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Primitive staples-and-glue residue will be the subject of a lecture on Wednesday at the New York Ceramics Fair, "Simply Riveting: A Look at Broken and Mended Ceramics," by Angelika Kuettner, a curator at Colonial Williamsburg.

Philip Hewat-JaBritish British architectural historian, will give a lecture on Wednesday about William Beckford (1760 - 1844), a collector of French and English furniture, Italian and Flemish artworks, and silver and other decorative objects.

Ms. Brown will give a lecture on Saturday morning.

The Landmarks Conservancy will sponsor a lecture on Tuesday at 6 p.m., on the influence of Italian architecture on McKim, Mead & White.

A number of related events – talks, screenings, artist presentations – continue through the week, with Ceschel expanding on his manifesto in a lecture on Thursday evening.

Paterson was giving a lecture on Tuesday at the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF), a climate sceptic group led by former Tory chancellor Lord Lawson.

The former MP was giving a lecture on Tuesday evening when he was targeted by a group of five protesters who covered him in glitter.

The warning comes as the UN special rapporteur on the right to food, Olivier de Schutter, visits London to deliver a lecture on Monday on the growth of food insecurity in developed countries.

BUFFALO — In a lecture on Saturday morning for an audience of student composers at Baird Hall on the University at Buffalo campus, Robert Beaser offered a brief but detailed overview of the travails of writing his Guitar Concerto (2009).

Ms. Kadeer, left, a critic of China's policies toward the Uighurs who lives in the United States, plans to address journalists on Wednesday and give a lecture on Thursday.

In a particularly uncomfortable moment, the three men found themselves on the wrong end of a lecture on Sunday about their networks' paltry convention plans in a panel discussion at Harvard University.