Hi, I'm new to the forum so first a little about me:
I've been cubing for about a year and a half, and I've been to the last two events at Cornell in Ithaca, NY.
My best times are around 50 sec-1 minute, so I would still consider myself a beginning cuber, but it's something I really like to do.
So now, for my question.... I am in my Senior year of high school now, and I want to give a speech at graduation that involves the cube in some way. I've thought basically I could relate the cube to life or school, and talk a little bit at each step solving, and I'd finish it at the end. Now I have that idea, I can't think of anything really profound that people would want to hear in a speech.
I'd really like some help with speech ideas, since I need a final copy presented to an assistant principal at my school by May 23 for approval. This is something I want to have fun with, so creative ideas are welcome.
Thanks a lot!!
I've been cubing for about a year and a half, and I've been to the last two events at Cornell in Ithaca, NY.
My best times are around 50 sec-1 minute, so I would still consider myself a beginning cuber, but it's something I really like to do.
So now, for my question.... I am in my Senior year of high school now, and I want to give a speech at graduation that involves the cube in some way. I've thought basically I could relate the cube to life or school, and talk a little bit at each step solving, and I'd finish it at the end. Now I have that idea, I can't think of anything really profound that people would want to hear in a speech.
I'd really like some help with speech ideas, since I need a final copy presented to an assistant principal at my school by May 23 for approval. This is something I want to have fun with, so creative ideas are welcome.
Thanks a lot!!