in particular, such a shelter the faculty of journalism is also provided. he is ready to accept more students than the license volume provides. this year , more than 1,900 applications were submitted to the faculty of journalism. we have an intake of 150 students, but we have decided that we will ... increase this volume, and we will recruit more, this is taking into account those students who will apply for the correspondence form of study and those who will apply for our new educational program, international journalism , the faculty uses at the university. wildly popular because in lviv, we are definitely the oldest of such large journalism studios, for example, the department of broadcasting and television has a tv studio where students can try themselves as tv journalists, and a radio studio was recently opened where students have the opportunity to be in the shoes of radio presenters. enrollment of students for bachelor's programs in ukraine ended on august 10. you can still submit documents for the master's degree until august 22. ema statnyk, volody

future student of the faculty of journalism, ivan pyvovarov says that he was guided by security factorsn choosing a higher educational institution. and why ivan franko, because it is one of the simplest universities in ukraine. i am from kharkiv myself, and... i have been living in lviv for two years, and lviv is a safe city, for now, one of the safest. the first vice-rector, andrii hukalyuk, assures that all safety conditions are in place at the university. shelters are equipped in each building and dormitories, and some faculties even have the opportunity to hold lectures in them during an air raid. in particular, the faculty of journalism is also provided with such shelter. it is ready to accept more students this year. than the license volume provides, this year more than 1900 applications were submitted to the faculty of journalism, we have a license volume of 150 students, but we decided that we will increase this volume and we will recruit more, this is taking into account those students who apply for part-time education and those , who apply to our new degree program, internatio

in particular, the faculty of journalism is also provided with such shelter. he is ready to take on more this year. students, more than the license volume provides, this year per faculty of journalism submitted more than 1,900 applications, we have a cut-off volume of 150 students, but we decided that we will increase this volume and we will recruit more, this is taking into account those students who apply for part-time study and those who apply for our new educational program, international journalism. the faculty is extremely popular at the university, since in lviv we are definitely the oldest of... such large journalism studios, for example, the department of broadcasting and television has a tv studio where students can try themselves in the role tv journalists and recently opened a radio studio where students have the opportunity to be in the shoes of radio presenters. enrollment of students for bachelor's programs in ukraine ended on august 10. you can still submit documents for the master's degree until august 22. ema statnyk, volodymyr studenny, espr

ivan pyvovarov, a future student of the faculty of journalism, says that he was guided by safety factors when choosing a higher educational institution. why ivan? franka, because it is one of the simplest universities in ukraine, i am from kharkiv myself, and i have been living in lviv for two years, and... lviv is a safe city, for now, one of the safest. the first vice-rector, andrii hukalyuk, assures that all safety conditions are in place at the university. shelters are equipped in each building and dormitories, and some faculties even have the opportunity to hold lectures in them during an air raid. in particular, the faculty of journalism is also provided with such shelter. he is ready to accept more students this year than he anticipates license volume. this year , more than 1,900 applications were submitted to the faculty of journalism, we have a quota of 150 students, but we have decided that we will increase this volume, and we will recruit more, this is taking into account those students who will apply for part-time study and those who will apply for our new educational program

ivan pyvovarov, a future student of the faculty of journalism, says that he was guided by safety factors when choosing a higher educational institution. why ivan franko? because it is one of the simplest universities. ukraine, i'm from kharkiv myself, and i 've been living in lviv for two years, and lviv is a safe city, currently one of the safest. first vice-rector andrii hukalyuk assures that all safety conditions in the university has shelters are equipped in each building and dormitories, and some faculties even have the opportunity to hold lectures in them during an air raid. in particular, the journal faculty is also provided with such a shelter. this year, it is ready to accept more students than the license volume provides. this year, more than 1,900 applications were submitted to the faculty of journalism. we have an incisional volume of 150 students, but we have decided that we will increase this volume and we will recruit more. this is taking into account those students who will apply for correspondence education and those who applies to our new degree program, international j

of journalism, more than once , second-year students of the faculty of journalism have approached methis studying russian classical literature, and girls who are unable to digest this story fall into a depressive state, because russian literature is very adult, we don’t have this gap, there is a lot of children's literature, then there is a lot of adult literature, and in this sense, reading... the topic is being peddled everywhere, books with such content appear everywhere, there is also such a phenomenon that the abuser is usually supported by his colleagues, friends, acquaintances, and at some point you become an outcast, you as if they squeeze out of the feeling of belonging, you can say so, you feel even more guilty because... you even dared to say that you are suffering, and you don't want to do this anymore, when this is already a process of spending, the disintegration of relations, it becomes unbearable that you become some kind of outsider, an outsider, this is the word for me, this is one of the most unpleasant feelings that i had to experience, in general, you should not

of journalism, in madrid i studied security and international relations, worked with many western mediaing foreign agents recognized in our country, viewers know him very well various spanish-language media. hello, welcome to the program 5 minutes with our hero. today we will talk with journalist pablo gonzalez. now he is in the capital of nagorno-karabakh stepan kerte. what is the situation? "hello, every day the city is shelled from different types of weapons, artillery, aviation, drones, i collaborated with the voice of america, with deutsche welle, with the spanish agency efes, with laekstas television, i never considered myself a war journalist, in fact, although well, i ran around a little donbass, and karabakh and i also had kosovo. another business trip, this time to poland on assignment from the editorial office, i covered the topic of ukrainian refugees, in the evening eight agents of the polish secret service came to the hotel room, conducted a search, detained me, did not allow me to contact a lawyer and the consulate, i was accused of collaborating with russian intelligence

of journalism, in madrid i studied security and international relations, worked with many western mediaign agents recognized in our country, viewers of various spanish-language media. hello, welcome to the program 5 minutes with our hero. today we will talk with a journalist. now he is in the capital of nagorno-karabakh. with douchchevel, with the spanish agency efes, with television la sexsta, i have never considered myself a military journalist, in fact, although well , i ran around a little bit - around donbass and karabakh, and i also had kosovo, there is georgia on the border, i just deal with the region, i am an expert on the region, if there is a war in the region, well then have to deal with war. in 2022 , another business trip, this time... to poland on assignment from the editorial office, i covered the topic of ukrainian refugees, in the evening eight agents of the polish secret service came to the hotel room, conducted a search, detained me, did not allow me to contact a lawyer and the consulate, i was accused of collaborating with russian intelligence, but at the same time

know, i often meet with students of journalism faculties, in many cities of our country, yes , guysp to me and say how to become a war correspondent, and when i ask, who is the symbol of this profession for you, they almost always say poddubny, and indeed, it was just said that he is a laureate of the golden pen, this is the highest award of the union of journalists, he received in 1918, when he was, i think, only 34 years old, the title honored journalist of russia in the first dozen of those who received, these are the luminaries of journalism, such as yasen nikolaevich zasursky, such as... with vast experience alexey samoletov, who also knows firsthand what war is and what journalistic work is in the most extreme conditions. alexey, hello, well tell us how you met zhenya, what was your meeting point dobry, well, zhenya and i have known each other for a very long time, the funniest thing is that everyone who is sitting here, military journalists, came to military journalism before my eyes, i what is called from the first set, but you still call someone like evgeny evgenchin, but n

of journalism, i was in a lot of modeling agencies, at premieres there, i acted in a lot of places, death of my husband, it made a very big negative impression on me, i’m 2 years old, church, cemetery, church, cemetery, how your husband died, i found him in his apartment, i arrived in the morning because he answered my calls, he was supposed to come to me in the evening, we lived with me, yeah, well, but he didn’t... answer the phone calls, i went there in the morning, and he was lying there on the floor, well, it’s a nightmare, that is, death occurred, as this one said, like a pathologist to an anatomist, that 12 or 14 hours ago, and what did he die from, from alcohol, he drank methyl alcohol, that is, he was poisoned, it turns out, yes, he drank after the death of his mother, he died exactly 3 months after she died, he loved her very much, he drank a lot, right? or so they became when it all started, i moved into his apartment, and there these neighbors started, not right away, no, i was friends with everyone, i thought i was friends, and this little girl, she called the cops on m

news agency, chairman of the belarusian union journalists, alexey belyaev, dean of the faculty of journalismical sciences, good evening, good evening, dignitary, zimbabwe returned, tell us what happened there, as i understand it, the return visit was at the invitation of the first lady, yes, yes, we were there at the invitation of the first lady, there was a whole delegation of the belarusian union of women, the delegation was formed for a reason, we tried to ensure that all areas that would be of interest to our zimbabwean friends were represented, now we call them that because we really stand for it we managed to be friends for a while, but to be honest, we discovered a completely different africa. i now understand very clearly why the president... pays so much attention to this particular region, because i understand that many people think that this is where -it may not be a completely developed country and it is not clear what they are doing there, in fact it is enough, i would say so, even in european terms, a developed country with good roads, fairly good roads, with good hotels, with

of journalism, i ’ve been to a lot of modeling agencies, to premieres, i’ve acted like that in a lotght lifestyle, communicating with the stars, and what are the causes of the disease, yours, the fact that you don’t walk, multiple sclerosis, it just didn’t show up like that before, i used to go, but after my husband’s death, it made a very big negative impression on me. because he didn’t answer the calls, he was supposed to come to me in the evening, we lived with me, yeah, but he didn’t answer the calls, i went there in the morning, and he was lying there on the floor, well, it’s a nightmare, that is death occurred, as this one said, like the anatomist, that 12 or 14 hours ago, and what did he die from, from alcohol, he drank methyl alcohol, that is, he was poisoned, it turns out, yes. he drank after the death of his mother, he died exactly 3 months after she died, he loved her very much, and drank a lot, yes, but i, i didn’t drink anything, i only church, cemetery, when he died, but i have this there was grief, the relationship with the neighbors before he left was the same, or so

of journalism in particular, they come, i ask them, you need to understand only one thing, you camet it, not just because you went here and there, you can’t. belarusian, but you and they then had a very strong outburst of stubai, well, why not clash with stubai, people took someone else’s, and they tried to do it brazenly, brazenly, brazenly somehow explain that nothing actually happened, yes your passwords are there. your passwords were somewhere available to us, i 'm saying that if the gate is open here now, yes to this house, it means that you need to come and take it, and people stole the news, everyone who works in the information environment understands perfectly well that on the feed by subscription, any news comes out earlier, any, and how is the audience won, well, the news came out earlier, and this is what is called advertising, efficiency, here is the source on... i think that we need to start working with him too, to the side, otherwise he will burn, now we need to already need eggs and we knock down eggs, we drive in, but i don’t know this knife, let’s, let me try late

well first i got into the journalism department, the journalism faculty, and then in our time gettingtelevision was much more difficult than now, yes, television was such a closed fairy tale, a closed story, every student of the journalism department really dreamed of at least crossing the threshold of this sacred place, which for us was called television, i was lucky, because that just during... my time as a student, it was my second year, ninety -six, a new department was being created that processed information for radio and television, students were being recruited for this department, and so it happened that i, as a student, got to work there, there was no talk of big money or anything else, they just needed hands, yes, that would help process this information, so i took a small step towards television, well, and then of course we... men, the president of the republic of belarus, of course, please tell me, do you consider yourself a careerist, well, to be honest, i have never treated my career as something that is mandatory for me, like i have to go step by step along these steps

the department of the faculty of journalism went to the department for dystrophics, that is, health-improving physical education, i, like all chicks in a woman's lenin's nest, am amazed by the variety of colors and textures. your wardrobe, you even have a jacket, i'm sincerely amazed, just sincerely, you have not only hudia, but also jumpers, why i say this, because baba lena wore a blue tracksuit in winter and summer, in the same estonian wool, there was such a famous soviet cut of a tracksuit, she never took it off, i suppose that she had somewhere 12 pieces of the same. suits of absolutely the same style, the same shade, the same design and trim, only in winter she wore ski boots with it, and in summer sneakers, which were tied several times around the bottom elastic band of the reitu, naturally, as her main accessory was always a stopwatch, but baba lena's most formidable tool was baba lena herself, because she was terribly feared, baba lena simply drove us, you know, like... sidorov's braids, and she was not at all bothered by the blue tracksuit, which she did not change, so it seems to

university of barcelona, ​​specializing in slavic philology, then the faculty of journalism, in madridcurity and international relations, worked with many western media, including foreign agents recognized in our country. he is well known to viewers of various spanish-language media. hello, welcome to the program 5 minutes with our hero. today we we will talk to journalist pablo gonzalez. he is currently in the capital of nagorno. good afternoon, we have pablo gonzalez's lawyer, gonzalo baye, with us. tell me, did you manage to meet with pablo to talk to him. no, we didn't manage to do anything, only a few days after his arrest was a consular officer able to meet with him. since then, and a lot of time has passed, neither i nor my family have been able to see him. moreover, we have practically no information about him. it should be emphasized that there were fake information that i have been convicted and so on. i have not been convicted, in polish law there are several steps, you are suspected of a crime, then you are charged, then they go to court with this charge, i was only charged

of journalism, collaborated with a variety of foreign publications and tv channels.in martuni, the historical center of karabakh, from here we will make our report. i never considered myself a military journalist in fact, although well, i ran around donbass and karabakh a little and i also had kosovo, there is georgia on the border, i just deal with the region, if there is a war in the region, well, then you have to deal with the war. hello, welcome to the program 5 minutes with our hero, today we will talk with journalist pablo gonzalez, now he is in the capital of nagorno-karabakh stepan kerte. what is the situation? hello, every day the city is shelled from different types of weapons, artillery, aviation, drones. reports from nagorno-karabakh, donbass, the reporter is always there where the events are happening. another business trip, which is, in general. was no different from others, in poland he covered the topic of ukrainian refugees, one evening his hotel room was entered by employees of the polish secret service, they searched him, arrested him, at first the

i came while still a student at the faculty of journalism, it was ninety-seven, my first steps in thedent for the belarusian radio in my hometown of bobruisk, then it turned out that they paid attention, invited me to try as a reporter here in minsk, well, from a reporter, news presenter, host of the radiofact program, for me it was. that belarusians are more interested in what is happening here in our country, these stories are popular, these people are starting to become popular, so this is a milestone on which we have rightly become, it is a win-win in this direction we will continue to work. our most important thing the achievement to date is that all 13 radio stations that are part of the structure of the belarusian television and radio companies operate around the clock without interruption. they all provide the production of their own content, many of our videos, video versions of our programs and video materials, have several tens of millions of views, this figure is quite impressive, for example on youtube, let’s say, yes, well, they are even very highly valued on such a glob

of journalism, collaborated with a variety of foreign publications and tv channels.istorical center of karabakh, from here we will make our report. i have never considered myself a military journalist, in fact, although well , i ran around donbass a little, and karabakh and i also had kosovo. there is georgia on the border, i just deal with the region, if there is a war in the region, well, then you have to deal with the war. hello, welcome to program 5 minutes with our hero. today we will talk with journalist pablo gonzalez. now he is in the capital of nagorno- karabakh stepan kerte. what is the situation? hello, every day the city is shelled from different types of weapons, artillery, aviation, drones. pakha donbassa reporter is always where the events are happening, in the twenty -second year another assignment, which in general was no different from others. in poland he covered the topic of ukrainian refugees. one evening , employees of the polish secret service entered his hotel room. they searched, arrested, they initially refused to give him a lawyer and prese

of journalism, i collaborated with a variety of foreign publications and tv channels.are in martuni, the historical center karabakh, from here we will make our report. i never considered myself a military journalist, in fact, although well , i ran around donbass a little, and karabakh and i also had kosovo, there is georgia on the border, i just deal with the region, if in the region. hold on, in a solitary confinement cell, life under video surveillance, food, sleep, toilet, everything under supervision, moral pressure, they forced you to undress naked every day, searched the cell, everything in order to break the will, crush the person. the prison psychologist also participated in all this. the session with the psychologist lasts 15 minutes, from which 13 - this was his monologue. he called me, that if something is wrong with me, i feel bad, that i can, i can try suicide. the polish secret services were silent, spanish journalists, friends, colleagues, with whom he studied, worked, who know pavel very well, including about his russian roots, demanded to sort out the

of television journalism, he is already a star and sex symbol, they only called, i will provide you to practice in krasnodar, at the same time there was also sirov with a tour came to a concert from alexander sirov, then in my opinion zaubina olga was and in my opinion muslin magamara not three of them performed there this surov just sang such songs. madonna was popular at that time already in my opinion she the idea to interview the gray one seemed brilliant to her, she decided to do it at all costs? well i wouldn't told me to be like this, i remember i was very much in love with igor kostolevsky, this is an artist, i was in love with him, this was my idol very much, and well, this kind of persistent girl managed to ambush the star backstage, in the dressing room she was able to convince the singer that she desperately needed to interview him. sirov agreed and invited her to his room. for 2 days, married nadezhda tiller could not make up her mind, but on the third day she finally came to his hotel. well, it just didn't get to the point of asking questions, when she just started to

of moscow state university journalism, back in 1991 he covered the events taking place in the collapsingr, so he knows about russia and modern history from the inside, interviewed gorbachev, rutskov, khazbullatov. i used to work for gostelerradio, the state. national television and radio channel, and i was fired from there somewhere around 2008, since my line was not on the main stream line, that is , the west. haukur has traveled to donbass more than once and saw with his own eyes what is happening there. we are in a secondary school in the voroshilovsky district of donetsk. ukrainian armed forces sent a death shell here, which hit the building right, as we can see, behind my back. great destruction, two teachers who worked here died, fortunately, great casualties were avoided, thanks to the fact that the children were transferred to distance learning. the most memorable thing from the last trips, conversations with captured ukrainian armed forces soldiers. it was an invaluable, so, experience, and just looking into the eyes of these people will see how they are, well, spoiled in some w

the number of nobel prize-winning graduates and faculty members, the number of highly cited researchers, the number of articles published in nature and science journals, the number of articles displayed in authoritative databases, ranking criteria. it was shanghai in 2024. in the meantime , tehran university of medical sciences dropped 100 places among the top 400 universities in the world and stood at the first rank in iran. the planning done by the honorable vice-presidents of research and your presence, as well as the effort we made for visibility or visibility in english, which was done , we can see in this story that the production of scientific products in our country is good. one of our weaknesses is the visibility of these products in international forums, sites and scientific media in general. a great effort was made in this field. we have supported the industrialists of the health system . tehran university has the most technological productions in the field of health among all technical and non-technical universities in the country. without changing compared to last year, teh

the number of nobel prize-winning graduates and faculty members, the number of highly cited researchers, the number of articles published in nature and science journals, the number of articles displayed in authoritative databases, the shanghai ranking criteria it was in 2024. in the meantime, tehran university of medical sciences was among the top 400 universities in the world and ranked first in iran with 100 points. the planning that the honorable vice-presidents did for research and for your presence, as well as the effort that we made for the visit, or in english, visibility, which was done , we can see in this story that the production of scientific products in our country is good, it is one of our weaknesses. the promotion of these products in the international forums of bebini sites and scientific media in general means that a great effort was made in this field. university of tehran the most technological production in the health issue is among all the technical and non-technical universities of the country. the university of tehran was able to be among the top 500 universities

the number of graduates and faculty members who won the nobel prize , the number of highly cited researchers, the number of articles published in nature and science journals, the number of articles displayed in authoritative databases was the shanghai ranking criterion in 2024. meanwhile, the university tehran medical sciences ranks among the top 400 universities in the world with 100 ranking points and ranks first in iran's isad. planning that the honorable deputy. the production of scientific products in our country is good. one of our weaknesses is the visibility of these products in international forums and sites and scientific media in general . a great effort was made in this field. we have good programs. in order to support the industrialists , we have improved our health system. tehran university has the most technological productions in the field of health among all the technical and non-technical universities of the country. the university of tehran was able to collect, without any change compared to last year top 500 universities in the world and ranked second in iran . in order t

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the number of graduates and faculty members who won the nobel prize the number of highly cited researchers, the number of articles published in nature and science journals, and the number of articles displayed in authoritative databases were the shanghai ranking criteria in 2024. meanwhile, the university. tehran medical sciences was ranked among the top 400 universities in the world and ranked first in iran with 100 points . the research was planned by the esteemed vice-chancellors, and thanks to your presence, we also made an effort to make the visit worthwhile, or visibility in english, and it was done. in this story, you can see that the production of scientific products in our country is good, one of our weaknesses can be seen there are products in international forums, scientific sites and media in general, a great effort was made in this field, we made good programs to support the industrialists of the health system, tehran university produces the most technological products in the health issue among all technical and other universities. the country has tehran university without any

i’m already a first-year student, i’m studying at the faculty of philology, specializing in televisionyou’re in the right field, colleague, welcome colleagues, i’m also planning to enroll in the television specialty, journalism, came to the right place, no, not the first broadcast, and not experienced, the girls have many years of experience hosting tv shows. so yes, they have experience. arsen, and you, what are you going to become, did you go to study, continue, get a profession. i am now a third-year student enrolled in an auto mechanic. let's take a look at your everyday life, our guys filmed a report about this. i am 21 years old, i started working at a construction site 4 years ago. i have seven people under my command, these are students, i am mainly engaged in their training, preparing them for that, so that they become full-fledged engineers, i am an assistant to the foremen, i keep reports, prepare documentation, monitor the work, and i am 18 years old, as i knew that people are needed, the city needs to be restored, so it became very interesting to me, so i came here, guys f

faculty allows me to look at everyone with a high, and we slept with women here so low. self-esteem by intellect, now it seems to us that they are all the same, and such a d'artagnan, yes, and some, in my opinion, have convinced themselves that a career is more important than personal life, it is simply because no one needs it, moron, dear ladies and gentlemen, greet with thunderous applause, and the world champion in synchronized swimming, evgenia kryzhopolskaya, your applause. becomes just a slightly eccentric man, well, not everything is decided by money, of course, but a man must definitely be of status, not some kind of venepukh there, well , and size, of course, also matters, here i wish i could marry someone, what are you, are you ready to marry your mother or something, i'm in trouble, if i don't get married by saturday, that's the end of my career, hello! here we go, i haven't found anyone in 25 years, i decided to get married in a week, and by the way, give me some money, please, i've run out of chablis, i'm not an oligarch, if you want chablis, go to work, i'll work, ugh

in in 1993 she joined the faculty of nyu and continue contributing articles to numerous publications,ng the new york times, the washington post, columbia journalism review, the nation, arte news, essence and the civil rights blog to defend online that is pamela. thabiti lewis perform double duty for us during the conference this year. yesterday, he served as host for our virtual scholarly papers presentation and back with us today to share his insights and breadth of knowledge. he is a professor of english and interim associate vice chancellor of academic affairs at washington state university, vancouver. he is also the editor of conversations with tony kaye bambara and ballers of new school race and sports in america. at and last but definitely least is historian kahlil gibran muhammad. he has served as director the schomburg center for research black culture in harlem in late 2015, he joined the faculty of harvard's kennedy school as professor of history, race and public policy. he has also he was also hired as a suzanne young mary professor at the radcliffe institute advanced study

a fatal subway crash and in making any three she joined the faculty of nyu and continued contributing articles to numerous publications including the "new york times," "washington post," "columbia journalism review," the nation, art news, essence, and the civil rights blog the defenders online. that is kamala. [applause] thabiti lewis perform double duty force during the conference. just a teaser does host for our virtual scholarly papers presentation and is back with us today to shares insights and depressive knowledge. he's a professor of english and interim associate vice chancellor of academic affairs at washington state university vancouver. he is also the editor of conversations with tony, a ballers of thed new school, race and sports in america. [applause] and last but definitely not least is historian khalil gibran muhammad. he has served as director of the schomburg center for research and black culture in harlem. in late 2015 she joined the faculty of harvard b-school as professor of history, race and public policy. he has also come he was also hired as a suzanne young murra

in in 1993 she joined the faculty of nyu and continue contributing articles to numerous publications, including the new york times, the washington post, columbia journalism review, the nation, arte news, essence and the civil rights blog to defend online that is pamela. thabiti lewis perform double duty for us during the conference this year. yesterday, he served as host for our virtual scholarly papers presentation and back with us today to share his insights and breadth of knowledge. he is a professor of english and interim associate vice chancellor of academic affairs at washington state university, vancouver. he is also the editor of conversations with tony kaye bambara and ballers of new school race and sports in america. at and last but definitely least is historian kahlil gibran muhammad. he has served as director the schomburg center for research black culture in harlem in late 2015, he joined the faculty of harvard's kennedy school as professor of history, race and public policy. he has also he was also hired as a suzanne young mary professor at the radcliffe institute advanc