colloquium

The foundation plans a colloquium on the subject in the fall.

His report was eventually released at a colloquium in 2000.

In September, he addressed a colloquium on the history of the school's philosophy department.

She had opened the colloquium by dedicating it to him.

Since March 2011 a post-grad colloquium is possible on this course.

I took two particularly interesting courses, an international law seminar and a European history colloquium.

Tomorrow, a colloquium will be held in his honor.

"It will be very expensive if we must provide simultaneous translation for every colloquium."

Members of the faculty are also organizing a broader colloquium on legal education.

He had come to Argus to give the weekly scientific colloquium.

They presented this fundamental discovery for the first time at a colloquium on 27 April 1928.

It's important to attend as many colloquium as possible at your university.

I will post here whatever interesting things I learn from the colloquium.

The centre was officially opened with a colloquium on 19 and 20 January, 2007.

She recoiled in fear as his voice trembled the Colloquium.

The colloquium will raise questions concerning the role that news reporting plays in modern society.

There will be a colloquium on Leonardo's drawings at the close of the exhibition.

He said the school would also organize a colloquium on issues raised by military discrimination over sexual orientation.

He walked out of the Colloquium a little unsteadily, the message paper twisted in his hand.

At the colloquium the next day Anderson delivers a lecture which he wrote the evening before.

Never had the Colloquium heeded his counsel; there was no reason to expect that would change.

The Colloquium topic was announced a week in advance.

"Colloquium that a seriously ill doctor had with Death"

"Your presence has become known to the Colloquium."

Cosmologists at the colloquium were relieved to report that the rate seems to be comfortably low.