there's now university of virginia has joined many other universities including my own the university of maryland. in exploring more some of the connections to slavery in the origins from the role that slaves played in actually building the buildings. i remember seeing at the university of mississippi the hand prints on one of the bricks. it's one of the slaves enslaved people who left that print. i'm from building the buildings to the fact that they were serving as you know, there was servants to some of the students unto the professors and they were enslaved sometimes hired out to the you know, so there's there's been this big exploration going on and these books have pushed back into almost um almost that the reason for this was to perpetuate slavery. could you talk about why you what your opinion is about that? i mean, i read you were saying that that is misguided that is that is misleading in terms of what the university of virginia was all about. can you explain more? yes, um, i would say from the outset and most of these books came out so during the bicentennial university in 2019 by commissio

of that. initially, interested in reforming. the university was just the apex of this much broader educational vision. i think very remarkable for the time. it took the form of a -- in 1779 from the general diffusion of knowledge in virginia. this would have really created the first public school system. as you rightly note, massachusetts and connecticut have very high rates of literacy and large numbers of schools thanks to the puritans, the congregationalists and pescatarians, who wanted to have the school and every town. so that they could read the bible. it was not an entirely systematic public school system. scotland, in the same nations as new england and connecticut, pressure had some of the autocratic countries. they were issuing decrees for public school education. there wasn't realized in pressure until the early 19th century. jefferson's bill had passed which would have given both boys and girls with an education for three years. basic primary school education. as he told a quaker abolitionist in the early 17 90s, the bill did not s

so some of it was purposeful in some of it just happened over time. the good news is the university had completely kept all their records, right? so there was not that purposeful, right and the needles are all in those haystacks to find and it's been the extraordinary work of people like you of students who for 10 years. have been reading through what are hundreds of linear feet of 19th century documents, right? so it's official university records. it's letters and diaries of students and a faculty and of people who visited and they just keep finding more and more stuff that allows us to tell the lives and the histories of more and more people and connect more of the dots of what it was like at uva in the first 50 years. what was purposeful was the university never acknowledging this history, right? so, you know when you it used to be that if you went to the university's history page about the institution, there was no mention of slavery when you went into the rotunda that had a museum display talking about jefferson's designs for the university or talking about student life at the

at the university of virginia and, attended yale university, where she earned a ph. d. in art history. she is both an academic, and a public scholar. she is a lecturer, adviser, a curator at numerous art museums, and of course, the sixth president of stony brook university. may i introduce to you, president mcinnis. >> good morning. thank you so much professor for letting me have the opportunity to speak with your class today. i am thrilled to be here. i know, this semester, you have been focused on what works of art, architecture, and objects can reveal about the past. how it is that art can be an important historical document that, often, reveals those found in written documents. often, images, and places, is on an emotional level, and on a human level. in addition, it is going to the much broader audience, in talking about historical issues, which still have great resonance today. as scholars, and historians, we find ourselves at a moment when our voices, when our interventions, are more needed than ever. looking at my own area of scholarship, many contemporary topics i

>> the enslaved people, one of the things about the construction of the university of virginia, here it is, kind of in the middle of nowhere. charlottesville was a teeny little town, more than a mile away from where the university is located. and all of the bricks on the site are made by enslaved people. so the good thing for the construction was that charlottesville is in a place with the perfect red clay. so enslaved people had to dig the clay, put it in brick molds, and then haul it to the site. the question about the curve walls, which are often referred to a serpentine walls, those walls would have been entirely made by enslaved people. and they were put around the work yards as a way of really segregating the zones between where enslaved people were and where students and faculty were. so there were enslaved zones and free zones. the reason they are serpentine is that jefferson would have seen those kinds of walls in his travels, particularly in england, where they were common in a gardens. so they are both -- to jefferson, they were both ornamentally appealing, but they also have the advantage

of education in february . battles took place close to the university, so they took risks. moreover, they have a successful practice of dual education, this is when a student studies directly at ugu, senior students are oriented towards individual study schedules, where in fact they are employed by profession, and for us this is also a very big plus, because engineer students will work as engineers. we also have a number of specialties that cannot be mastered only theoretically. the authorities of shelters for 1150 places wanted, if the security situation allows, really uh, there is a faculty of veterinary medicine, a faculty of construction, engineers, where there is really a question of practical training practical classes, laboratory classes as much as possible, if there is a safe situation, at least some of them could go offline with foreign students remotely, there are also some of those who transferred from other universities of ukraine, such as evgenia from kharkiv university of economics, transferred to study at sumy university of goals everything is fine with him bu

decided to continue studying not in a ukrainian state university, but in a fake one, in order to at least somehow fill vacant student places, the employees ofing them to the admissions committee relatives, neighbors, but just acquaintances, but collaborators who want to teach at the pseudo-university in kherson are attacked by a skeleton formed from offended persons who were fired during the last five years, the majority of traitors who sided with the occupiers came to rashit university, the majority of them have one thing in common: this well, you know, there are such losers in the scientific world, there are probably 30 percent of them - they are people of retirement age who have already retired, did not work at the university, they were also all returned. well, there is a part of people who really the moment of admiration worked at the ukrainian agrarian and economic university and well, in my opinion, they were created and took a step and went to the occupan this university is declared by whole families, the former first vice-rector of kherson agrarian volodymyr morozov, who is helped by two sons to the center collaborators roman and ol

at the moment, necessary in the liberated territories with the help of the ministry of education and teachers of the country's leading universities in melitopol, workshops are being held to deliver methodological materials from russia easier speaking, fill in the gaps in the education of the ukrainian period. of course, there is still a lot of work to be done to transfer the region to the russian model of governance, and who, if not the locals, should do this, but in the main, of course, we have it. uh, the humanitarian now is the state municipal administration, the management of the economics of enterprises and so on, but i think this is due to the fact that the people who are now working in the municipal departments that have formed in the city. yes, they should have . uh, such education people go consciously for in order to benefit the state in which they will live, learn to raise their children and grandchildren on september 1. universities of zaporozhye will go 6.000 students. another thousand college students, there are among them. who transferred here from mariupol or the luhansk and donetsk people's republics, there are t

service, perhaps at the moment, necessary in the liberated territories with the help of mines of enlightenment and teachers of the country's leading universities in melitopol, workshops deliver methodological materials from russia and, in other words, fill in the gaps in the education of the ukrainian period. of course, there is still a lot of work to be done to transfer the region to the russian model of governance, and who, if not the locals, should do this, but in the main, of course, we have it. uh, humanitarian now state municipal management, management, economics, businesses, and so on, but uh, i think it's because the people who are now working in the municipal departments that have formed in the city. yes, they should have. uh, people go to such education consciously in order to benefit the state in which they will live, to learn to raise their children and grandchildren on september 1. universities of zaporozhye will go 6,000 more students. colleges among them are those who transferred here from mariupol or the lugansk and donetsk people's republics wishing to enter the melitopol state university and from moscow, the well-consonant ab

finest minds of the human race, hundreds of physicists are working with adam smashers, working with detectors in outer space, to try to unravel the secret of the universe itself. in other words the god equation. and equation, who knows, maybe no more than 1 inch long that will allow us to, quote, read the mind of god. i first heard about this theory when i was 8 years old, when i was 8 years old two things happened which changed my life completely. when i was 8 years old everyone was talking about the fact that a great scientist just died but on the evening news ali published was a picture of his desk and on the desk was an unfinished book and the caption said the greatest scientists of our time could not finish this book. well, i was mesmerized. i said to myself wow! what could be so hard that he couldn't finish it? couldn't he ask his mother? it is a homework problem. everything is a homework problem, why couldn't he finish it? i was consumed with trying to find out who was this man and what was so hard that he couldn't finish it? i found out that his name was albert einstein and what he couldn't finish was the theory of everything. that would allow

of education in february . battles took place close to the university, so they took risks. over, they have a successful practice of dual education. this is when a student studies directly at ugu. study schedules, where in fact they are employed according to their specialty theoretically, the rector says, they are preparing conditions for full-time education and storage for such people, they have six adapted shelters for 1,150 places, they wanted if the security situation would allow it, there really is a faculty of veterinary medicine, a construction faculty, engineers where there really is a question of practical training of practical classes, laboratory classes as much as possible if there will be a security situation at least some of them could go offline with foreign students, it is possible that those who left sumy continue their studies remotely, there are also part of those who transferred from other universities of ukraine, such as evgenia from the kharkiv university of economics, transferred to study at sumy university and sat down. everything is fine with him, but

distance learning in general at this university. and this is one ofst universities in ukraine. as of the last academic year, 32,000 students were studying. the very large number of students does not allow universities to start studying in the face-to-face format. after all , it is necessary to provide shelter for all students for reasons of safety, that is why the university is chosen mixed format that provides offline training for those students who need practical laboratory work - these are technical specialties, these are doctors and also training for humanities majors, distance learning is also used by some universities so that the first courses are studied within the university walls, and the senior courses start their work already in the distance mode, but as the famous ukrainian philosopher hryhoriy skovoroda wrote, whoever thinks about science loves it, and whoever loves it never stops learning. so, despite all the attempts of the russian federation, we continue to live, love and learn . format, the new academic year began in 2021 in ukraine,

it has consumed the finest minds in the human race, hundreds of physicists are working detectors in outer space, to try to unravel the secret of the universe itself. in others, the god equation. vision may be no more than 1 inch long gives to the mind of god. i person about this theory i was eight years old. eight years old, something happened which changed my life completely. i was eight years old at the top of the fact that a great scientist had just died. on the evening news, all they published was a picture of his desk. on the desk was unfinished book connections that the greatest scientists of our time not finish this book. while, i was mesmerized. i said to myself wow, what could be so hard to be could not finish it? couldn't he ask his mother? it is a homework problem right? his problem, why couldn't he initiate? i was consumed with trying to yfind out what's this man? what was so hard he could not initiate? i found out that his name was albert einstein. and what he could not finish was the theory of everything that would allow income in his own words to read the mind of god. well, i decided i was 17 to be part of this great revolut

university as in general, most universities in russia do not actually have a single territory in our country, e.g., several buildings, several student dormitories, which are scattered in different parts ofral university is one of the largest universities in russia with more than four and a half thousand. only foreign students new campus - it's edi. a large area that will accommodate a hostel for eight and a half thousand people business center medical center sports facilities and new academic buildings these new academic buildings and will be designed in a new way they allow. eh, in one place. uh, train both small group and large group. it will be a transformed space for cohorting space. they will allow you to be very actively involved in project activities and innovative activities, that is, in fact, at the output , create technology startups. one of the first to begin construction of the bauman mstu campus is the place where the university is located. almost 200 years old and there is a playground. for him, only enlarged. now its size will be 500-62.000 m². compared. maybe incorrect, but visual is 112 football fields. this is a lot. these are large areas of them. eh, most of it. this

the secret of the sun lies in the unification of matter and energy so once again it is unification that is the fundamental theme of the universe. but the question is unifying what is being unified? before world war ii, a new philanthropy began to emerge. first of all all of biology can be expressed in terms of chemistry. all of chemistry can be expressed in terms of physics. all of physics in turn can be expressed in terms of two theories. the theory like big banks, black holes and the theory of the small which is lasers and transistors, computers, the internet. this conversation is even possible as a quantum theory but the problem is these two theories are like each other. why should god have a left-hand and right-hand that don't talk to each other. not possible. there's got to be a unification of the left-hand and right-hand. there we have world war ii and it shows the power of this theory once again when i you the unification of the principle of force that was unraveled changed human history. first we had the industrial revolution. then we had the electric revolution and then the nuclear revolution and after world war ii we

leningrad state university you are right universities in a thousand the first rector of berd university2 johann surte the mentor of this swedish king who founded this university gustav ii adolf vase true gases for 800 gases at the same pressure and temperature contain the same number of molecules the law in 1811 was discovered by this italian . avogadro quite right avogadro's law for 400 gases in 1925 year american cecilia payne in her dissertation on the stellar atmosphere proved that stars are composed mainly not of iron, as previously thought, but of these two gases? hydrogen must have broken through. right. in 1993 , with a budget of only 63 million dollars, it took as much as 65 million jurassic to promote this film by steven spielberg, right, but for 400 the image of this star wars hero georges lucas borrowed the image of chewbacca from his own dog of the alaskan malamute breed, right let's gas for 200. central asia gas was once a measure this is what approximately corresponded to one elbow. ninety what's 200? on the set of the film django, the released actor got into character so

readiness of universities at the beginning of the academic year, all universities are ready for the beginning of the academic year and universities begin this academic year on september 1 inraditional format. at the same time, of course, based on the threat of the spread of coronavirus infection, universities have taken sanitary safety measures in accordance with the recommendations of rospotrebnadzor. here i would like to briefly note that major repairs have been completed, including the necessary repairs. uh, the number of dorms. ah, on september 1, 25 universities will start the new academic year lugansk and donetsk people's republics and in the liberated territories, and in this work they are assisted by 46 russian partner universities. for the first time , it should be noted that, with the help of such partnership work, the universities of russia and the people's republics admitted 1,968 applicants for a joint program of higher education. in other words, we did not follow the path of opening branches of russian universities there by implementing a joint program. i would like to note separately, dear vladimir vladimirovich, in accordance with your instruction on the a

of the moscow pedagogical university, diplomas of the crimean federal university, and even one student was specially made for him from enough diploma from e, krasnodar e, respectively, the university inhe class of choreography. he also received it, and we will also receive accreditation. now we have an absolutely legal right to issue russian-style diplomas, already a monitoring state university. melitopol state university named after makaren. the first and so far the only university in the liberated territories that received accreditation from the russian federation with the right to issue russian-style diplomas, so the local authorities decided to enlarge the educational institution, it included tauride agrarian university melitopol and berdyansk pedagogical in addition, in the structure of the higher school, four more colleges turned out to be a kind of super-university. for example , more than 600 documents for admission were submitted to the berdyansk pedagogical institute, and these are not only school graduates, but people of the older generation who receive a second, then a third higher education, but already according to new russian standards. the most demanded areas are law

hundreds of physicists are working with detectors in outer space to try to unravel the secret of the universetself. in other words, the god equation. maybe no more than 1 inch long that will allow us to quote the mind of god. well, i first heard about this theory when i was 8-years-old. when i was 8-years-old, something happened that changed my life completely. everyone was talking about the fact a great scientist had just died but on the news all they published was a picture of his desk with an unfinished book and the caption said the greatest scientists couldn't finish this book. well, i was mesmerized. what could be so hard that he couldn't finish it, couldn't he ask his mother? it is a homework problem. why couldn't he finish it. i was consumed with trying to figure out. i found out that his name was albert einstein and what he couldn't finish was the theory of everything that would allow him in his own words to read the mind of god. i decided when i was around 17 to be part of this great revolution so i asked my mom one day do i have permission to build an atom smasher in the garage? my

in the other 40 kilometers of the cave. in 2018 climatology just pushed off sputter and his colleague gabriella, co tie from the university of ins. brooke began researching the possibility that the ice cave used to be even bigger. the trouble is ice that disappears, leaves no trace. at least that's what scientists used to think. but then geologists found tiny crystals that had formed and puddles left behind by former ice surfaces that have melted somewhere else. ready spectral and coach i found exactly these kind of crystals in the giant ice cave in van. missy clinic started as in their tiny couse crystals which were long overlooked on long, excited murphy. they were believed to be particles of sand looks in fact, and they represent a smoking gun or evidence of earlier ice formations goals for the past few years. we've been working very intensively and successfully to show that this vast system of ice caves used to be even larger ice. lisa made off. if it goes the ice crystals not only prove there, used to be ice here, it is possible to ascertain exactly how old they are in the last ice age. the cave used to be even i see ar

and might, don't they go to the, in i said to frank law, i have reliable information as well to some of the universities in flip the numbers of active student. so it's so to make it seem as though the majority of the students are actually in closet, what is the benefit in inflating the number of students that you have? i mean it's, it's in terms of attractiveness. if you have more students on the are more active than immense, your university is probably doing something that is good. so it's kind of like a selling point. i think the universities are even perpetrating the system by not regulating the agent at all. in fact, even in college, in this traffic, in the many of the agents dylan i involved because irrespective of all of those, you know, a stupid politics. these are your students, they are registered in your universities. you have a fiduciary duty towards the students exactly to point and what responsibility, duties, universities bear. well basically the law is not is absence in that regard. so as a manual highlighted, i agree with him that the major responsibility lies with the nurses, but also t

this is within the framework of the university shifts project launched by the ministry of education of our country, the largest universities. inas guides invite donetsk and luhansk schoolchildren to get acquainted with the cities of russia in yaroslavl guests. meet the pedagogical university named after ushinsky , the program prepared an extensive visit to the yaroslavl region, without visiting the volkov theater of karabikhi debts, and we will try to make it both exciting activities and a pleasant recreation program . yes , they have already drunk and briefcases pencil case, but how good the girl was not here and dreams of returning home, because her beloved cat has been waiting for her there for a long time. vasya for my birthday. sunset everywhere. you will learn that in order to avoid war as soon as possible, i went to power, chebotarev natalya sidorova and viktor grebenyukov channel one. now footage from china in the mountains in the southwest of the country washed away the tourist camp happened in a matter of seconds the sound of approaching water, and in a moment a stormy stream first blowing away everything in its path

of the destruction. congratulations, i am really in the midst of it right now at the site of the night shelling. this is petro mogyla university, and you can see behind me that the debris is being cleared. work is ongoing. this is the main building of this university. russian troops fired three enemy missiles at the university today around two in the morning. according to preliminary information, these were s300 missiles. well, actually now i can show you the scale of these destructions , in particular, here in front you can see damaged private houses as a result of the blast wave , the roof, windows, doors were blown away in more than 5 houses. well, there is the university outside the building it looks like this, you can see a huge hole near which the destroyed wall just moved, the price of the stones, everything is lying around, and here the workers, you students, everyone helps, disassembles , has fun, sweeps and cleans, because even then i went up to the university buildings, walked on the floors and saw that there are really significant, serious destruction, many offices were damaged, some equipment was damaged, however,

has become the main humanitarian faculty of the first russian university inher of the history of the russian language and literature. now school principals are ready to hire their weight in gold. even freshmen in the ukrainian period, everything related to russia was banned instead of pushkin and lermontov, they tried to instill in children love for authors writing about the heroism of the nazis ukrainian the rebel army and the ss galachin battalion, who fought on the side of the nazis, extremist literature and a student in the library, were seized by some teachers brainwashed by nazi ideology and left for territories controlled by kiev but before that from the classroom. they took out all the school equipment and managed to return less than half in each class. yes. this is reality. these are not fairy tales. those who left even managed to take the personal files of the children, which now need to be restored. russian accreditation was also received by schools and colleges in melitopol berdyansk energodari in the main university of the liberated territories o

for the festival of festivals - this is just the beginning taurida is expanding its boundaries, a city in the middle of the crimean desert. in the midst of the construction of the university industries in taurid, the outlines of future buildings are already visible; 49 sites will appear in them. these are stages of workshops and laboratories where young creators can develop their talents. in the future university, the mentors of the legend are already preparing programs for future students. we can gather in summer, winter, spring and autumn. and immediately share your knowledge to bring your students. ah, the students of their students. that is, it seems to me that an endless path of a marathon of education of the competence of knowledge and feelings, a large-scale construction in the cop. the rural bay is already finished. university of creative industries will accept its first students next summer i’m on shcherbato and andrey terentyev nikita kalchenko, crimea and here’s what we’ll tell you next, in our program, the united states is preparing another batch of weapons for ukraine, the upcoming winter for europe can be deadly, and the past crimea in the evening a powerful

of an industrial vocational school in dnepropetrovsk, positions of heavy armored vehicles and ammunition depots were equipped in the private sector. in kharkiv, a unit of the apu is located in the universitynetsk toretsk as a stronghold for ukrainian militants. they use the premises of the music school and the palace of culture, and in kurakhovka, there are firing positions of nationalists on the territory of the school. calculations of artillery mounts acacia help to liberate donbass artillerymen of the central military district hit all types of fortifications of ukrainian nationalists , war columns, equipment, launch sites for unmanned aircraft. after completing the combat mission, the crews of self-propelled guns move to other firing positions and continue to strike at the militants. in portugal, rescuers took control of a forest fire that had raged for almost 2 weeks. however, it still stands on the pyrenees, hot, dry and windy weather, so another flame broke out near this hearth quickly spread and reached the home of a boarding school for the elderly, several hundred people came to extinguish the fire, and also in italy , two people eliminate the consequences of heavy rains of hurric

achievements of ukrainian culture in these disciplines and sectors abroad, these are academic programs where we cooperate with centers of ukrainian studies in western, mostly western universities, and these are interdisciplinary programs that also include, for example, programs in in the field of civil society, that is, those achievements are manifested by our er, that is, civil activism, protest, horizontal interaction of all that, with which we today, i think, in particular, successfully oppose russian aggression and war er, so create such a reliable influence for our armed forces, so these directions we lost them, we saved them, unfortunately, due to the economic situation, all state cultural institutions are currently working with a zero project budget, so we are looking for funds for all our activities from donor partners. thus, we preserved almost 80% of their projects this year and launched many new ones, for example, a large project of postcards from ukraine, which is dedicated to the destroyed and lost architectural heritage of ukraine after february 24, behind it is a large and research analytical work and such a work on archiving these losses but also their communic

today our university as in general, the majority of russian universities do not actually have a singlengs, several student dormitories, which are scattered in different parts of the city, while the ural federal university, one of the largest universities in russia, has more than four and a half thousand. only foreign students. the new campus is a single large area that will accommodate a hostel for eight and a half thousand people business center medical center sports facilities and new academic buildings these new academic buildings will be designed in a new way they will allow. uh, in one place to train both small groups and large groups. it will be a transformed space for co-working spaces. they will allow to be very actively engaged in project activities and innovation activities. that is, in fact, the output create technology startups. one of the first to begin construction of the bauman mstu campus. the place where the university has been located for almost 200 years and there is only an enlarged site for it. now its size will be 50062.000 m². compared. maybe incorrect, but visua

polish universities turned to me with a request to help lobby for the participation of ukrainian universities as full-fledged partners in the framework of the funding model from the european union, which is called university alliances. on my part, i wrote a letter to the european commission the next day, and after that i turned to minus vita to ask them to officially lobby for it in the interests of ukrainian universities and because there is no need to know whether you will receive any money from the ministry of finance or something else, you just need to adequately communicate with the european commission. i wrote letters to the government four times four times and in order to force them to write one letter to the european commission, this one letter was written in rather clumsy english, from which i can make very doubtful statements about the level of international integration of the current state, but in the end it came out 2.5 months after the first application and i cannot explain it, you understand, because i did not ask for something extraordinary here, and i understand when they fundamentally disagree with my p

holes several billion years ago on the distant edges of the universe as precisely because black holes have figured out -- they have sculpted the universe inch we live. that is what led to the evolution of human beings on the planet. susan: i would like to close with understanding your motivation a little better. you started out studying philosophy. how did you gravitate to science? janna: when i was in philosophy, i was drawn to the big question. what are we doing here, what does it mean? how are we connected to the cosmos? we were discussing what some long lost philosopher intended to mean. i found that incredibly frustrating. when i was introduced to physics and mathematics, nobody asking -- when he taught us relatively -- relativity, it belongs to everyone who wants to learn it, it is there, and nobody who learns it is saying what did einstein mean? it's a gift. i found that transparent -- transcendent and powerful. it's true for someone in bangladesh and another galaxy. i found that very meaningful. susan: we're are just about out of time. i want to offer two more resources of yours. your latest book is a blackhole survival guide, spo

one of the many great intellectuals that this university produced reminded us of this fact back in the time of the cold war viola. in 1983 milan, condo me, land condemned, would you describe the tragedy of central europe, namely, how gun, when the polish check slovaks, bolts, and arians, romanians bulgarian, and eucharist last just woke up after the 2nd world war to discover that they were now in the east that they'd vanished from the map of the west of madison albert lumber. we are getting to grips with his legs. it too, especially those of us who were on the western side of the iron curtain. this rule about not only because this legacy lies part of european history, therefore of our common histories, european all but also because the experience of citizens of central and eastern europe alone form for feeling forgotten, abandoned while behind an iron curtain is something which continues will cast if shadowed but to this day. incidentally, this also affects our debate about future about all europe are right now. we are again asking ourselves where the dividing line will run in the futu

declaration of independence was needed, that is, the fourth universal is politically motivated primarily on appearance now you understand why the adoption of the fourth universal took so long. inhe end , on the night of january 24-25, after three days of discussions and amendments to the text, a solemn meeting began. the power of the universe, a huge crowd gathered on volodymyrska street near the building of the then pedagogical museum, it was 20 minutes into the first minute, the tribune rose, hrushevskyi, the whole hall stood up and froze. this is what he writes the new council, when he read the words of the universal, one and no, the ukrainian people's republic becomes an independent, independent, free sovereign state of the ukrainian people . in a single impulse the hall picked up ukraine is not dead yet . only 9 months have passed, the ukrainians were second only to the finns in the russian empire and did not defend their independence not because of a lack of determination, but because of the scale of aggression, which was much greater than those faced by other nations, and think about what the country would be like today if there was no unr or if independence had continu

certificate, but for the festival of festivals - this is just the beginning taurida is expanding its borders, a city in the middle of the crimean desert. the construction of the universityve industries in taurid is in full swing. the outlines of future buildings are already visible. they will have 49 sites. these are stages of workshops and laboratories where young creators can develop their talents. in the future university, the mentors of the legend are already preparing programs for future students. we can gather in summer, winter, spring and autumn. and immediately share your knowledge to bring your students. ah, the students of their students. that is, it seems to me that this is an endless marathon for the formation of the competence of knowledge and feelings, a large-scale construction project in kapselskaya. the bay will be completed soon university of creative industries of their first students. will take next summer. i'm on the sherbatore andrey terentyev nikita kalchenko to lead. norway may be deprived of the right to host major sports championships, as it became known to the norwegian broadcasting corporation, the kingdom does not comply with the world anti-

this is within the framework of the project university, courageous, launched by the ministry of education of our country, the largest universities. inhey act as guides and invite donetsk and lugansk schoolchildren to get acquainted with the cities of russia in yaroslavl. meets ushinsky pedagogical university prepared an extensive program. what is a visit to the yaroslavl region without a visit to the volkovsky theater karabikhi debts, and we will try to do it. in order for these to be both exciting activities and a pleasant recreation program, in fact, when we discussed with university students how we would spend our guys on university shifts. they said that probably the most important thing for the guests is that they could just feel the warmth of our hearts, the warmth of the hearts of the yaroslavl people, almost 3,000 children from donbass will start the school year in rostov schools. yes, they have already bought briefcases and a pencil case, but no matter how good the girl is here she dreams of returning home, because her beloved cat has been waiting for her there for a long time. vasya i'm everywhere for my birthday. you know