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of chicago , pro-palestinian students demonstrated at the university .ording to the report of the abc chicago channel , ending the cooperation of the university with the zionist regime and the companies supporting this regime was the demand of the protesting students. graduation ceremony at the university of chicago it was not normal at all. at the same time as awarding diplomas and congratulating the graduates, demonstrations of supporters of palestine were also held at the university. in the circumstances , the university refused to award diplomas to four final year students because of their participation in the sit-in in support of palestine. this sit-in was dispersed on the 7th of may with the intervention of the police. we will continue our struggle until the university boycotts companies that support israel's war in gaza. expose this issue and correct his previous behavior. hundreds of other people joined these students. the demand of the students was that the university and their faculties to end cooperation with israel or companies that aid israe
of chicago , pro-palestinian students demonstrated at the university .ording to the report of the abc chicago channel , ending the cooperation of the university with the zionist regime and the companies supporting this regime was the demand of the protesting students. graduation ceremony at the university of chicago it was not normal at all. at the same time as awarding diplomas and congratulating the graduates, demonstrations of supporters of palestine were also held at the university. in the...
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david: you went to the university of chicago. dr. narashimhan: i went to the university of chicago.avid: and why did you go there as opposed to other good schools? dr. narashimhan: it's an interesting story. i applied to all of the ivies and didn't get in anywhere, and one place that admitted me was the university of chicago. and it ended up being such an incredible gift in the end, because i would still credit it perhaps more than any other educational experience with how to think, how to synthesize, and be relentlessly curious. david: harvard recognizing its mistake, admitted you to the medical school? dr. narashimhan: they did. david: i assume your immigrant parents were saying, great, my son is going to be a doctor. when you told him you were not going to be a practicing doctor, what did they say? dr. narashimhan: they were very confused. they were very, very confused. i had this idea in my mind -- i did work in public health and had great mentors at harvard, and i really wanted to see how could i have a bigger impact beyond individual patient care. and so i wanted to -- i first
david: you went to the university of chicago. dr. narashimhan: i went to the university of chicago.avid: and why did you go there as opposed to other good schools? dr. narashimhan: it's an interesting story. i applied to all of the ivies and didn't get in anywhere, and one place that admitted me was the university of chicago. and it ended up being such an incredible gift in the end, because i would still credit it perhaps more than any other educational experience with how to think, how to...
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david: you went to the university of chicago?hy did you go there as opposed to other good schools? vas: it's an interesting story. i actually applied to all of the ivs and applied to a number of schools, i did not get in anywhere. the one school that did admit me was university of chicago. it ended up being such an incredible gift in the end. university of chicago, i was credit more educational experience than any other school. i was taught how to think, synthesize, how to be relentlessly curious. david: harvard recognizing its mistake admitted you to medical school. vas: they did. david: so you went to harvard medical school. i assume your immigrant parents were saying, great, my son will be a doctor. vas: yes, absolutely. david: when you told them you are going to be a practicing doctor, what did they say? vas: they were very confused. i have this idea in my mind. i did a lot of work in public health. i had some great mentors at harvard. and i wanted to see how could i have a bigger impact beyond individual patient care. i went
david: you went to the university of chicago?hy did you go there as opposed to other good schools? vas: it's an interesting story. i actually applied to all of the ivs and applied to a number of schools, i did not get in anywhere. the one school that did admit me was university of chicago. it ended up being such an incredible gift in the end. university of chicago, i was credit more educational experience than any other school. i was taught how to think, synthesize, how to be relentlessly...
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at the university of chicago. >> the free speech university talking about palestine is not free.>> when there are people in palestine has a that will never walk stage again. >> thousands of students and staff have signed a petition calling for the university of chicago to grab the degrees to these 4 students. several chicago city council members have also signed a letter with the same demands. today. the u.s. is shutting down the southern border. president biden just announced some new plans aimed at addressing the immigration crisis. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt breaks down this new policy. >> president biden says the southern border is overwhelmed. so he's taking executive action to start turning migrants away. >> doing nothing is not an option. >> we have to act. president biden is taking on immigration with the new policy tuesday. he announced officials will shut down the border with the average number of daily crossings hits 2500 and it will open back up until that slows to an average of 1500 crossings per day or less. this action will help gain control of o
at the university of chicago. >> the free speech university talking about palestine is not free.>> when there are people in palestine has a that will never walk stage again. >> thousands of students and staff have signed a petition calling for the university of chicago to grab the degrees to these 4 students. several chicago city council members have also signed a letter with the same demands. today. the u.s. is shutting down the southern border. president biden just announced...
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university of chicago. university talking about palestine is not free. my diploma doesn't matter when there are people in palestine has that will never walk stage again. >> thousands of students and staff have signed a petition calling for the university of chicago to grant the degrees to those 4 students. several chicago city council members have also signed a letter with those same demands. there is a new gambling scandal rocking major league baseball. the leak has now suspended 5 players for gambling on games. the league has hit san diego padres, infielder to to pete summer. china with a lifetime ban for betting on baseball. the mlb says he place hundreds of bets on games involving the pittsburgh pirates. the team he played for last season, a sportsbook flag, those wagers and reported it to mlb officials. now, the leak also issued year long suspensions to 4 other players for violating betting rules. 3 of those players still in the minor leagues. the 4th, though, is oakland athletics pitcher michael kelly
university of chicago. university talking about palestine is not free. my diploma doesn't matter when there are people in palestine has that will never walk stage again. >> thousands of students and staff have signed a petition calling for the university of chicago to grant the degrees to those 4 students. several chicago city council members have also signed a letter with those same demands. there is a new gambling scandal rocking major league baseball. the leak has now suspended 5...
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at the graduation ceremony of the university of chicago, at least four pro-palestinian students were awarded diplomas. sometimes it was not given. at emory university, a number of students faced criminal charges for supporting the people of gaza. on the other hand, more than 10. a staff member at wayne state university an open letter condemned the violent attack by the american police on the admiring students and demanded an apology from the university authorities. we agree with the protesting students. the courage of these students is truly an inspiration to us. before this too. harvard university refused to grant degrees to 13 pro-palestinian students . the officials of this university had announced that the names of the students were removed from the list of graduates due to the sit-in in the university campus. in the name of god, hello, good morning , we will start the news with the league of nations volleyball match against iran in the continuation of the second week of the matches of our country's national team, from the 6th and 30th minutes of this match , brazil is facing bra
at the graduation ceremony of the university of chicago, at least four pro-palestinian students were awarded diplomas. sometimes it was not given. at emory university, a number of students faced criminal charges for supporting the people of gaza. on the other hand, more than 10. a staff member at wayne state university an open letter condemned the violent attack by the american police on the admiring students and demanded an apology from the university authorities. we agree with the protesting...
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students of depaul university of chicago in america protested against the dismissal of a professor who presented a project related to the gaza war to the students. according to cbs, the students who supported this professor presented a letter with about 1,500 signatures demanding his return to the classroom. i am sad that i can no longer teach my students or see their final designs. i'm sad that i didn't get a proper chance to say goodbye to them or tell them how this happened. students are gathered around dr. aquino. but he allowed he does not have to return to his classrooms. the event that causes this concern for me. if the professors and staff do not support this university in the face of severe reprimands, the students will definitely not be safe from this issue either. this professor taught human pathogen in the health department . he was fired two days after giving an optional assignment in which students were asked to focus on the biological effects of the war in gaza. he said that he asked the students to understand the effects of genocide on human biology. choosing these word
students of depaul university of chicago in america protested against the dismissal of a professor who presented a project related to the gaza war to the students. according to cbs, the students who supported this professor presented a letter with about 1,500 signatures demanding his return to the classroom. i am sad that i can no longer teach my students or see their final designs. i'm sad that i didn't get a proper chance to say goodbye to them or tell them how this happened. students are...
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students of depaul university of chicago in america protested against the dismissal of a professor who presented a project about the gaza war to the students . according to cbs, the students supporting this professor presented a letter with about 1,500 signatures asking for his return to the classroom. i am sad that i can no longer teach my students or see their final projects. they are saying how this incident did not happen. the students gathered around dr. aquino , but he is not allowed to return to his classrooms. this incident makes me worry that if the professors and staff are reprimanded in front of this university quickly. if they are not supported, the students will definitely not be spared from this issue. in early may, this professor was teaching human pathogen in the health department. he was fired two days after giving an optional assignment in which students were asked to focus on biological impacts in gaza. she he said that he asked the students to understand the effects of genocide on human biology. the choice of these words was made in reference to the report of the un
students of depaul university of chicago in america protested against the dismissal of a professor who presented a project about the gaza war to the students . according to cbs, the students supporting this professor presented a letter with about 1,500 signatures asking for his return to the classroom. i am sad that i can no longer teach my students or see their final projects. they are saying how this incident did not happen. the students gathered around dr. aquino , but he is not allowed to...
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w we presented this book at and at stanford, the university of chicago and all over the country.as been made is that the book shows how the welfare program has worked. it's eliminated poverty. but of course our response is nwit's eliminated. won't at a price. idleness. and so how many people had god given talent? how many people aat was never discovered because field of life neverom all the et that income rising. my friend income in america is immoral and under american and unsustainable. ready weho all transfer payment all transfer payments as income to the recipe and all■> taxes as income lost to the taxpayer that the level of inequality is ■6wer today than it was in 1947. now, think about this. this is a frightening■áing a set e american economic system to deal with a problem does not exist and verify our beliefs so now we look at a lot other issues in this book and i want to be brief on we look at what causes earned income inequality. well a bunch of thingsoclivity h othe factor in the concentration of income in this couny because immediate about 80% or more in the top quinti
w we presented this book at and at stanford, the university of chicago and all over the country.as been made is that the book shows how the welfare program has worked. it's eliminated poverty. but of course our response is nwit's eliminated. won't at a price. idleness. and so how many people had god given talent? how many people aat was never discovered because field of life neverom all the et that income rising. my friend income in america is immoral and under american and unsustainable. ready...
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many american universities, including the university of chicago , have announced that they will prevent graduate students from attending anti-zionist protests. ali rajabi, new york broadcasting news agency. iraqi protests forced the closure of the zionist-supporting american restaurant. kfc american restaurant is the second restaurant in the capital it is iraq that is closed due to the demonstrations of supporters of palestine. the media had previously reported the closure of the chili house restaurant in baghdad. the capital of iraq has been the scene of demonstrations in support of the resistance many times in the last 8 months. last week, a number of young iraqis stopped the work of 3 american restaurants, and after this action, many countries , including islamic countries, faced people's boycott . in indonesia, last month, a number of people held a protest rally in front of a branch of this restaurant in jakarta, and in malaysia, they closed their 38 branches due to reduced sales and losses. sangin closed. the head of the atomic energy organization warned the western parties that an
many american universities, including the university of chicago , have announced that they will prevent graduate students from attending anti-zionist protests. ali rajabi, new york broadcasting news agency. iraqi protests forced the closure of the zionist-supporting american restaurant. kfc american restaurant is the second restaurant in the capital it is iraq that is closed due to the demonstrations of supporters of palestine. the media had previously reported the closure of the chili house...
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for... the university of michigan , chicago was especially lucky.ce was announced by the best rookie of the past nhl season, black holks forward conor bedard. another notable thing is that levshenov broke the peak record of our legend ruslan salei, who was drafted ninth by anaheim in 1996. that season, a number of belarusians either played for league clubs or were included in the teams’ roster: alexey prodos, yegor shorangovich, ilya solovyov, vladislav kalyachonok and nikita tolapila. but the foundation is important; in the two previous drafts, our players broke records in terms of numbers. for belarusians, you can look at the future with confidence, because the children's hockey system provides quality, which is especially pleasant in a year like this; only those who do not deviate from the path, go through difficulties with honor and always remain loyal to their home country achieve success. from now on, levshenov is known by the entire league and the entire hockey world and is waiting for great achievements. hello everyone, this is artyom levshe
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now we presented this book at and at stanford, the university of chicago andr the country. book shows how the welfare program has worked. it's eliminated poverty. but ofit's eliminated. won'at a price. idleness. and soj how many had god given talent? how many p genius that was never discovered because they never got on the playing field of life never competed. now you've all the economist magazine is famous by saying that income inequality in america is higher and rising. my friend income in ■america is immoral and under american and unsustainable. well, is a shocker. so get ready weat if you count all transfer payments, net all transfer payments as income to the recipe and all taxes as income lost to the taxpayer that the level of inequality is actually 3% lower today than it was in 1947. now, think about this. i prospect. we are having aiochange in the c problem does not exist and verify our beliefs so now we look at a lot other issues in this book and i on we look at jz income inequality. the proclivity of educated professional people marry each other is a big factor in
now we presented this book at and at stanford, the university of chicago andr the country. book shows how the welfare program has worked. it's eliminated poverty. but ofit's eliminated. won'at a price. idleness. and soj how many had god given talent? how many p genius that was never discovered because they never got on the playing field of life never competed. now you've all the economist magazine is famous by saying that income inequality in america is higher and rising. my friend income in...
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the work of bruce meyer at the university chicago.so i'm curious exactly how your work differs from theirs with, quote go ahead. we actually have incorporated some of the work that they have done into into our into our work. their their their approach was different. and what we got the same answer their was they took poor families their base year i think was 80 i think was lawlor in that anyway 9080 give or take a couple of years and said what are they consuming how much food how much do pay for their shelter and so on and then they said, okay, this is we're going to call this our base poor family. and for each of the different sizes, the families and they said, okay, if that's true that was poverty in 1980 give or take a year or two, how much would take to have that same level of consumption today in real terms and real in real terms, did you have the same amount of food, the same size of house, the same type of clothing, and they come up with about, i think it was 2.8%, whereas we came up with 2.5%. so they took the approach of a di
the work of bruce meyer at the university chicago.so i'm curious exactly how your work differs from theirs with, quote go ahead. we actually have incorporated some of the work that they have done into into our into our work. their their their approach was different. and what we got the same answer their was they took poor families their base year i think was 80 i think was lawlor in that anyway 9080 give or take a couple of years and said what are they consuming how much food how much do pay...
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she's a distinguished pross emerita of economics and of history at the university of illinois at chicagor myriad books include the bourgeois virtues, ethics for an age of commerce and i think most recently, why liberalism works. how true liberal values produce a freer, more equal, prosperous world for all. but first, we'll hear from christopher demuth. chris is the heritage foundation's distinguished fellow in american thought and heritage's b, kenneth simon center for american studies. but in this building, we think of him first and foremost as president of aei from 1986 to 2008, following his public service in the reagan and nixon administrations. every day on my way into the building, i turn and i see chris. the statue of chris smile at me as i walk in. chris, it's nice to see you in person so why don't you go first? thank you. thank you. you've all. it is easy events of the american revolution and found in the birth of a nation of free marketé& listen. the resistance to the british navigation acts and other trade restrictions, the constitu tional convention convened to end the econom
she's a distinguished pross emerita of economics and of history at the university of illinois at chicagor myriad books include the bourgeois virtues, ethics for an age of commerce and i think most recently, why liberalism works. how true liberal values produce a freer, more equal, prosperous world for all. but first, we'll hear from christopher demuth. chris is the heritage foundation's distinguished fellow in american thought and heritage's b, kenneth simon center for american studies. but in...
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dozens of students protesting the war in gaza walks out of the university of chicago's commencement saturdayeveral days after the school healthy diplomas of four seniors. >>> in idaho chad daybell was sentenced to the death penalty on saturday. the sentence coming two days after jurors found him guilty of murder. now back to dateline. o datelin . after congressman leo ryan promised >>> welcome back ed tto datelin i am craig melvin. georgetown was in chaos after congressman leo ryan promised to help anyone who wanted to leave he was attacked by a true believer. shaken but unharmed ryan and his team led to a small airstrip where they hoped to escape. the worst was yet to come. to c. witnessed more than a dozen defections and an assassination attempt on a us congressman. i think i may have put on the tape >> the reporters had their story. in less than 24 hours they had interviewed jim jones, witness more than a dozen defections and an assassination attempt on a u.s. congressman. as nbc cameraman bob brown rolled tape two planes were being prepared for takeoff. suddenly, gunshots. only this snip
dozens of students protesting the war in gaza walks out of the university of chicago's commencement saturdayeveral days after the school healthy diplomas of four seniors. >>> in idaho chad daybell was sentenced to the death penalty on saturday. the sentence coming two days after jurors found him guilty of murder. now back to dateline. o datelin . after congressman leo ryan promised >>> welcome back ed tto datelin i am craig melvin. georgetown was in chaos after congressman leo...
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according to the university of chicago's gen forward survey, just one-third of all young americans saidd back biden. the numbers show that trump is beating biden among young latino voters by a 4-point margin. and that,s by the way, is a significant drop for biden who four years ago won 699% -- 69 of latino voters under 30. the top issue for most young americans was the economy and, oh, yes, the high cost of inflation. stuart: it's always a factor. let's get to the biggest winners on the s&p 500. there's not that much movement for the overall index, but smucker is up 5%. lou lieu lemon, 5% higher. paypal, 4%. uber technologies,3% higher. actively traded. >>> coming up, elon musk is planning to build a new supercomputer to expand his xai project. we'll tell you more about that. >>> president biden is in normandy today to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day. republican congressman darrell issa a is also there. how does he think biden is being viewed on the world stage? we'll ask the congressman next. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sha
according to the university of chicago's gen forward survey, just one-third of all young americans saidd back biden. the numbers show that trump is beating biden among young latino voters by a 4-point margin. and that,s by the way, is a significant drop for biden who four years ago won 699% -- 69 of latino voters under 30. the top issue for most young americans was the economy and, oh, yes, the high cost of inflation. stuart: it's always a factor. let's get to the biggest winners on the s&p...
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according to a university of chicago study, on the effects of citizens united, on corporate spending,presidential election saw a 594% increase in independent expenditures versus the 2008 election. in dollar amounts, that meant $144 million in 2008 compared to $1 billion in 2012. $1 billion with a "b." it's an insane amount of money. with money and politics even more aligned, billionaires felt a sense of ownership, not just over politics but the presidency itself, and no one senses that almost organically than donald trump, the long time grifter and snake oil selling president who is promising to sell his second term for parts to wealthy donors. billionaires like miriam adelson, his top donor in 2020. one of the richest women in republican circlesering she plans to donate millions. what does she want inaccording to new york magazine, beyond unconditional support for the israel/hamas war, one can assume israel agenda from last term. top of the list, israel annexing the west bank and the u.s. recognizing its sovereignty there. trump is making sweeping promises to donors essentially offer
according to a university of chicago study, on the effects of citizens united, on corporate spending,presidential election saw a 594% increase in independent expenditures versus the 2008 election. in dollar amounts, that meant $144 million in 2008 compared to $1 billion in 2012. $1 billion with a "b." it's an insane amount of money. with money and politics even more aligned, billionaires felt a sense of ownership, not just over politics but the presidency itself, and no one senses...
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this according to new polling from the university of chicago and associated press. the outlook among student debt holders themselves who biden has tried to help wasn't much brighter. just 36% of them approve of his policies while 34% disapprove ♪ nobody but you. >> adding to voter concerns surrounding the president's mental and physical fitness, biden appeared to freeze up during a juneteenth holiday concert last night while dancing among the crowd of 1700 guests including the vice president and second gentleman. >> well, tonight, president biden is at home in wilmington, delaware tomorrow morning. he will depart for italy where is he going to represent the u.s. at the g-7 leader summit. while hunter biden often accompanies his father on official overseas trips like this one. he will not be with him this time as the first son is not legally allowed to leave the country prior to his sentencing. john? >> john: busy day, busy week ahead for the president maybe not the son but the president. matthew colangelo have agreed to testify publicly before the house judiciary co
this according to new polling from the university of chicago and associated press. the outlook among student debt holders themselves who biden has tried to help wasn't much brighter. just 36% of them approve of his policies while 34% disapprove ♪ nobody but you. >> adding to voter concerns surrounding the president's mental and physical fitness, biden appeared to freeze up during a juneteenth holiday concert last night while dancing among the crowd of 1700 guests including the vice...
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this is what the university of chicago researchers found when they tracked common high costs.ved at home and those who moved into senior housing. and the study found that the ones in senior housing we're less vulnerable to accidents and he'll miss less likely to need hospitalization for things like hip fractures and wounds and they got more health care in senior housing and they lived a slightly longer. well, look at this. san jose firefighters in alameda county firefighter actually who just got out of the hospital and they're greeted by the department from friends and co-workers. brandon franco is his name is a 22 year. veteran of alameda fire and he suffered burns fighting the corral fire near tracy earlier in the month. he had to have surgery. and as you can see, they're left the hospital with a smile on his face and cheers and applause from his co-workers. all right. gas prices. they say they keep looking better and better every week. so right now the state average is about 4.81 per gallon gas here in the bay. the most expensive gas today is in sonoma county $5.9, stays ab
this is what the university of chicago researchers found when they tracked common high costs.ved at home and those who moved into senior housing. and the study found that the ones in senior housing we're less vulnerable to accidents and he'll miss less likely to need hospitalization for things like hip fractures and wounds and they got more health care in senior housing and they lived a slightly longer. well, look at this. san jose firefighters in alameda county firefighter actually who just...
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the american cbs network fired one of the professors of depaul university in chicago because of presenting a research plan about gaza reported. in this project, this biology professor asked his students to focus on the biological impact of the war in gaza and examine the impact of genocide on human biology. in the letter of dismissal of this professor, the university stated: students do not have the right to talk about political issues in the classrooms and this assignment has nothing to do with this field. students supporting this professor's complaint letter with approx. they submitted signatures and called for his return by holding a rally. international gatherings and support for gaza continued today i see. dia 9 de junho vote aliança democrática portugalho vai em frente tens aqui tua gente o galho vai em frente pensa aqui tua gente o galho vai em frente pensa aqui tua gente do próximo domingo. fourthly, we do not confirm the stability of the supportive and continuous position of the support of the palestinian people . al-tsa'eedna al-toufan yatuqat allah akbar allah akbar allah in the
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i started my career teaching at the university of at the university of chicago with todd holt books then of an argument with so part of what we werele teaching. i find that increasingly hard to do so i'm just curious can you managed still to teach holt books and if not, what precisely is the learning success in contexts where you are not teaching the whole book. >> you know it depends on the book. i'm. we teach 1984 "pride and prejudice." whole book but i always warn it will take you three weeks. they can read about 30 pages per class and that's abouter it. we do a lot of reading with them. if it's something like the love i am -- we will take certain chapters. you do a lot of reading with them in class let me say this i usually say to tackle the teaching transform the check you won't be this is assign more than four or five books in 15 weeks. we have to have that diversity and a genre they are slow readers and when i started teaching you knew you had to teach them how to ride and how to speak that you didn't realize you had to teach them how to read and now you have to teach them how to
i started my career teaching at the university of at the university of chicago with todd holt books then of an argument with so part of what we werele teaching. i find that increasingly hard to do so i'm just curious can you managed still to teach holt books and if not, what precisely is the learning success in contexts where you are not teaching the whole book. >> you know it depends on the book. i'm. we teach 1984 "pride and prejudice." whole book but i always warn it will...
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richard epstein is the lawrence, a tisch professor of lawlecturer at the university of chicago and a senior fellow at stanford's hoover institution. his countless writings include simple rules for a complex world and the classical liberal constitution. before him, we'll hear from professor deirdre she holds the cato institute's isaiah berlin, chair of liberal thought. she's a distinguished professor emerita of economics and of history at the university of illinois at chicago. her myriad books include the bourgeois virtues, ethics for an age of commerce and i think most recently why liberalism works. how true liberal values produce a freer, more equal, prosperous ' is the heritage foundation's distinguished fellow in american thought and heritage's b, kenneth simon center for american studies. but in this building, we think of him first and foremost as president of aei from 1986 to 2008, following his public service in the reagan and nixon administrations. every day on my way into the building, i turn and i see chris. the statue of chris smile at me as i walk in. chris, it's nice to s
richard epstein is the lawrence, a tisch professor of lawlecturer at the university of chicago and a senior fellow at stanford's hoover institution. his countless writings include simple rules for a complex world and the classical liberal constitution. before him, we'll hear from professor deirdre she holds the cato institute's isaiah berlin, chair of liberal thought. she's a distinguished professor emerita of economics and of history at the university of illinois at chicago. her myriad books...
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of chicago. and she says the new coalition will have to learn to work together to handle the country's problems. and it's absolutely historic, if we think of how the eviction campaigns, when talking about attacking each other on policies on the court cases on everything majorly in the fostering p as these 2 parties have disagree. fundamentally, what i do think is interesting. we heard yesterday the pen applicants congress, the p a c, which is full and we distribution school 3 distribution policies have now joined this coalition government. we also see a party like good, which is a petition to low and she used to be in the democratic lines. so i think for us be we going to see most small policies join this coalition government both from the right and to the new, which makes it more inclusive. but i don't think one can deny the fact that somewhere around my full set as a pull my union negotiate to more than 50 years ago, will have to use these union negotiating skills, inclined to hook this fine li
of chicago. and she says the new coalition will have to learn to work together to handle the country's problems. and it's absolutely historic, if we think of how the eviction campaigns, when talking about attacking each other on policies on the court cases on everything majorly in the fostering p as these 2 parties have disagree. fundamentally, what i do think is interesting. we heard yesterday the pen applicants congress, the p a c, which is full and we distribution school 3 distribution...
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elizabeth vreeland is an associate professor history at the university of illinois chicago. her research and teaching focus on century u.s., urban and social history, african-american history and the history of education. her political education. black politics. education reform in chicago since the 1960s was published by the university of north carolina press in 2018. todd vreeland's writing has appeared in the journal of african-american history souls and various edited collections. she has also to popular outlets, including npr, espn, the washington post and local radio, television, print, online media. todd vreeland's research has been supported by grants and fellowships from the national academy of education and spencer foundation. andrew mellon foundation. american council. learned societies. social science council. ford foundation and the uic institute for research, race and public policy. and finally, julilly kohler-hausmann and is associate professor of history at cornell. she is the author of tough welfare and imprisonment in 1970s america again, phenomenal book. i
elizabeth vreeland is an associate professor history at the university of illinois chicago. her research and teaching focus on century u.s., urban and social history, african-american history and the history of education. her political education. black politics. education reform in chicago since the 1960s was published by the university of north carolina press in 2018. todd vreeland's writing has appeared in the journal of african-american history souls and various edited collections. she has...
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which is about books -- versus excerpts, so i started my career teaching at the university of chicagoletion of an argument is what we were teaching i find that increasingly hard to do, as i just imagine still to teach whole books? and if not, what precisely is the sort of learning success in contt're not teaching whole book? >> so -- you know it depends on the book butds if it is pride and prejude you have to teach the whole thing andu have 1984 pride and prejudice we do teach the whole book, but i warn three weeks -- because they can read about 35 pages per class that's about it. and we do a lot of leading with them. this is something likeullifies them then we will take bits and certain chapters and read it with them. they always say that hobbs is leading another language so you have to do a lot of reading with them in class. but -- let me say this. i usually say to the faculty teaching transformative tex you probably not going to be able te 15 weeks that would include short story poetry we have to have a diversity of generas right, but -- they're slow leaders, and when i started tch
which is about books -- versus excerpts, so i started my career teaching at the university of chicagoletion of an argument is what we were teaching i find that increasingly hard to do, as i just imagine still to teach whole books? and if not, what precisely is the sort of learning success in contt're not teaching whole book? >> so -- you know it depends on the book butds if it is pride and prejude you have to teach the whole thing andu have 1984 pride and prejudice we do teach the whole...
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i found at the university of chicago pizzas or the white house photographer displaying some of the photos that he had taken in the white house. and she was there with a friend in the front row and when it was done all these young people's sort of gathered around her and she was imparting all of this homespun wisdom about life to them am i and honestly never heard talk so much. i heard her say to one of these kids this is so much fun. they never let me talk when i was in washington so it was she was a great great percent one of the things that i really appreciated about her was she was completely resistant to the glitz and glamour of the white house. she has had very little interest in it she didn't really participate that much in all of that. she didn't gawk at the stars. are she she used it. would it actually was a source of concern because she would wander out of the white house by herself and just wander around washington with friends and she wanted to lead a normal life. and as soon as she could, she got back to the south side of chicago where she had spent her entire life other than
i found at the university of chicago pizzas or the white house photographer displaying some of the photos that he had taken in the white house. and she was there with a friend in the front row and when it was done all these young people's sort of gathered around her and she was imparting all of this homespun wisdom about life to them am i and honestly never heard talk so much. i heard her say to one of these kids this is so much fun. they never let me talk when i was in washington so it was she...
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that i am associated with the university of chicago. and he did a he was talking he had a book of photos from the from the white house and she was right there in the front row. and when it was over, the students just gravitated to her and she held fourth. she was not a person of many words. the words were often laden with wisdom, but she, she was very, very you talkative, and the kids were just transfixed and she said sort of as an aside, this is great. they never let me talk much when we were out there in washington. so she and it was just so much fun to see. she's like the pied piper with these with these young people. the last thing i would say is she was indispensable to the obamas, who's big concern about running for president, about being elected president was the impact that would have on their two young daughters when they had to be on the road and so on. and the fact that ms robinson was there to provide consistent sustain nurturing, guidance, oversight, made everything possible, and those young women now are in part who they a
that i am associated with the university of chicago. and he did a he was talking he had a book of photos from the from the white house and she was right there in the front row. and when it was over, the students just gravitated to her and she held fourth. she was not a person of many words. the words were often laden with wisdom, but she, she was very, very you talkative, and the kids were just transfixed and she said sort of as an aside, this is great. they never let me talk much when we were...
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from the university of chicago.e'll hear from each of them and and thenave a bit of a conversation about it. and we'll start with you, clint. please. and we thank you very much for that very kind introduction. and also thank you very much for inviting me to this very important project. i'm really thrilled to be here to address everyone. so the presentation going to give today is entitled the american revolution and the pursuit of economic equality. what i'll do first is a few words about revolution the senses in which thet the time, d i'll spend most of my tim condie american colonies out some comments about some of the ways that the revolutionaries tackled the ofi. so in taking up this question, the up, we of take for granted that it's a revolution, but it's not obvious that t a term that should have been used or could have been used. there are alter used at the time more commonly were conflicts, struggle, resistance, crisis, war and even rebellion. the termf was seldom used during the first few years of the confli
from the university of chicago.e'll hear from each of them and and thenave a bit of a conversation about it. and we'll start with you, clint. please. and we thank you very much for that very kind introduction. and also thank you very much for inviting me to this very important project. i'm really thrilled to be here to address everyone. so the presentation going to give today is entitled the american revolution and the pursuit of economic equality. what i'll do first is a few words about...
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essentially, they're adopting a stance taken by the university of chicago, dub the chicago principlesthis is a big, and i think very positive development, but we'll see if it sticks now, one thing i'll note is that it's kinda sad that this happened only in the aftermath of the hamas attack on israel, because basically there were all sorts of good reasons to have done this years ago. but it is what it is lulu, take us out on a happy note. >> yes, it's been a tough week. and so i will take you out on the note of the pandas are back. i'm so excited as a dc resident, the pandas were taken away from us cruelly when panda diplomacy seemed like it was going to be shuttered. and yet we have now gotten worse from the first lady, jill biden, that the pandas will be restored to us to beautiful pandas dc will be paying a $1 a year for these pandas for the privilege the ambassador from china to the united states talked about how important it was to have this connect section with the united states through the panda that is a bargain, $1 million a year for ten years for the delight of the pandas in
essentially, they're adopting a stance taken by the university of chicago, dub the chicago principlesthis is a big, and i think very positive development, but we'll see if it sticks now, one thing i'll note is that it's kinda sad that this happened only in the aftermath of the hamas attack on israel, because basically there were all sorts of good reasons to have done this years ago. but it is what it is lulu, take us out on a happy note. >> yes, it's been a tough week. and so i will take...