Students watch pre-recorded lectures after school, but complete their homework in school, allowing teachers to work one-on-one with students to apply lectures to practice.
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In 1951, Buber delivered a series of three lectures in New York that served as a pendant to the Prague lectures he had given forty years earlier.
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Breitbart's article on the Hamilton dust-up, titled "Tolerance: 'Hamilton' Cast Lectures Mike Pence From Broadway Stage," is threaded with buzzwords — tolerance, lectures, Broadway — that cast liberals as elite, pedantic hypocrites.
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Hawking recently joined a long line of illustrious figures who have given the annual BBC Reith Lectures, founded in 1948, with the very first lectures in the series delivered by Bertrand Russell.
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Some of his videos were mainstream lectures about Islamic history, but counterterrorism groups had called for all of his archives to be deleted since those lectures often led to other videos promoting jihad.
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While Bloom may have imagined mentors reciting lessons and provisioning lectures, lessons and lectures can be recorded (often with higher production quality than a live lecture) so mentors can focus on individual students.
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They're casually educational, but not full of condescending, dry lectures.
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That's the story I tell my students in my lectures.
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As always, SASS's lectures are free for all to attend.
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At most schools you can crash college lectures for free.
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Here are six lectures we wish were on the bill:
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But solidarity protests and lectures have devolved into shouting matches.
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Dull lectures can be immediately livened up with pop quizzes.
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Recorder is meant for recording meetings, music, lectures, and such.
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Committees, lectures, fellowships, awards, articles, societies, appointments, panels, and boards.
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However, she didn't actually have to go to the lectures.
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Exhibits were sometimes animated with light shows and synchronized lectures.
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Some lectures by major names also figure in the lineup.
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Their continuing disruptions in auditoriums would impede or stop lectures.
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POUGHKEEPSIE The art critic Brian O'Doherty lectures on Edward Hopper.
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Many climate scientists used Gary's photographs to illustrate their lectures.
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In short, there were no lectures or essay prompts anywhere.
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In 1971, the Met booked her for four art lectures.
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Over the course of three lectures, Rorty proffers a theory.
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I write novels, and now and then I give lectures.
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Professors give class lectures, in English and Hungarian, in tents.
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What you don't hear, though, are lectures about personal responsibility.
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The company also stages lectures and workshops featuring its authors.
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They attend meetings, give lectures, worry about crossing border checkpoints.
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There will also be film screenings, performing arts and lectures.
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"There is power in proximity," Stevenson has said in lectures.
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Davos' main programming includes a variety of panels and lectures.
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There was joyful dancing, and earnest lectures blaring through megaphones.
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Attending the lectures is a way of exploring without trespassing.
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Mr. Tierney, a Democrat, now lectures at Harvard Law School.
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All lectures will be livestreamed through the Museum's YouTube channel.
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His lectures were models of lucid exposition and balanced judgment.
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An entire, often separate Spanish-speaking conference also operates within Conscious Life --Vida Consciente-- offering lectures, Reiki, healing and life coaching aimed at a Latinx population, as well as translators for the lectures in English.
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I can check my email… surf the internet … or write lectures.
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Except for attending lectures, Jamal Eldin very rarely leaves his hall.
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Huh imagines other students quit because they found Hironaka's lectures incomprehensible.
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Public lectures, intellectual discussions and excursions have evolved into a business.
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Over the years, I've often reread Hegel's great lectures on aesthetics.
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This announcement spurred student protests, demonstrations, and the suspension of lectures.
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But Piotrowski wasn't in the mood for one of Curry's lectures.
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As a professor, I know people don't want lectures or rhetoric.
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Doran currently lectures in Disability Studies and LGBTQ Studies at UCLA.
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Kosinski gives regular lectures on this topic all over the world.
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In the first week (last week), there were be 28 lectures.
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She also lectures them on keeping their guns away from kids.
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There are pool parties, sex ed lectures, and peer-voted superlatives.
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Chinese consumers are also paying for online education courses and lectures.
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The convention included three days of lectures, celebrity guests, and vendors.
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If his memories of Mipha were love letters, hers were lectures.
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She also lectures on business ethics at San Diego State University.
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Six lectures live or on your own schedule starting 1/13.
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Throughout the year, students hear lectures about anxiety, genetics and dementia.
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Today, graduate economists undergo "maths camp" before being bombarded with lectures.
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He is skeptical that lectures on diversity and tolerance are effective.
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From those lectures and subsequent discussions, he writes, "Enough Said" arose.
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Many BEST programs expose trainees through lectures, workshops, courses and internships.
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He lectures frequently on the subjects of politics and international trade.
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Mosso lectures one patient after another: "No Coca-Cola," he says.
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Some of the lectures will include interviews with deep learning developers.
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We brought in Bayard Rustin and Sidney Poitier to give lectures.
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Columbia and Princeton said lectures and seminars would be taught remotely.
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Mr. Aly lectures on politics at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
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He doesn't engage, and he lectures far more than he listens.
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Friedman's lectures in praise of free markets were met with bewilderment.
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Markovits is scheduled to give lectures in Germany in late June.
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She had been accustomed to airtight lesson plans and scripted lectures.
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He visited clergy and revealed his fears in lectures and sermons.
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We've known for quite a while that traditional lectures are ineffective.
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It offers lectures, story readings, mah-jongg games and musical performances.
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A thing that published poems, essays, short stories and philosophical lectures!
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Soon after, Mr. Pavlensky said, he gave some lectures at Teatr.doc.
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Does the predominant stream of posters and lectures still benefit science?
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There will also be lectures by Jennifer Gonzalez and Sharon Hayes.
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And lectures and musicals, live art exhibitions, and what have you.
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No doubt your university art history lectures were always after lunch.
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They will offer you upgrades that unlock more advanced lessons and lectures.
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You listen to a bunch of lectures, but you can't fire someone.
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She wasn't paid, and her lectures were often billed under Hilbert's name.
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Additionally, visiting artists, curators, and critics give lectures and conduct studio visits.
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Most prominently, I didn't have the attention span for hours-long lectures.
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It was just who she was and there were no lectures needed.
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For some lectures, a thousand or more students pile into the hall.
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The privately run Pequot Library hosts concerts and lectures throughout the year.
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Bathed in soft light, the instructor delivers 290 to 2180 brief lectures.
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There are no lectures, and the building is open round the clock.
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The rest of my night is spent watching lectures online and studying.
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But his marathon meetings are more national group therapy than public lectures.
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Students are unable to graduate, and staff are forbidden from giving lectures.
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History, and even the U.S. State Department hosted lectures on eugenics. Over
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Should big lectures [still] be done, with each school doing them differently?
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Various panels, lectures and events could be organized around this historical encounter.
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Mixed metaphors are a common element of these pithy final college lectures.
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I gave about 40 public lectures a year, almost once a week.
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Beres's lectures and research focus on international relations, terrorism and international law.
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Lectures on civic duty did not connect to young people's intimate lives.
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Many of its members want respect, not lectures on how to behave.
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And the lectures aren't the only thing threatening to send them spiraling.
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Recipients give mini-lectures on their work in lieu of acceptance speeches.
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Do people think typing 140-character morality lectures is pushing society forward?
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Many are attending multi-day festivals featuring music, yoga and astronomy lectures.
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But the lectures at the end of a shift are completely useless.
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He will teach, give lectures, sit on corporate boards, and make money.
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His tours, like his lectures, are easy to follow, quirky, and informative.
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Lectures on human rights, political satire and censorship will complement the show.
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But some of the women in the class found his lectures uncomfortable.
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And yet, her professors have made the lectures more personal and fun.
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The only real change will be the lectures and the exams online.
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And Caldwell University, a Catholic liberal-arts school, offers lectures and performances.
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These tales feed the lectures that Mr. Grant gives to garden clubs.
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BENJAMIN At 5, my daughter is already not on board for lectures.
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His lectures, many of which are posted on YouTube, are widely watched.
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His followers called themselves "Grahamites" and attended his lectures by the thousands.
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A memory of your teenage self giving lectures for college scholarship money?
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He also lectures on substance abuse -- tips on how to stay clean.
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The values in readings, lectures and even conversations are open to questioning.
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Still, Mr. Feng's lectures can have the feel of a different era.
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It's a staple of language classes and parental lectures: Say thank you.
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A stream of visitors from Yixing come for lectures, meals and camaraderie.
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There will be some lectures and films shown during the exhibit's run.
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Farhad: I spend a lot of time watching physics lectures on YouTube.
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Many have offices, give guest lectures and co-author peer-reviewed research.
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Volunteer, join an industry association, attend lectures, follow your passions and hobbies.
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This course breaks down the entire process into 38 easily digestible lectures.
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The talks would come later, casual and nonchalant, conversations instead of lectures.
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She gave one of the greatest lectures on technology I've ever heard.
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Universities where students once thronged to hear his lectures cannot invite him.
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Lectures, summer camps, exhibitions and films are also part of the promotions.
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Beres' lectures and research focus on international relations, terrorism and international law.
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"bad" in his university lectures), interviewers (he refused to sit if questions
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His lectures were, of course, pre-prepared, but conversation remained a struggle.
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Well I've done quite a few RBMA events, lectures and so on.
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Historically, members went to weekly support meetings for lectures and a weigh-in.
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Government teachers and professors also deliver lectures on these topics to their students.
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Will there be lectures on how to turn motherhood into reality TV fame?
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It's an even surer thing that they want those annoying lectures to stop.
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Days will be filled with lectures, panels, plays, musical performances, and delicious food.
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Though my father laughed at my improvised lectures, my mother let me talk.
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But his lectures often fall on deaf ears, and Ikuenobe understands that, too.
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Breakfast always included a group prayer, and talk of Jesus saturated speakers' lectures.
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Modernist luminaries like Le Corbusier and Sonia Delaunay gave lectures at the school.
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Get lifetime access to all content, plus new monthly lectures for $29 today.
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We didn't have much reading to do, or many lectures to sit through.
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It could be someone just out of prison giving lectures at elementary schools.
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I want you to know that I appreciate the readings and your lectures.
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"Even when professors are giving lectures right in front of them," he said.
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"Have you listened to Hubbard's lectures?" he asked, referring to the original Hubbard.
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After the long day's meditation, the evening lectures, Alan found, were rather disappointing.
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They're also hoping to provide guest lectures from big names in UK academia.
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Mr. Creme gained a modest following and traveled around the world giving lectures.
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I do not want any lectures, and I do not want any sympathy.
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The 92nd Street Y offers cultural diversions, including classes, readings, lectures and concerts.
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Traditional classrooms, too, are few — the Cornell Tech curriculum privileges projects over lectures.
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Sonenshine lectures on communications at George Washington University and is an avid speechwriter.
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He enjoys dressing up as James Madison to present lectures on the Constitution.
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A. Mr. Ramadan: There are two events, plus performances, lectures and film screenings.
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With virtual lessons, Scottish children will sit in on lectures in South Africa.
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Once upon a time, I used a microrecorder for capturing interviews and lectures.
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Madrid has observed the anniversary with lectures, screenings and music and dance performances.
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Instead, an older colleague just lectures her and tries to protect the study.
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Harvard professors would walk across the commons to repeat their lectures to women.
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Callimachi: Were you listening to the lectures of Anwar Awlaki at this point?
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He lectures her on respect ... and then burns her with a harsh line.
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A timetable of lectures on human rights for soldiers sat on his desk.
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There are no lectures at Public Kitchen, blessedly, no footnotes or history lessons.
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Across the country groups are holding "Little Women"-themed exhibits, conferences and lectures.
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On Thursday nights, readings, lectures and concerts take place in an upstairs gallery.
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Those seeking wellness today do not want outdoor concerts or lectures or chitchat.
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With lifetime access, you can return to lectures whenever you need a refresher.
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They devised campaigns, wrote books and gave lectures with positioning as their centerpiece.
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Indie, her Chinese crested dog, often sits by her side while she lectures.
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When he lectures about Zionism, he says, people assume he is a conservative.
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"I also receive negative reactions, too: curses and lectures on patriotism," she said.
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A lot of lectures about how the people we're killing deserve to die.
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Participants said they spent much of the day in lectures — instructors take attendance.
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In 2007 he moved to Hawaii and used the internet to deliver lectures.
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But beyond lectures and panel discussions, the agenda also features more esoteric attractions.
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The museum has a design workshop and a 150-seat theater for lectures.
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His lectures and books imbue the everyday with a new sense of romanticism.
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These days, a lot of eating goes on in class, during the lectures.
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A selection of Mr Griffiths's lectures has now been published as "If Not Critical".
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Review them for finals, clarify something for your notes, or share lectures with friends.
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It's why I have to make my lectures extremely exciting: They're right after lunch.
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He gave countless lectures and stretched humankind's understanding of the nature of our existence.
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He also gives lectures and consults with companies across the country on safety issues.
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After three lectures and 40 hours of content, you'll be a total Salesforce savant.
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The teacher Ram Dass just passed away and I've always listened to his lectures.
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"For years, I've listened to him," N.M. said, referring to Khan's lectures on YouTube.
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I facilitate some lectures, but mostly I just make sure the retreats run smoothly.
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Raymond Lucia ran an investment business, which included his "Buckets of Money" promotional lectures.
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This course will show you the essential items to sell in just 14 lectures.
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It was after one of Mann's university lectures that Warren just up and proposed.
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As officer cadets at Krigsskolen the veterans had heard lectures from the Gunnerside commandos.
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And he found inspiration in his habit of listening to science lectures while working.
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Nobody gave me any lectures on tape or bothered to show me a slideshow.
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Workshops, lectures, and crowds of people hacking away at laptops for days on end.
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Yoda's mini-lectures on the Force came close to starting a real-life religion.
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The lectures were given in German and translated into English by physicist Edwin Adams.
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"These are live lectures that are designed to replicate the offline experience," he said.
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I stayed in Washington, working in bookstores, attending lectures, and writing bad short fiction.
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On making a community gallery: I'm really looking forward to beginning talks, lectures, screenings.
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She now lectures as an adjunct assistant professor in Columbia University's urban design program.
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While preparing lectures on early fiber artists, I decided to start experimenting with macramé.
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I also love Singer's audio lectures, even just to put on in the background.
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Madrid has marked this year's anniversary with lectures, screenings and music and dance performances.
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Dr. Motulsky began to slip what he called "bootleg medical genetics" into his lectures.
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We know that small-group, in-person instruction is more effective than traditional lectures.
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She lectures on it, reviews scholarly research on it, and authors books on it.
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Why then don't they mention the evidence for a biological role in their lectures?
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The rest of the day was taken up with prayers and lectures on religion.
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"Quiet" is a curriculum requirement in Zoë Chance's lectures at Yale School of Management.
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Training workshops include lectures by visiting foreigners from organizations including Facebook and The Economist.
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She also traveled the world, giving more than 600 lectures in dozens of countries.
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Yoda's mini-lectures on the Force came close to starting a real-life religion.
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They were a series of lectures given by a homeschooling family of 20 children.
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Locast started as a thought experiment in one of Mr. Goodfriend's lectures at Georgetown.
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Wilde's lectures drew on the ideas of Walter Pater, John Ruskin, and William Morris.
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Today, he lectures FBI agents on fraud techniques and helps companies strengthen their security.
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Note: The quotation by Hegel comes from his Aesthetics: Lectures on Fine Art, trans.
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You can continue to follow along with lectures and other materials at the course website.
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He teaches workshops and lectures nationwide for venues such as Stone Barns Center for Agriculture.
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"I sat through so many lectures about the radical feminists' rejection of porn," she said.
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His work often incorporates calls to action, and he lectures and participates in residencies worldwide.
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You'll be a bona fide guru in no time after zipping through VTC's related lectures.
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Read books, look at the patterns of the stock's performance, watch lectures and videos online.
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Germans today are the first to bemoan their national habit of delivering finger-wagging lectures.
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Clerics and parents are encouraged to listen and empathize rather than launch into religious lectures.
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They listened to lectures that traded on the terminology and tenets of social justice causes.
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Masonic lodges resembled other clubs in some respects: members met for lectures and dined together.
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Lectures commonly go on for three or four hours, with only a ten-minute break.
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This morning I watch two lectures for the constitutional law class I'm doing via Coursera.
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There's talk of a beer club, lectures, brewery visits, and brewing workshops in the church.
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They control the books you read, the content of the lectures and, importantly, your grade.
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And some of the super high-quality lectures, like Learning Company, are way above average.
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And I listen to lectures from the Great Courses in the car wherever I go.
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She dutifully attends feminist lectures with her sister who is "uptight, beautiful and probably anorexic".
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Who needed to go to university lectures when you could be an online badass instead?
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Gradeup has amassed more than 15 million registered students who have enrolled to live lectures.
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Yet Awlaki's online lectures continue to inspire Islamic extremists nearly five years after his death.
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So the flexibility of doing lectures, quizzes, videos, discussion posts between midnight and 4 a.m.
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As a professor of corporate law, I have given multiple lectures on those very questions.
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Four of the five N.Y.U. lectures are subtitled "Forms and Influences," which sounds awfully professorial.
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No one will yell or interrupt, no fingers will wag, no lectures will be given.
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As a college student at Stanford, he avoided the avant-garde composer Brian Ferneyhough's lectures.
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There are endless options — from podcasts and museum websites to online lectures, even Bob Ross.
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Books, lectures, articles, TV shows, movies, graphic novels, music, museum exhibits, TED Talks, podcasts, whatever.
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Sit on opposite sides of lectures (nature and nurture against us, we're both biology majors).
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The gunfire came as some students were still staring at chalkboards and listening to lectures.
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He soon abandoned his lectures and spent hours reading foreign dictionaries in the university library.
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"It might be optics, but optics are important in a land of dreamers," Jake lectures.
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And, he's mixing in his life lessons with comedy, which is laced through the lectures.
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"Women and Power" is a pocket-size book that comprises two of Beard's public lectures.
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They host lectures, cocktail parties, brunches, lunches, dinners, costume galas and presentations of scholarly papers.
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In lectures and displays, they have been told that China will never again be bullied.
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Some would give lectures to pass along the information when they returned, one person said.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, one of the two Boston Marathon bombers, tweeted approvingly about Mr. Awlaki's lectures.
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He lectures on criminal-justice reform, in addition to writing and publishing poems and essays.
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I care enough to give engaging lectures and to stimulate discussion, even with 150 students.
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For English, she sits silently through lectures to virtual classrooms of 20 to 143 students.
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Its ratings soared, and Olbermann kept up his pious lectures through Barack Obama's 212 election.
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In Alaska, talks, lectures, art exhibitions and other events will continue through Alaska Day, Oct.
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"You, son, are going to learn to look up," Watts lectures his felicitously christened scamp.
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One fellow student said he had come to just a handful of lectures before disappearing.
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Quite often an adults' eyelids tend to droop when it comes to lectures about finances.
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He also lectures on selling financial services across the generations for research firm Generational Insights.
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Some found his books and lectures slapdash; others disliked his social climbing and occasional rudeness.
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These devices can be quite efficient for digitizing old lectures, family history and other recordings.
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In college, an English professor began every one of his lectures with a Saturday clue.
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In 1938, he gave a series of lectures against fascism, Communism and the America Firsters.
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But I've sat through enough online modules and uninspired lectures to recognize their limited utility.
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He does modern French history in 45-minute lectures, which is perfect for a run.
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Using lectures and open letters, he encouraged workers to improve their lives through self-education.
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Lectures on the treatment of transgender youth are part of the mandatory medical school curriculum.
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He has said that paid lectures are one of his main forms of income there.
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The structure is a blend of formal lectures, breakout groups, and one-on-one meetings.
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You can get access to the books, the lectures, even to online forums of discussion.
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The resulting work, Blackboards, indexically preserved the ephemeral chalk and eraser markings of past lectures.
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The Home Office said more than 22014,000 public sector employees had attended lectures about the program.
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The 10-week class is a composite of lectures, class office hours and group office hours.
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I spent evenings after university lectures scouring its existing forums on different medication and recovery plans.
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Length: 43 minutes/ 14 lectures A successful day of work starts with a killer morning routine.
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Now, they can be the official stars of the show, accompanied by guided tours and lectures.
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And the snide comments and lectures started long before I started writing about my sex life.
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IN 1932, when he was in his 70s, Freud gave a series of lectures on psychoanalysis.
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SPOCS are designed for a single classroom of tuition-paying students who attend the physical lectures.
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In class, my focus would veer from lectures and presentations to the throbbing in my brain.
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He had to give his lectures as a material being to get the impact he wanted.
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Lee would tape Watts' lectures and play them back to his martial arts students in class.
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Performance art is not the only means by which lectures have broken free from formal education.
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She also lectures at the Stanford University School of law on cyber crime and cyber currencies.
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He has his own YouTube pulpit, where he delivers pointy-headed, pompous lectures about the subject.
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The phone comes with preloaded Islamic apps, ringtones, and over 80 hours of Naik's own lectures.
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This is one of many lectures she has heard from her mom, a cancer prevention scientist.
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Mitnick is now a consultant and author, and travels the country giving lectures on cyber security.
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Cost: $15Length: 1 hour / 7 lectures A successful leader is not only motivating, but also inclusive.
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People get bored with lectures and will have a hard time remembering what you taught them.
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But prosecutors say he received $8m in all, and they doubt all the lectures took place.
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All of this is worth far more than lectures about gun control or "smart gun" technology.
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He attended classes, lectures and counseling sessions that he said helped him through the recovery process.
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The lectures are becoming uncomfortably overcrowded, and course selections are dwindling, because of steep budget cuts.
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Participants can expect 12 to 15 hours of lectures, workshops, mentorship and networking opportunities per week.
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Boehner's lectures do not appear to have solved the problem of tardiness a year later, either.
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Mack personally disavows discrimination and infuses his lectures with the language of the civil-rights era.
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This second weekend, titled "Beyond Verismo," features themed opera and orchestra programs, recitals, panels and lectures.
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He lectures and exhibits bats throughout New Jersey, he said, at schools, libraries and other venues.
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Comey will conduct five lectures based on topics related to public policy, the school announced Wednesday.
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His YouTube lectures about that book and about personality have been viewed over a million times.
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CommonBond and SoFi also both offer social programs, like happy hours and lectures, and career services.
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But his repeated lectures to Americans only brought a rejection of the plan from President Obama.
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Note that for each option, it's free to watch the course lectures and learn the skills.
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He finances his operation with cash he earns from lectures he gives at churches and elsewhere.
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Live among educated people, go to the theater and cinema, to lectures and museums and exhibitions.
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If you did better in large lectures, perhaps you could work for a large, established company.
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"Rows and lectures are NOT the norm in public school," another user replied to the secretary.
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Amanda started solving crossword puzzles while waiting for lectures to start in college (many years ago).
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I also organize the artist lectures and workshops and tours for kids, and attend every event.
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It was the first of three lectures he's set to deliver on the topic this week.
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More house parties than lectures and more bottles of Smirnoff vodka than you care to admit.
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Ed Rendell is the last person who should be issuing lectures about hypocrisy and campaign finance.
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I was getting a lot of press, doing lectures and workshops, and selling the occasional print.
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He has released four albums and lectures about bass guitar at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
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"It's like we were dead but have been resuscitated," she said while rushing between her lectures.
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In honor of Bauhaus's 100th anniversary, they are offering lectures, film nights and exhibitions throughout 2019.
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Mr. Gantz says he does not need any lectures from Mr. Netanyahu on security or strength.
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When I saw him, his required therapy was appearance at a series of follow-up lectures.
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Auditorium lectures have been replaced with video streams, and a virtual outpatient program is launching soon.
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We usually have lectures every day from 6.413-1:30 but they have been canceled indefinitely.
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The questions he asked me regarding my research, the lectures he attended, he was a sponge.
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The Walmart Academy classes appealed to Mr. Guile because they were more like discussions than lectures.
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The course combines on-demand video lectures with exercises for you to complete on your own.
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He said that he planned to first travel and give lectures at universities around the world.
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Michel Foucault lectures them on the history of Western sexuality while being fellated in a bathhouse.
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"He's a doer," said Professor Kavakci, a former lawmaker who lectures at Uskudar University in Istanbul.
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Miss Manners asks you to be forgiving, sparing them lectures about the patriarchy and your independence.
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But it proves my point: America is no different from Russia, so spare me the lectures.
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In a subsequent statement, Wits however said lectures had been disrupted by large groups of protesters.
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The next three days were a mix of lectures, partner work, and time alone spent journaling.
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By 2013, Mr. Khalifa was listening to online lectures by the Qaeda propagandist Anwar al-Awlaki.
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During the 1990s, China ignored lectures from Washington on the merits of opening up capital markets.
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In 1979, they opened an art space, offering exhibitions, exchanges, public lectures, workshops, and film screenings.
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Lately, in lectures on my work, I am making connections between pasta shapes and entoptic forms.
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Going further, Walker promoted her lectures about issues affecting the black community in newspapers around the country.
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The museum plans to host a variety of public lectures, classes, workshops, after school programs, and camps.
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Recorded lectures claim to offer medical backing to debunked myths via a series of anti-vaccine experts.
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The Standing Ground Symposium featured lectures and panels from a star-studded roster of activists and artists.
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For more arts and entertainment, the off-lobby B Bar hosts concerts, readings, book signings, and lectures.
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The buildings are drab, lectures and classes are overcrowded, and some of the best professors have left.
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But if lectures about moral obligations made an enormous difference, the world would already look much better.
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We also regularly attend lectures and training on how to prescribe opioids and other controlled substances properly.
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"Get nowhere unless prejudices first forgotten," Ella Deloria wrote in her notes on one of Boas's lectures.
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But this isn't a normal class, and you're not just watching the lectures: They're watching you back.
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Venezuela's Bolivarian University offers free tuition to students who submit to lectures blaming America for food shortages.
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By the time you've completed all 30 lectures, you'll have analyzed and composed an entire film score.
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Shankman flies around delivering marketing lectures, as well as more personal talks about his experience with ADHD.
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Students build out their businesses while participating in lectures, class work, mentorship and receiving a $5,1403 investment.
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As the anti-ISIS fight began, he gave lectures to troops and staff about what to expect.
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You'll get to develop basic IT literacy through lectures on the essential industry concepts and best practices.
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Cost: FreeLength: 1 hour/8 lectures If you're fascinated by how websites get made, look no further.
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Teachers can be instrumental in this shift of learning by replacing lectures with an orchestrated learning style.
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There, he met George Kahin, a leading expert on Indonesia whose lectures set Anderson on his path.
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On March 11th the college announced that lectures were to be suspended until students paid their fees.
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These women's groups weren't just for venting—they offered lectures, book discussions, and scholarships to female colleges.
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Feynman's ability to simplify and clarify ideas are exemplified in what are now called the Feynman Lectures.
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In a panic before the final exam, he found a series of video lectures taught by Prof.
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WHEN Christine Ortiz imagines her ideal university she sees "no lectures, no classrooms, no majors, no departments".
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The 1-Day MVP 2.0 course includes lifetime access to 71 lectures and 16 hours of content.
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The festival also includes some lectures and PZYK Cinema, a screening series centered on psychedelic movies. liverpoolpsychfest.
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French lectures about "isolationism" and "nationalism" are likely to be dismissed by the rest of the world.
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Leah Weiss, who lectures at Stanford Business School on mindful and compassionate leadership, called Zimmer's revelation heartening.
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Sviták had helped shape public thinking about reform, his writings and lectures growing increasingly bold over its
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There were lectures on Sloterdijk's thoughts on Europe, democracy, religion, love, war, anger, the family, and space.
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Educational institutions like Yale and Stanford use Kaltura's software to upload and share lectures and recruitment videos.
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Cost: Free with trial or $19.99/ month for unlimited membershipLength: 1 hour, 26 minutes/ 9 lectures 2.
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Mr. Iyer designed "Relation" in partnership with Limor Tomer, the Met's general manager of concerts and lectures.
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It would also explore the history of film and host screenings, lectures and workshops, museum officials said.
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Talk to people in tutorials and lectures, pluck up the courage to suggest a coffee after class.
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Cruz-Diez was the honoree for SCAD's annual deFINE ART program of lectures, exhibitions, and public events.
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With a speaking machine, Alba regularly lectures students at Bank Street and at six other graduate schools.
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My mother is responsible for cultural activities: parties, celebrations, carnival masks, decorations, fancy dress, lectures, study days.
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In the wonderland of the atomic age, physics professors no longer had time to repeat their lectures.
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The show is set in the future as a professor lectures her students about sex work today.
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Lectures take place in Dudley Recital Hall in the School of Art, beginning at 6:30 pm.
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Evenings are spent listening to Dice's gloomy lectures or singing Baptist hymns (of all things) a cappella.
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There, in the rooms hosting exhibitions on Nordic architecture, students meet to trade ideas or attend lectures.
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A recent study explored how physician speakers were introduced at formal academic lectures, known as Grand Rounds.
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Ever the teacher, Professor Scully saw his lectures as his great lifework, and they surely were spellbinding.
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As a studio art educator at the Detroit Institute of Arts, she lectures and performs artist demonstrations.
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And there are weeklong conferences in Sobral and Príncipe featuring lectures, seminars, parades, dancing and fine dining.
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Other measures include stopping university lectures and encouraging companies to let employees work from home, he added.
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Some had public lectures canceled because of security concerns, but they were not shut out from campus.
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"We use the stairs to sit on to listen to lectures that I sometimes organize," says Voigt.
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"We need a comprehensive concept," said Peter Neumann, a German expert who lectures at King's College London.
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And public lectures by U.S. officials only crystallize support for the domestic regime and fuel nationalistic feelings.
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Thoreau had first hiked the Outer Cape's shoreline in 1849 and began composing reflections for public lectures.
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After all, "it isn't science", points out Kevin Cunningham, a pollster who lectures at Technological University Dublin.
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Lectures are held at the General Society Library, a historic, beautiful space in the middle of Manhattan.
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I know that you gave a lot of speeches and lectures using 'The Art of the Deal.
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He writes and lectures extensively on topics ranging from ethics and political philosophy to environmentalism and multiculturalism.
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Instead, he lectures an intended audience that he clearly imagines to be mostly white and mostly academic.
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She was quiet in lectures, but sometimes hung around afterward, talking about her time in the military.
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The most surprising fact about the lectures, however, is how they conclude: with a meditation on death.
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In the past, activist students who disagreed with me came to my lectures to spar and debate.
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His lectures are archived online, and I have listened to them constantly in my studio for years.
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