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Roger Mosely, a retired surgeon at Princeton Hospital, who serves on its ethics committee, first saw Dr. Singer at the lecture for biology students in mid-February.

She is the first woman to deliver the lecture for 17 years, since Janet Street-Porter, and only the fourth since the first MacTaggart in 1976.

The trouble with those expedients is that some of us are indisposed to have a drink at five-thirty when dinner is scheduled for six and the lecture for eight.

Personally, I was in a maths class, where we were permitted to pause the lecture for a moment so that we might listen to the decision as it was read over the radio.

While many came to the lecture for the chocolate -- leftovers were on sale from the group's last truffle sale, which included cardamom-Kahlua, hot pepper-cinnamon and peach-passion fruit -- since this is M.I.T., many wanted to know if they should take their test tubes to the next meeting.

S/he can write notes about the slides or the lecture for him while s/he is presenting the slide to the students.

"It was as if he were giving the lectures for her," the student mused.

Newly married in Oxford to Humphry (then a progressive don), Mary Ward launched the "lectures for women" programme.

"I've got a tablet so I download the lectures for when I'm on the bus – since I have dyslexia, it's really useful to revisit them.

Finally, the class, as a group, discussed the articles, the questions and the lectures for about 1 h.

You have to attend the lectures for the class, and then the tutorials themselves.