Last week, however, it hosted a unique two day symposium which promised to take romance fiction seriously.
In conjunction with the exhibition "Extraordinary Women in Science & Medicine: Four Centuries of Achievement," a half-day symposium has been organized for Saturday, October 26, 2013, from 1-5 pm.
Touring Edens This weekend in the Hamptons, there will be these garden tours and more: Landscape Pleasures (to benefit the Parrish Art Museum); a two-day symposium and tour of six gardens.
This important conversation recently continued at the Saks Institute, where a two-day symposium with 40 speakers was held followed a month later by an equally inspiring Town Hall at Pace University in partnership with Facebook, The Jed Foundation and The Clinton Foundation.
These in-country activities resulted in a series of briefing papers which then formed the basis of a two-day symposium at which the project members from the three countries shared findings.
At a two-day symposium on the disease, which began here today, officials from the nine states and provinces described where they were finding the disease and what they were doing about it.
(The celebration continues with a two-day symposium in late March and another evening of Tudor ballets in mid-April).
A two-day symposium beginning on Friday will be defined by Richard Holmes, author of the exhibition catalog at 5 30.
A two-day symposium in Edinburgh next week aims to celebrate and dissect their catalogue and influence, including talks on Disco Pastiche And The Haunting Of Aids and Musical Desire And Frustration In Two Early Songs.
In conjunction with the show there will be a two-day symposium (June 16 and 17); performances of "Vita and Virginia," a play about Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West written by Eileen Atkins (5 30 p.m. on June 20 and 21); and a program about the composer Ethel Smyth (5 30 p.m., June 22).
A two-day symposium about the early career of Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, the architect and designer who took the name Le Corbusier in 1920, will begin on Jan . 24at 5 p.m. at the Institute of Fine Arts, with a look at how the architect's travels in Europe and, later, the United States, influenced his work.
