Lectures are valued at £70 an hour.
Subsequent tabloid revelations and a contract wrangle with Manchester United proved Wayne remains well qualified to lecture on the value of loyalty.
Obama is hardly someone who needs to be lectured about the value of the humanities — he's our well-read, well-written, reflective President, whose own liberal-arts education shaped him into the man he is today.
The syllabus, approved by Camp Pendleton's transition assistance program, includes hands-on planting and irrigating, lectures about "high-value niche markets" and production of a business plan that is assessed by food professionals and business professors.
When Kawhi Leonard arrived in 2011 as a 20-year-old first-round pick, he was immediately lectured on the value of the corner 3-pointer, one of the most efficient shots in the game and one that the Spurs' offense strives to create.
"Mr. Anthony gave me quite a lecture about the value of saving a little bit of everything, and said that if I did I would be well off," he says.
Finally, in Don's fever dream, as he's being lectured on the value of corporate advertising in selling feelings to people by Walt Whitman and Dick Tracey, a carousel floats by in the background being ridden by a single person: the ghost of Glen who died in the Vietnam War... and is played by Matthew Weiner's actual (living) son! Spooky!
I was personally satisfied with the non-EVS lecture 7. I felt the EVS lecture had high educational value 8.
The bride's mother also lectures on the therapeutic value of laughter.
Following in this tradition, Kant concluded that since they cannot think about themselves, animals are not rational agents and hence they only have instrumental value (Kant Lectures on Ethics).
