Word: colloquium
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...course we're always waiting for a new revelation," remarked Denis Donoghue, professor of English at Trinity College, Dublin, at a colloquium on "Modern Poetry Today" Tuesday night. In the absence of such a vision, he and his two fellow panelists discussed their topic informally without reaching any substantial agreement...
...compared to a cramped 330 now. Since periodicals are an increasingly important part of course reading, a prominent place will be allotted them. While the only group meeting place in the library now is the washroom, the Study Center will have seven seminar rooms, several conference rooms, a colloquium seating 225, and a room set aside for commuters...
...offices and seminar rooms facing the inner courtyard. Study alcoves, lining the outer edge of the building, will be broader and less deep than those in the present library. The alcoves will be furnished with various combinations of individual desks and comfortable chairs. The penthouse will include poetry room, colloquium, and music library, along with a kitchen and a coffee lounge. Its outer balcony will offer scenic Cambridge from many perspectives, and an inner terrace with tables will border the courtyard...
Resplendent in clerical robes and red cap, Augustin Cardinal Bea, President of the Vatican Secretariat for Christian Unity, took the pulpit in Sanders Theatre March 27 to address the Divinity School's Catholic-Protestant Colloquium. In a dramatic way Bea's visit to Harvard marked the re-emergence of the Divinity School as a significant force in the intellectual life of the University. Sure of its present and hopeful for its future after ten years of growth, the School is making an effort to expand the influence of religion in contemporary society...
...most striking evidence of the School's renewed concern for the role of the church in the modern world was this year's Colloquium, which brought together more than 150 Catholic and Protestant churchmen. Dean Miller called the Colloquium a "superb success," and saw in its format of public lectures and panel discussions "a method of introducing into our School a dialogue with many different fields." Among the colloquia which he suggested the Divinity School might sponsor were a symposium on contemporary business ethics, a discussion of the relationship between ministers and psychiatrists, and an examination of the theological significance...