"Mr. Blankfein has informed us that he must be in Washington D.C. that evening and will be unable to deliver his lecture as planned," read a statement on the college's Web site.
Curiously, when Bernstein published his Norton Lectures as a book, "The Unanswered Question: Six Talks at Harvard," in 1976, he replaced his "great new era" prediction with a slightly more expansive discussion of recent developments in new music.
Though Sumption presents his lecture as no more than a summary of recent judicial developments, there is nothing in it to suggest that he does not support the direction of travel.
My notes from Scully's class are filled with scribbled pictures — a floor plan, a bit of ornament — notations of where he dwelt in his lecture, as if retracing his path around a building in his mind.
Both naturalists gave lectures, as did a visiting professor whose subjects were pirates and voodoo.
In his lecture "Politics as a Vocation" (1918), the German sociologist Max Weber defines the state as a "human community that (successfully) claims the monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force within a given territory".
Guest lectures, as well as a "business of hockey" educational series with the L.A. Kings, are also in the works.
Another gay man, a law student he happens to know, is trotted into one of his medical school lectures as "a real live one" who would "tell us what it was like".
10 P.M. (ABC) MEN IN TREES Marin (Anne Heche) helps Jack James Tupperr) prepare for his first lecture as a college professor in Anchorage.
His inaugural lecture, as a visiting professor at Bristol's University of the West of England earlier this month, took as its starting point the proposition that "there is something really rotten in the state of television today".
