"A HITCHHIKER'S Guide to Classical Music: When to Clap and Other Mysteries Revealed" is the name of the lecture series Adrian Spence delivers in bookstores.
Instead of writing down each word the teacher says as it's said (linear thinking), you write the name of the lecture topic in the center of your paper.
"It's about Time: Getting Our Values Around Copyright" is the name of Lessig's lecture below.
The "Spider-Pig" song is a parody of the theme song of the 1967 Spider-Man TV series, and the name of Lisa's lecture is An Irritating Truth, a play on Al Gore's film An Inconvenient Truth.
Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African-American Experience was inspired by and dedicated to Du Bois by its editors Kwame Anthony Appiah and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Humboldt University in Berlin hosts a series of lectures named in Du Bois's honor.
ROUGHLY 68 years ago this week, a 21-year-old professor by the name of Ronald Coase gave a lecture to students of the School of Economics and Commerce in Dundee, Scotland.
If you project that inertia a step or two, you will understand why, as often as not, I do not actually examine, until the plane has set down, the page in the folder that describes my exact destination and the name of the body sponsoring my lectures.
Nearly a decade later, Saul Kripke, in a trio of lectures subsequently published as Naming and Necessity (1980), proposed a similar view of proper names.[5] For Kripke, as for Marcus, proper names refer directly, without the mediation of any associated descriptive content.
Richard Hamblyn, a scholar who writes about the relationship between science and art, tells us in "The Invention of Clouds" that Howard presented his list of names during a lecture to a gathering of amateur British scientists called the Askesian Society in December 1802.
The medic, who only provided his first name, Red, said the trial took the form of a series of lectures.
Thousands of pieces of free educational material — videos and podcasts of lectures, syllabuses, entire textbooks — have been posted in the name of the open courseware movement.
