In the world of "Seminar," they are men.
She declared herself less fond of "Seminar," the Theresa Rebeck play, directed by Mr. Gold, now on Broadway.
Once more, it calls itself a "temporary exhibition forum," as if it were some kind of seminar.
The four-hour session, "Humor in Ministry," was a kind of seminar in how to do stand-up for God.
Depending on the length of the cruise, three to four full days of seminar time is standard.
He also founded two historical journals (by 1791 there were 131 mainly historical journals in Germany) and a Historical Institute, an early type of seminar.
She is now planning a kind of seminar for those whose posts are failing to elicit responses, with a reading of the best and worst ads.
Trust me, I was there, and went through a number of seminar experiences in which I had to bring an uncomprehending audience through until they saw the light.
Ms. Rebeck, the author of "Seminar" and "Mauritius," keeps throwing out weighty subjects — from the ethics of Wall Street to the existence of God — but never cultivates them into anything approaching a solid existence.
In a monologue near the end of "Seminar" Leonard plunges into what appears to be a brutal dressing-down of one of his students that turns into candid self-assessment, tinged with bitterness but without self-pity.
