For example, student responses may include historical background, relation of movie to current events, premise, story line synopsis, comparison with other related movies, criticism of the acting, mention of supporting actors, unknown facts about the movie, information about the director or other movie-making figures, and analysis of the film's meanings and messages.
Festival organizers warned ticket holders of drug-detecting dogs on the event's premises.
The program handed out to those arriving for "Body Maps" at Galapagos Art Space in Dumbo, Brooklyn, on Friday night succinctly stated the event's premise, "an evening of music and film featuring artists who have crossed oceans".
Already, they are refusing to hold the event on their premises, citing the potential threat to students.
The simplest type of explanation is that in which the conclusion describes a fact or event and the premises provide deductive grounds for it.
The group, DOJ Pride, said the department refused to let it hold the event on the premises, then relented but said the group would be charged $1,035.
But when the Islamic Education and Research Academy hosted an event on University College London premises at which seating was segregated by gender, a National Union of Students delegate at King's College London said that "gender segregation should be respected, if not tolerated, in institutions of higher education".
"But the primary activity on FOBTs is gaming [a wager on an event on the premises] rather than betting [where the action is elsewhere], so we believe they are in breach of betting licences, and the Gambling Commission should step in and stop these shops from opening".
This year, they have only been able to host a fraction of that number, as the library has to get permission from the ministry every time it wants to hold an event on the premises.
"The question is simply: Are other nonprofits in the city permitted by the city to hold catered events on their premises and advertise them on their Web sites without objection by the city, and not this church?" said Victor A. Kovner, a lawyer for the church.
