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2006 Announcement and Details

In our media-saturated and symbol-laden world of 2006,
individuals and groups face a common challenge ...

Making Sense

Do you?
How do you?
How do you know?

Technology

Science

Politics

Religion

Economics

Medicine

Journalism

Education

... and so on

Living on the Response Side
"Democracy"

"Freedom"

"Marriage"

"Security"

"Privacy"

"Rights"

"Ethical"

"Evil"

and so forth ...

The Institute of General Semantics
invites you to participate in an international conference and conversation
about Making Sense.

Conference Information
  • October 27-28, 2006
  • Arlington Hilton hotel in Arlington, Texas
  • Dr. Renee Hobbs as keynote speaker
  • Registration includes Breakfast and Lunch
  • Student and daily rates available
  • Group rates for hotel
    		• Call For Papers
  • Submissions due May 15, 2006
  • Limited to 3,000 words
  • 25-minute presentations
  • $500 awards for best student submissions
  • Alternative formats encouraged
  • Selected papers published on conference CD

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