Though he organized lectures with a military expert to help the men overcome the stress of killing, he was reluctant to share his own war stories.
They had organized lectures for Malik in Jeddah and Riyadh after the hajj, and were working to get him interviews in the Saudi press and appointments with members of the royal family.
The camp was a place of such intellectual ferment -- the many French scholars there organized lectures, classes and even examinations -- that the Vichy government eventually accredited it as a degree-granting institution.
After graduating from the University of St . Petersburg(now St .Petersburg State University) in 1918, Bakhtin taught high school in western Russia before moving to Vitebsk (now Vitsyebsk, Belarus), a cultural centre of the region, where he and other intellectuals organized lectures, debates, and concerts.
As well as organizing lecture tours to brief executives on the dos and don'ts, he'd summon the corporate designers to Gold's Delicatessen, his favorite eatery near his home in Weston, Connecticut, and upbraid them for their errors.
The problem then is how to organize lecture material so that individual student's learning needs are better addressed.
In 1998, they founded the Collective of Italian American Women, which organizes lectures, readings and other cultural events.
It will also operate an internship program that will place students in campaigns and public service positions around the nation, and organize lectures about policy and political life.
Mrs. Tiret, 28, is the event coordinator for the dean of the journalism school at Berkeley; she organizes lectures, conferences, dinners and other academic events.
That is why his church and 24 others have formed an interfaith council that will begin organizing lectures and discussions at the Jewish Temple in downtown Atlanta.
Chang Lingxing, a spokesman for the Forbidden City, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday that the management office had hired a private company, the Beijing Forbidden City Cultural Development Company, to organize lectures and salons.
