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A week after the readings and lectures of the festival, a recent Pulitzer poet received a thick letter from a woman in South Carolina who had fallen in love.

During previous identification of possible samples the authors of this paper had assistance of a middle manager of Brazilian Support Service for Small Business, including taking part in several workshops and lectures of the bureau to get to know small business owner-managers.

Cassirer's earliest works on the philosophy of symbolic forms appeared as studies and lectures of the Warburg Library in the years 1922 1925, and the three-volume Philosophy of Symbolic Forms itself appeared, as noted above, in 1923, 1925, and 1929 respectively.

OUTDOORS HUNTINGTON Caumsett State Historic Park "History of Caumsett," a walking tour and lecture of the park's social, economic, architectural and political history.

A series of concerts and lectures on the campus of the University of California in San Francisco including a production of "The Marriage of Figaro".

He also organises garden tours and lectures on the history of gardens for the National Association of Decorative and Fine Arts Societies.

Mary S. Schaeffer, who writes and lectures on the subject of accounts payable, is one.

The bridegroom, 43, is the coordinator of the concerts and lectures department of the museum and a freelance photographer.

There, his interests included bell-ringing, choral singing and lecturing on the physics of tides.

As early as 1912, Esnault-Pelterie had also begun to write and lecture on the subject of space flight.

Whistler was a leader in the Aesthetic Movement, writing and lecturing on the philosophy of "art for art's sake".