I've written in the past about the concept of "networked collectivism"—the idea that people cluster into different groups across different platforms that are loosely connected to one another, rather than convening into one singular space to talk about a specific topic.
Members made no announcement upon convening into open session for several hours.
The critical incident commission, convened in February 2016, looked into the tactics of both officers Loehmann and Garmback, as well as Constance Hollinger, the dispatcher who had summoned the officers to the park on that day and who was ultimately suspended for eight days as a result of her failure to provide them with all of the available information.
It translated countercultural, antiestablishment idealism -- the sort practiced by the pot-smoking guitar strummers who then regularly convened in nearby Washington Square -- into gauzily romantic terms that middle-of-the-roaders could feel comfortable with.
It was an alarm being sounded with increasing urgency by conservative Catholics who believed that the liberalizing reforms of the second Vatican Council, convened in 1962, had mutated into an assault on Church teaching and scriptural authority.
Mr. Codey, who served on a legislative panel convened in 1996 to look into Greystone's problems, said that Mr. Greenstein's predecessor, George A. Waters Jr., was removed three years ago because of persistent problems at Greystone and that more than a personnel change was needed.
The FBI connected the burglars to then President Nixon's re-election campaign, and a US senate committee was convened in 1973 to look into the circumstances of the robbery.
That fall, Representative Al Gore, the chair of the Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight of the House Committee on Science and Technology, convened hearings into "The Consequences of Nuclear War on the Global Environment".
Three months later, when the House of Representatives convened hearings into the election, whose result Harrison contested, Davis's victory was upheld on the ground that any "man of ordinary courage" could have made his way to the polls.
His finances were dealt a blow, and his clean-cut image was tarnished, however, when Congress convened hearings into payola, the record company practice of bribing disc jockeys to play their records on the air.
