el octavo rector de esta universidad castro es el primer nativo de california y el primer mexicoamericanon se jubila después de dirigir la universidad. el sistema de códices como interés de california se experimentan una disminución de matrículas y algunos campos informan grandes pérdidas las autoridades harán cifras concretas en el mes de noviembre nivel nacional los colegios comunitarios están viendo las disminuciones de inscripción o no así educativas aquí en california. y el tráfico de influencia en la auditoría estatal la cual mencione que esta universidad así como (nombre en inglés) admitieron una decena de estudiantes en su relación y con el personal administrativo y educativo de los planteles dichas acusaciones han causado controversias, no solo dentro del sistema educativo sino también estudiantes ven esto como una desventaja su carrera académica >>> hacer para los colegios y personas aquí muchas personas no hace en esa tiene alguien en su familia y aquí vienen, me duele por su parte la rectora de claro de ser siete las acusaciones son inaceptables y se investigarán dichos alegat

rector of showers they're getting into the north of scotland.s and drabs of rain goes to the far south, where it is still pretty humid. a bit fresher for the south, where it is still pretty humid. a bit fresherfor the north. a really fresh start to thursday thanks to an area of high—pressure things very nicely, so it's a dry enough day after that chilly start. we thicken up the cloud eventually into the northwest of scotland with bits and pieces of rain here, may be a passing shower in northern ireland, but again, another dry date across england and wales. northern britain, make the most of it— there's rain too, for friday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a huge crackdown on social gatherings in england, as covid cases rise. from monday, there'll be a limit of six people, even if they're meeting up outside. as one of belarus' leading opposition activists rips up her passport to avoid being expelled from the country, its president insists he is not stepping down. a senior british politician a

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first do i mr rector of ross he's going to go into. it. but it takes. a little. bit to. find the bundle. for. me he told me he was a. reality show you don't want to go for. this and guru for it where i want to live a truth has been taken for nothing but it's always ok if there was a republican said nothing like trump or somebody makes us say you think. believe that. right now it's do whatever the veteran support house tells me to do is for us filling out paperwork and applying for this and applying for that we're trying to upgrade my discharge or trying to get letters of recommendation for that . the last time i seen my family both 5 years ago i'm sinopoli since. nobody comes because they don't feel safe here. the organized crime is just to bring it. to me. and my mom's good enough to an age now she's 91 and she just can't travel that much anymore and it kills me that she's at that age because i know that if she ever passes away there's no way i'm going to be able to go home i'm very like a bird my father seen in my baby's there i mean there i see my babies but the oldes

porque cuando uno se da cuenta se pone nervioso pues uno trabaja la zona >> por las venas de los rectores meses explica quiénes fueron en san francisco y cero telemundo prieto >> un incendio en un edificio crucial por los españoles según las autoridades en el barrio sobre la séptima los bomberos tuvieron que combatir las llamas desde el la lectura se registran heridas mientras tanto una balacera lenta resultó de disparos mientras estaban en física sandra tiene los detalles por escenario una gran movilización policiaca después que se registrara una balacera mortal >> cuando oficiales dictaron a la escena encontraron a personas heridas dos estaban declaradas muertas trágicamente >> esta misma noche como resultado de la investigación descubrieron una sexta vía solidaridad y fue llevada al hospital de los agresores no se sabe nada >> no sabemos que hizo este crimen, no sabemos la razón >> esto ocurrió grupo de personas estaban en una vigilia tras ser atropellado se lugar ese mismo día >> se trata de un joven de 22 años y de acuerdo declaraciones las balas se vieron desde un auto cumplimiento

seconds polish commission claimed there was an explosion on board before the plane hit the ground the rector of the crisis research institute mark oldman believes politics still plays a central role in this long running and hugely controversial case this is a highly politicized event and of course the polish prosecution authorities are political appointees so it's not a so this is a kind of scientific show hooves to hold i think all the evidence sadly tragically is that it was an accident and accident will be a very high profile figures from the president of poland down to former solidarity activists and that made it a highly emotional and disastrous development but it and it's also been a poisonous development inside polish politics because of course the present government accuse its predecessor of covering up the alleged russian plot it was highly unlikely that prime minister to skin so and his colleagues were serving the interests of russia they were quite quite critical of president putin's policies many errors but it's a sign of how this issue and this attitude towards russia has become

aamer anwar — lawyer and former rector of university of glasgow — questioned what preparations had beenning to university. i believe that they breached their duty of care to university students and the real question that should be asked of senior management, of the principals across this country, is what exactly were they preparing for over the last six months, when both the ucu unions, staff associations and student leaders were predicting this, as were health experts? i mean, what did they expect to happen, for instance, in glasgow university, murano street village, where you have 1,500 students crammed in like sardines, where there is no contingency, no one—way systems. what did they expect to happen? i mean, this highly infectious disease, other than that it would spread extremely fast and then sometimes forcing people into flats where there is up to 12 people sharing a bathroom and a kitchen?! absolutely hopeless and shamefully inadequate response. and the idea that in the last two days they have been sort of trying to backtrack and apologise for all the various statements that the

seamless of the rector of center across a society studies thanks for joining us the program good to have you with us today thank you no. fire has gotten over crowded refugee camp on the greek caught in the last boss leaving hundreds without shelter the prime minister has called an emergency meeting with the camp also at the center of covert concerns shot at demon's key reports. we're describing this is a time bomb that has finally exploded thousands fled the morea migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos in the early hours of wednesday after those fires broke out now firefighters spent hour tackling the blaze which is said to started in the field around the camp but also there are suggestions that there were fires started within the camp itself this is a camp that houses almost $13000.00 migrants according to him for migrants 70 percent of those who've been living there are from afghanistan but there are people from around 70 other countries that have made this tourist camp their home for months or perhaps even years my living there were living it 4 times the capacity that the camp was

rules that rescinded obama era standards for methane emissions from oil and gas rector's the change in the e.p.a. rule issued last month would allow an additional 450000 tons of methane and 120000 tons of volatile organic compounds and made it into the air over 10 year period think of the air quality issues this change could represent and the health issues associated with it for its part the e.p.a. has declined to comment on the policy saying the agency doesn't comment on pending litigation but the top administration is defending the changes because of the health and environmental risk posed by millions of abandoned oil and gas wells particularly for low income rule and minority communities already at high risk this is a cause for major concern environmental emergencies have been declared in various cities resulting in millions of dollars in settlements but is there really any money enough to cover the cost of health risk up to and including death warrant higher communities leaks from abandoned wells fargo nationally recognized environmental problem they've been linked to several insta

we can now speak to aamer anwar — lawyer and former rector of university of glasgow.ing us. how sensible was it to allow students back to university? it is dangerously incompetent, i believe they breach the duty of care to university students and the real question that should be asked of principals across this country, what exactly were they preparing over the last six months when the staff associations and unions and student leaders were predicting this, as we re leaders were predicting this, as were health experts? what did they expect to happen when you have 1500 stu d e nts expect to happen when you have 1500 students crammed in like sardines in glasgow holes of residents, no one—way systems, what did they expect to happen with this highly infectious disease other than it would spread fast, especially in flats where there are up to 12 people sharing a bathroom and kitchen? in the last two days, they have been trying to backtrack and apologise for all the various statements, let me be blunt, you cannot hold students hostage. you cannot hold students hostage. you ca

so honestly i don't think that you very much my own opinion the rector of the museum though claimed the review was a step in the right direction comes after an influential paper on the issue claims museums and legitimize a racist ideology and put the issue up for debate. if you go through a straight and start examining every single thing that every historical figure is sad then you start just trolling or a load of old rubbish that's largely irrelevant i've got a problem with with you know the trashing of our past but you've got to kate am pulling down statues simply because we've things have moved all this nonsense and i would say the most important point of them all the nature of schumann development it's every channel rachel becomes more enlightened than the generation before and i think it's crass offensive and frankly that childish to to start looking down on people in the past just because it looks like the old country to shake out their past the day i mean we've got every single iconic historical fact from britain's existence to today some of them a discarded somewhat of an all or

rector of the bishops conference press office of the dakota a man who would later become a bishop himself though. i was to be one of 7 cameramen to take part in a feature film about the pope's 1st pilgrimage to poland a mortgage piece skidoos if you go you have secured since it appears in the polls. it will be in this was extraordinary. because for the 1st time i didn't feel like i was being censored. we could focus on spirituality and what it meant for this country was not that the group could argue that because of the pope's visit showed that 80 or 90 percent of the country was opposed to the political system during the glitz and i was pretty futile that was system of. this was a significant setback for the polish communist party. average people who had never before considered standing up to the government did so now they felt they were on a new mission committed to defending human dignity although the pope never referred directly to the government all poles understood his message. good. their religious face gave them strength the strength of community. the city of god dumps on the balt

finally a trial among the audience that's a rector of shoddy at the- also present a son about today an employee of a back access the coaches supermarket that was assaulted after the magazine had closes. he's one of about two hundred plaintiffs in the trial. the building was. about as this does this is worth it. cannot the accused arrived at the paris court house in a heavily armed police motorcade. another defendant's now free was also present. three others believed to be still at large instead of being tried in absentia including the wife ofof one of the common. set c. two nineteen yes so bosco. good okay we'll meet in italy to include on the books and the people with the best son of elite athletes i mean the v. c. meant some to show the previous- did you. have to go to v. seven. people of the hands of three g. before werere killed by police. shot te update which lost twelve flights this week reprinted the controversiaial caricatures of the prophet muhammad. the government cited as them activation. this feature live to see south sea whose shoes he- doing on c. i knew the bft delino sy

rector's. and now i'm 21 a long time without your parents yet it's very painful you are going back even back you know it's not one thing. i know. if you think you know this is the 1st year i've actually started earning money. doesn't figure from my g.p. . it's one of the darkest secrets of these clandestine plantations people like us ceased toil for years without compensation only later did they receive a small piece of land in return to grow their own harvest and keep any returns he feels. he can finally make some money from selling cocoa this is how the camps in guam debate operate 1st the boys work for food then for payment in kind. of the. alley has also started working on his 1st small plot of land if it didn't involve your boss doesn't pay you. know no i didn't get any money and. decided i'd work you know get my own. look at the idea you worked for free for 6 years exactly. slave labor. yes that's just the way it is with of people these years you mean that i harvested i think i had. said

i reckon you were 15 when you arrived here of a needed a ride rector's on one record there yes now i'm 21 a long time without your parents yet it's very painful you were born here and even back you know not one thing. we know was if you think you knew that this is the 1st year i've actually started earning money and if you does it is different as it is. it's one of the darkest secrets of these clandestine plantations people like us ceased toil for years without compensation only later to they receive a small piece of land in return to grow their own harvest and keep any returns it yields. he can finally make some money from selling cocoa this is how the camps in guam did they operate 1st the boys work for food then for payment in kind. of. poly has also started working on his 1st small plot of land with their devoted daughter you and your boss doesn't pay you this is no no i didn't get any money at all that's not a decided i'd work you know get my own. for the clover you work for free for 6 years exactly that's slave labor. yes but that's just the way it is. this year i harvested i goi

kay: the iowa state athletics rector made the announcement 90 minutes after the governor made the statementour viewer just heard. he said in his written statement that the university president had reached out to people in the community, heard theirce cs, and reversed course, meaning there will be no fans when iowa state has its home opener. the story county board of public health h been urging university officials to have games without fans. and last night there was a lethy city council meeting in ames, whereen citwere expressing either outrage or support of a city mandate that people wear face coverings in ames. it passed, it goes into effect on friday. because of the governor's public health dlarations, that prevents cities and counties from enforcing local mandates, so there will be no penalty for not wearing a face mask, although there is an ordinance saying folks should. amna: i have to ask you briefly, republican senator joni ernst has cast doubt on the death toll , saying it is likely overstated, even though expertsh saopposite. is that doubt reflective of people's concerns on the gr

the rector of the university is also chair of the board of channel one russia's most popular channel controlled by the state and i'm told are going off is also a former ambassador. he should still go out at or i see example this me almost like he's going to his ease i'm. some across the convenience store up at the nearby you might pursue an establishment used to go to jail with all clear look if you should. get out of the bush and. it was up at the close up with him we're going. to. sway you. so cool i'm not going to go we're suddenly into a service that i knew. the 1st threat to russia sphere of influence was the move of some former soviet republics towards the west. disputed elections in georgia led to mass protests and the selection of a young western educated lawyer as president. i believe that nato would benefit. with georgia being a member of nato and i think georgia would benefit. a year later a pro western leader came to barbara in the ukraine. during stonier latvia lithuania mania slovakia slovenia. family again they have demonstrated their desire and ability to defend freed

. >> thank you to everyone for joining us, i am greg scott rector of media at the heritage foundationand i'm honored to work welcome you to the plot to change america , "the plot to change america: how identity politics is dividing the land of the free" that is why the new book "the plot to change america: how identity politics is dividing the land of the free" is so important and

he was contradicting his own rector for the centers for disease control dr.redfield who usaid it wo take time, months, that masks arean impo yesterday the president said of dr. redfield, he's mistaken, it's rigeht around corner. what are we to make to have the president's leadership on this, how much does it matter to voters? >> well, we've had six months, now, of erratic behavior, erratic statements, se completely crazy statements. you contrast angela merkel and many other leadersd round the woth donald trump and it's a night and day contrast. we're even learning and the "times" has a story out that e-mails that michael capo, trump's h.h.s. official and a part-time professor named paul alexander were sending to the c.d.c. to basicallyerrori the scientists to have the c.d.c. the c.d.c. was created for a momentnuch as thisd they were rendered strangely mute and now we understand whycause there was essentially a campaign veterandation to get a scientist of the c.d.c. to not say what they believe. so it's not only the administration, it's sort of the semi-compet

some of the pallbearers were freemasons, but there were -- they were rectors at some of the local churches. again, we see that connection between freemasonry, the different schools and churches washington supported in his citizenry and private life, and those individuals being responsible for the funeral procession, down to the tomb, giving a series of last words, there is a volley fired, and washington is entombed. >> we saw images of the old tomb and the new tomb. why were there two tombs? why was it necessary at some point to have a new tomb? dr. costello: so the old tomb probably was built by lawrence washington. by the time of washington's death, it was a bit old. it is not a big tomb. so for washington family members that were buried there, space is limited. washington, in his will, put aside money, wanted the family to build a new tomb, so that him and the remains of his family members could be moved there and then anyone else who came after them could also be buried there. but they waited 30 years to build the new tomb. so i don't know if part of it was just they didn't feel like i

. >> thank you to everyone for joining us, i am greg scott rector of media at the heritage foundation and i'm honored to work welcome you to the plot to change america , "the plot to change america: how identity politics is dividing the land of the free" that is why the new book "the plot to change america: how identity politics is dividing the land of the free" is so important and it's why we're hosting this conversation. during this hour will have a lively discussion that two of the most dynamic observers and analysts ofamerican culture today . author of a plot to change america mike gonzalez and michael knowles. following the conversation between mike and michael we built a q&a session which i will moderate so at any point during the program if you think of something you'd like to ask you both of them pleasesubmit question in the question box . be sure to tell us your name and where your tuning in. will answer as many questions we can in the time we have but before we get the discussion between mike gonzalez and michael knowles i want to introduce a special guest. guest is heritage

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rachel feldman associates provost and rector scholarships and financial aid at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. she served as director of financial aid at the university of california-berkeley. in this role she developed and implemented a peer led financial wellness initiative for undergraduate and graduate students pray she also cofounded in colin the university of california's systemwide financial aid leadership institute and developed and implemented uc berkeley's middle-class access plan for it she currently serves in a leadership capacity and several financial aid advocacy boards for their fourth witness his doctor judith scott clayton associate or fester of economics and education and teachers college columbia university. she directs the economics and education program at columbia. doctors scott clayton is a research associate at the national bureau of economic research and a senior research scholar at the community college. she holds a bachelor's degree at wellesley and a ph.d. from harvard. our final witness kristin hoc was the founding partner of a consulting f