm all parts of the 24-2- United States Florida to Texas to Minnesota at the University of Utah gathered Washington ad The speaking to entertain event was impressive for CEU "Four of the six finalists were ours" said Warren "a delightfully embarass-in- g situation John Williams placed first in this event Shane Zehnder second Nick Pappas fifth and Robert Wright wu sixth Emily Willson placed second in communication analysis and David Tanner wu second in poetry In drama oral interpretation John Williams wu third and David continued on page 7 Billington Robert Marsom and Nijo Pritchard all grew up in New Zealand andor American Samoa and are members ofthe College of Eastern Utah football team and Sagapolutele Billington Marsom are all from Auckland New Zealand where they attended Mt Albert School Pritchard also attended Mt Albert School and then attended Leone American Samoa High School Nijo’s home is in Pago Pago American Samoa Sagapolutele and Billington are freshmen at CEU Sagapolutele an offensive tackle helped block this oast uason for Billington who plays islfback They were both recruited jy Brigham Young University and :hoM to come to CEU to obtain the experience a junior college can provide Sagapolutele and Billington are back in New Zealand his quarter due to difficulties concerning their visas Both wanted everyone to know that they hope to be soon back possible Marsom a sophomore plays tailback for CEU He wu recruited by Utah State University however he plans to attend either BYU or Hawaii next year HesayshechoM CEU because it wu a great way to get to America and experience new u u things Pritchard an outside linebacker wu recruited by coach Flodin Pritchard says that coming to CEU hu taught him to be independent He wants to use his education to help his parents when he returns home The four New Zealanders all agree that what they enjoy most about CEU isthecommunityfeelingofthis 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