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The trouble with panel discussions is that the participants cannot always get funding to make the trip to the conference. Many institutions fund travel for panel discussions at a much lower or nonexistent rate. Elza C. Tiner -----Original Message----- From: CARNAHAN SHIRLEY E [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 3:23 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Persistant Myths I like the idea of the session but suggest that a panel discussion might be more useful . . . and the subtitle "and how to correct (eradicate, purge, exorcise) them" might be added. Shirley ***************************************************************** Dr. Shirley Carnahan Comparative Literature and Humanities Instructor/Undergraduate Advisor [log in to unmask] (303) 492-5444 Campus Box 331 University of Colorado at Boulder ***************************************************************** > > No, actually might make a nice topic for a session at Leeds or Zoo: > > Persistent Myths Concerning Early (pre-Restoration) Drama. Actually even > > "early" has a vaguely bothersome feel to it.