LONDON — Governments have an ambivalent attitude about tobacco, on the one hand lecturing smokers at every turn to abandon nicotine, while with the other hand raking in cigarette sales taxes to finance their treasuries.
In his May 2012 Hands Lecture at Oxford University, Lord Mandelson, the former Labour cabinet minister, co-architect of Blairism and ex-European Union trade commissioner, joined those calls.
In the same Hands Lecture this afternoon he will match his call for an in-out referendum with a plea for Britain to contemplate joining the euro one day, a suggestion that Sir Humphrey would call "brave" and which in part reflects Lord Mandelson's retirement from the messy business of getting elected.So is he right?
But if they were not on hand to lecture and teach, their music was included in the festival's programs, most notably in a concert by Signal, led by Brad Lubman, at Lippes Concert Hall on Saturday evening.
On the other hand, shifting lecture material from in person to online potentially downgrades active engagement in learning of those course components given the findings of [ 10], thus arguing for greater learning in the traditional course format.
Students who write notes by hand during lectures perform better on exams than those who use laptops, according to a new study - even when the computers are disconnected from the Internet to avoid distractions.
Fly Fishing A "Compleat Fly-Fishing Fair" is to be held on Saturday in Old Saybrook, presenting comprehensive information about the sport from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Experts will be on hand with lectures and demonstrations and members of fly-fishing clubs will take aspiring young fly-fisherfolk under their wings for instruction.
On the other hand, his lectures and writings are laden with references to philosophers, scientists, novelists, psychoanalysts and revolutionaries.
After Hand's lectures and publications became widely known, his influence reached courts throughout the country.
After dwelling on the ethics of getting a killer to admit guilt when he'd rather not be executed, the Trib's editorial devolves into a hand-wringing lecture about conflicts-of-interest, glossing over all the crucial developments that happened after Simon made his confession.
