That is not to say that there were no counter indications, but particularly with the announcement by the Commission last summer that eleven countries appeared to qualify (who were willing and able to join), it almost seemed that the question mark could disappear from our symposium's title.
Other events included a special workshop on "Training Science Teachers for the 21st Century" and symposia with titles such as "Science in Space" and "Public Health Response to Chemical and Biological Terrorism".
In 2002 the New York Institute for the Humanities organized a symposium under the title "Was Athanasius Kircher the Coolest Guy Ever, or What?" The highlights of this 17th-century German Jesuit polymath's sprawling résumé, summed up in John Glassie's brisk new biography, suggest the question wasn't completely absurd.
The symposium's formal title was "Authors, Attribution and Integrity" and was at the request of Representative John J. Conyers, Jr., the Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee.
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Published by ETS's Policy Information Center, this issue contains highlights from ETS's Achievement Gaps Symposium with the same title.
Despite the symposium's gung-ho title—"Putting the Crooks out of Business!"—the hundred or so police officers, academics, lawyers, regulators and politicians who gather for this meeting every year admit that their quarry is always several steps ahead of them.
I also participated in the Symposium with a talk titled "" (yes, that is an empty title).
The question that is the title of this symposium is in no way hyperbolic.
He begins his life as an exile, but I think a philosophical text called The Banquet, in the tradition of — well the title of the Symposium on ethics.
