This campaign – designed to convince high school girls to pursue careers in science – had such a badly bungled launch that it's sure to become the topic of lectures and exam questions for communications students throughout Europe and beyond.
Topics of lectures and symposia of sectional programs were specific to the concerned section.
Similar changes occurred in the level of learning during lectures and in their knowledge of what their fellow students thought about the topic of the lecture.
ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY "Romania: It Ain't Just Dracula," will be the topic of a lecture by Ginny Brandmaier.
She decided to heed Abigail Adams's famous injunction to "remember the ladies" by making Supreme Court wives the topic of her lecture.
Ironically, the topic of the lecture that the protesters chose to boycott was economic inequality, including a discussion of recent trends and their causes.
Casanova Remembered Meals devised by Casanova, the 18th-century writer and libertine, will be the topic of a lecture at 7 p.m. on Feb. 12 at Sotheby's, 1334 York Avenue (71st Street).
The evolution of French haute cuisine and its influence around the world will be the topic of a lecture by Amy Trubeck, an author, tonight at 6 30 at the French Culinary Institute, 462 Broadway (Grand Street).
Larissa Quinn, one of the organisers, defended the initiative: "If a friend of mine had happened to take a module last year that I currently study and had gone over with me the topic of a lecture I had missed due to a strike, his help would not constitute 'anti-strike behaviour'.
Owen opens On the Nature of Limbs with a brief discussion of how he went about answering the question, posed to him by the lecture's organizers, "By what title shall I introduce your Lecture?" Owen concludes, after considering various alternatives, that "the nature of limbs" best captures, for the English-speaking reader, the central topic of his lecture.
Write the main topic of the lecture or class in the center of a piece of paper.
