Nine area students spoke on their visions of change in light of Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations, each with hopes of winning the second annual Essay and Oratorical contest. The students shared speeches, which had to be a minimum of 250 words, Saturday afternoon on the stage of the Lyceum of the Nicholas P. Sims Library in Waxahachie. Speeches addressed topics that surround equality and unity from the perspective of young minds. Each address had the requirement to begin and end with "I have a vision...
