Claude,

We will be sorting out the details of the day when we meet with the planning group this weekend in Chicago.  One of the things we've thought about, but haven't explored thoroughly yet, is making some of the papers available in an archive or symposium-related website.  You -- any presenter -- could easily prepare a longer paper and deliver an abbreviated version. The bottom line so far is that we've not quite yet worked out the timing.  And appreciate that 15 minutes is very short.  Will you be in Chicago?

Sarah


Sarah How
European Studies Librarian
Romance Studies Department liaison
Research & Learning Services, Olin Library
Cornell University
office: 607-255-9478


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Hi all,

I just wanted to confirm that the maximum time we have for presentations is 15 minutes. If there's any chance of extending this to 20 minutes for everyone, I'd be in support of that but I'm sure you have good rationale for keeping them short.

Thanks.
Claude



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