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New York based curator and writer Isolde Brielmaier has curated a program of panel discussions for Open Forum at T: The New York Times Style Magazine Media Lounge at Pier 94 that run from Thursday through Sunday.

It opened its late-night challenge in 1964, with "The Les Crane Show," a program of hard-hitting discussions on controversial subjects that failed to make a dent (though Bob Dylan was a guest, a rare television appearance).

At 8 p.m., Abrons Arts Center, Henry Street Settlement, 466 Grand Street, at Pitt Street, Lower East Side, (212) 352-3101, theatermania.com; $15. (Dunning) ★ MERCE CUNNINGHAM DANCE COMPANY (Monday) This troupe will present the fourth installment of its invaluable "History Matters," which chronicles Mr. Cunningham's creative life in the 1980s in a program of dance, film and discussion.

There will also be lots of formal discussions about dance, a program of work by young choreographers, and even a little music.

After the demise of "See It Now," Murrow and Friendly attempted to take up some of the slack with "Small World," a program featuring a series of discussions, moderated by Murrow, between people in different parts of the world, who conversed by means of a radio or telephone hookup while cameras recorded each end of the conversation.

Though the festival had programs of discussion and scholarly overview in addition to the performances, there is simply not enough help for those who merely bought a ticket to a show.

There is also a full program of newcomers' awards, discussions and book publications.

Each event leads audiences through a packed program of storytelling, performances, discussion, and meditation.

I've just returned from the 2004 edition of this program, and after a week of discussions on topics ranging from grant writing to job searches, my head is spinning.

PAGE D1 FRANK TALKS ON CAMPUS Harvard became one of the latest colleges to hold a Sex Week, a student-run program of lectures, panel discussions and blush-inducing conversations seeking to bridge the gap between classroom and bedroom.

It was Sex Week at Harvard, a student-run program of lectures, panel discussions and blush-inducing conversations about all things sexual.