Your round-table chat about the "lows" of the classical music scene in 2003 [Dec.
After the golf, he and Root sit down with a handful of sports journalists for a round-table chat.
There's lots of other great stuff to read in Bon, but I leave you with this thought from the round-table chat.
The issue contains a lively round-table chat with Ms. Levy and several editors, and I loved the smart piece by Laird Persson about Giorgio Armani's enduring influence, with photographs from his advertising campaigns over the last 20 years.
I was on the Today show in August talking about my mirror abstinence, despite me never mentioning feeling bad about how I looked--and in fact twice clarifying that my reason for avoiding the mirror was not poor self-esteem--most of the round-table chat was spent talking about exactly that.
Over the years, Jimmy Carter, the elder President Bush and Gerald R. Ford have stopped in for round-table chats as have an assortment of first ladies, foreign presidents and cabinet members.
John Seely Brown, the director of Xerox PARC, explains that much of Silicon Valley's value lies in what he calls "the conversations on the periphery": the round-the-table chat in restaurants, the buzz in bars.
He can chat up the Algonquin Round Table without fawning; they were better drinkers and logrollers than writers or wits.
I watched with a twinge of envy as six adults chatting amiably at a round table were served mountainous Caesar salads and a second bottle of wine.
Quiet parties are like Internet chat rooms in 3-D: sitangers sin in a circle at a round table passing handwritten notes, giggling and making (silent) snarky comments about others in the room.
The Round Table was created.
