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• It was a great moment near the end of the colloquium when it became clear that the three-choir polyphonic complexity scheduled for the last motet was not really viable. 250 Sing Liszt's Ave Maris Stella
• Fortem reddunt animum et constantem; et pium colloquium non permittit animum absurda cogitatione torqueri. Anatomy of Melancholy
• The colloquium is a two-day workshop on the future of the justice system. ANC Daily News Briefing
• Without doubt the most fascinating talk given at the colloquium was the plenary lecture by David Audretsch. Knowledge Spillovers from Enterpreneurship - The Austrian Economists
• As a result a colloquium was convened in Edinburgh last December, and guidelines derived mainly from expert opinion are being developed.
• How could this boy from Brooklyn, this New Yorker in heart and mind, this supermale with six marriages, this man whom the feminist Kate Millett called the quintessence of the heterosexual, macho pig — how could this man have chosen to live in a small town of 3,500 souls, most of them homosexuals, whose contribution to local culture consists (if I am to believe the waiter in the faux fisherman's restaurant where I wait till it's time for our interview) of a festival of sexy bodies, a week for leather enthusiasts, and a colloquium on the problems posed by adoption by same-sex couples? In the Footsteps of Tocqueville (Part V)
• Aimed at the museum's staff, the formation - seminars, colloquium and study journeys - covers all the museology and museography fields.
• However, there were two disagreements among some Asian and European participants at the colloquium.
• Back in North America, the Canadian experience on the same weekend was not quite a repeat of the event of 2003; it was more in the nature of a general colloquium.
• He co-chaired the three-day colloquium on ‘Conservation and cultural tourism’, organised by the British Library.