a. lifestyle your. sixteen. taurus . say. hundred german street on t.v. don't. matter but. two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president do tatting as vigorously denied my guest this week here in manila is his legal advisor salvador panel oh is the administration actively sanctioning and even encouraging mud on its own streets. savard open up welcome to conflict some thank you for having me your president says he's old and tired and he's going to hear again about stepping down in february said i've no more ambition who needs a president who's got no more ambition there's more of an expression of. we're just a excess variation and disgust over certain things that do not come out as he expected but is not stepping down who finishes turn he says guys i want you to know i'm thinking of stepping down because he just wants he has one so tell the people that is not the kind of politician that will cling to a position so

there is the enormous effort politics is becoming a lifestyle. have meaning in our lives with the vulcanization of masss media a lot of outlets are serving as a day facto. that is one of the great ironies of the time. the partisanship has not been this bad but the parties themselves have never been weaker. so all the other institutions are being politicized. let "the new york times" lobbies its readers on the tax bill. and to be a contributor for 1010 years to fox news no commercials for the rnc msnbc signals to democrats much the same way. these institutions become co-opted by the political process. because we only listen to media outlets that we agree with that demonization is self-perpetuating the other is a person not just wrong but against our very way of life and everything we hold dear. that is part of the answer. >>host: just a taste of suicide of.. the west. thank you for a few minutes here in miami. >> great to be here. thank you very much. . . . .

a. lifestyle during. the moment. in a timeless way discover the boss is now house world starts january thirteenth on. a life. long. full of energy. europe's best rock and pop musicians in captivating performances. european concert hall and d.-w. play. we make up oh but we watch as obama folks that under the age of five we ought to seventy seven percent of. them want to shape the continent's future to. be part of enjoying an african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent dummies platform africa is. sorry. hello and welcome to another edition of your own max coming to you from lens so let's see what's making the headlines in today's show. let there be light pleas of paper home from. school.

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you i have to ask a follow-up question liberal or conservative so with that enormous sense it is a lifestylebecause there are not better sources of meaning in our lives.. let this mass media they serve as de facto arms of political parties that they have never been weaker so to handle the politics and then to be politicized so every jackass gets up to give a political speech the new york times lobbies the readers but then the opinion shows are nice but commercials for the rnc. and these institutions are co-opted by the political process and with those that we already agree with to become self-perpetuating to be against our very way of life. >> that is the case of suicide of the west. >> if you give everybody the vote but only a small percentage shares in the spoils everybody else will be angry and then they will elect populism that shows something is wrong and that democracy the trump election is a warning to the rest of us this is going in the wrong direction the population cannot get the attention of policymakers so they like to trump to break the glass in case of emergency if you not list

embracing, a lifestyle that wasn't really you? well, i don't...ybody. don't. .. don't recommend success to anybody. don't... don't think recommend success to anybody. don't. .. don't think that, recommend success to anybody. don't... don't think that, you know, that it's not great. and it is great, and it's what i wanted, it is what we wanted. you know, that... that's certainly true. but there's to it. well, here's a thing, you said it's great, referring to years of great success, but it is hard. it is traumatic and there is a lot of insanity. what did you mean by the insanity. what did you mean by the insanity and the trauma?|j insanity. what did you mean by the insanity and the trauma? i think anything that gets too big, anything that gets too successful, you know, you are going to be in touch with the downside of it. and it's up to you too... trauma, though? yes, i think it is traumatic it is traumatic for some people. and i think even for the business people who are looking up to you, even for management, it's like... you know, it's like tryin

a year to make it expensive. for these people to be burning. part of the personal lifestyle would be taking a political position and getting some action there. okay i'd like to thank all my guests for being with me today here on quadriga and i'd like to thank you as well i'm brian thomas don't forget. we'll be back next week goodbye ♪ brent: this is "dw news," live from berlin. tonight, waiting for the ballots to be counted. british prime minister theresa may is about to find out if she has survived a confidence vote. it comes after rebels in her own party tried to oust her in protest over her brexit plan. also coming up, a massive manhunt in the french city of strasbourg. that's after the deadly shooting at a popular christmas markeket. police say the suspect was on a police watchlist for radicalism.

a year to make it expensive. for these people to be burning. part of the personal lifestyle would be taking a political position and getting some action there. okay i'd like to thank all my guests for being with me today here on quadriga and i'd like to thank you as well i'm brian thomas don't forget. we'll be back next week goodbye [soothing instrumental music] ♪ [peaceful folk music] ♪

has learnt the ropes from his dad, his dad has passed on what he thinks are the skills get into a lifestyleed with danger and misery. what i liked about it, the film has a strange new and feel to it. it is based on a true story. you find yourself being more involved in the interrelations between the characters than in the actual gun sales and drug sales. jenniferjason leigh is terrific as the fbi agent who sees this kid on the street and thinks, "we can use them." it takes a family who the film can be very tough on and actually makes the characters are very sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view. the dad says, we have to do something to get out of this. i thought it was very good. it's not for everybody, it will struggle to find an audience. best out at the moment? still, shoplifters. a prizewinner at cannes, a story about people living on the margins in tokyo. again, it begins with what you think is a father and a son teaching the son shoplifting. someone says, why do you teach him shoplifting? he says, it's what i know. it's what i do. it very, very human and i like it

things that most people really don't know yet ok ok now picture you did this climbing i took neutral a lifestyle we'll talk about that later but what was it helpful to do do you think it makes a difference it's fun yeah it makes a difference not just because we change our lifestyle and had the feeling afterwards we live better than before a lot of our friends also got ideas and things to talk about so it was fun it was good ok grace i called paid to graze accidently what do you think where are we right now in the situation looks dire right now some numbers just came out this week from the conference showing that carbon emissions are up the share from last year which is terrible of course i think the question now is is how to bring business and industry on board with making changes willingly not waiting for agreements and not waiting for government restrictions to make changes ok well is it too late to halt climate change and global warming some experts say that even if we did cut our carbon emissions radically over the next one to three decades we would still fail to prevent the worst effects th

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she studies the ways to a lifestyle of many south africans and says changes urgently needed. every year the landfill alone receives thousands of tons of food waste it comes from restaurants factories and local farms. reus to make that a surge of food is dumped in south africa every year this has significant ecological impacts because all that food has compounded water and energy and from a climate change perspective in the landfill it emits harmful greenhouse gases both me thing and carbon dioxide in south africa up to twelve million people don't know where their next meal is coming from and yet we're wasting ten million tonnes of food every year. plus i have spent years looking at ways of reducing food waste here in the western cape he works for the regional department of agriculture from bahman has come to visit one of his projects which she believes could provide a model for the rest of the country. where she has managed to persuade farmers to donate their food surplus instead of plowing it back into the ground. clubbers farm is the collection point. seven local farmers bri

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nats..these residents want their voices heard..sot: the people that are living in the rv's it's a lifestyle they have chosensot: we look straight ahead when we drive in our neighborhood now..we don't look to the right we don't look to the left because we're afraid of what we're going to see. many of say they want measurable goals to address the problem.. supervisor hillary ronen says she too is frustrated. especially with the response from other city leaders..sot: because they said they had a whole plan in place to on how they're going to deal with this issue in all neighborhoods . ronen says the city's only response to the problem is over certain streets. ronen says this tactic only pushes r-v's from one neighborhood to the next. for example, these rv's along felton street were along university ave just the day before..sot:nothing is done and it's not fair..human rights organizers say there needs to be alternatives to help these people.sot: something other than more restrictions because people dont just disappear they have to go somewhere.. ( robin )monday, napa police released body camera

very much learned the ropes from his dad and passed on the skills, but these skills get them into a lifestylenger and misery. and what i liked about it was the film has a very kind of strange noodling field to the narrative. it is based on a true story. but you find yourself being more involved in the interrelationships between the characters than the actual gun sales in the drug sales so that sort of thing. terrific as the fbi see him on the street and think, we can use them. it's also very interesting and it takes a family with a dunk abuse very sort of talk of an accident with some pews very sort of talk of an accident if the characters are sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view, there is one point where he says we have to do something. look at the way we live. he says crash the car. we have to do something to get out of this. it's not for everybody, it will struggle to find an audience, but that was pretty impressive. and that the use of a good director. best out at the moment. well, still shoplifters which is a film that was a prizewinner at cannes. and again, a story

, you can take just as much bike and having a healthy lifestyle, you can takejust as much pridejust as much pride from that is winning something like this. two late goals from substitute xerdan shaqiri gave liverpool victory over manchester united to take them back to the top of the premier league. it means they remain unbeaten in the league and leaves united 19 points adrift of their big rivals. james burford reports. these two sides are used to running the gauntlet. it's a rivalry united have edged over the passage of time but this new wave of liberal players is fully focused on the march towards history. it is a rivalry united have edged over the passage of time but this new wave of liverpool players is fully focused on the march towards history. midfielder fabinho was offered his first taste of the fixture and while his early shot flew inches wide — it floated past mane and was inch perfect. never before had liverpool's front three frown the net against manchester united. found the net against manchester united. no longer. this was far from sealed, the beauty of the premier

very much learned the ropes from his dad and passed on the skills, but these skills get them into a lifestyled with danger and misery. and what i liked about it was the film has a very kind of strange noodling field to the narrative. it is based on a true story. but you find yourself being more involved in the interrelationships between the characters than the actual gun sales in the drug sales so that sort of thing. terrific as the fbi see him on the street and think, we can use them. it's also very interesting and it takes a family with a dunk abuse very sort of talk of an accident with some pews very sort of talk of an accident if the characters are sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view, there is one point recess to some, we have to do something. look at the way we live. he says crash the car. we have to do something to get out of this. it's not for everybody, it will struggle to find an audience, but that was pretty impressive. and that the use of a good director. best out at the moment. well, still shoplifters which is a film that was a prizewinner at cannes. and aga

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there's an enormous sense that politics is becoming a lifestyle and our lifestyles are becoming politicizedbecause there aren't better sources of the meaning in our lives and with the balkanization of mass media we have any outlets that are serving as de facto arms of ourt two clinical parties in part because political parties are so weak and is one of the great ironies of the time we're in. our partisanship has not been this bad since the 1850s but the parties themselves have never been weaker. because they can't handle the politics that our country is supposed to handle all these institutions are being politicized. every ceremony some jack ass is often used as a political speeco sounds like it was fit for the party but "the new york times" lobbyist readers vote to call it congressman about the tax bill, fox news will have a consultant for contributor for ten years the opinion shows at night are basically commercials for the rnc, msnbc is a virtue signaling to democrats in much the same way. these institutions become in some way co-opted in the political process and we are told because we

a. lifestyle you're a. beloved. thirty minute strong delusion. everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression. the right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference. and to seek receive and implant information and ideas. media regardless of funds hears. the seventieth anniversary of the un declaration of human rights article nineteen fall on w. . natural riches. precious resources. and a rewarding investment in. a foreign land it has been called ethiopia's gringo and . the country has an abundance of money and leases it to international coverage for giants the government has a high export revenues and the corporations high profit margin. but not everyone benefits from looking at this is. when i saw the bulldozers clearing the land i was devastated going to get me how could they bulldoze the land without my permission and where they knew it belonged to me. relation. to destruction starvation. government going to bring. the selling out of the. dead donkeys fear no idea. starts december twenty ninth on t.w. the. u.s. presiden

a. lifestyle you're a. woman in sixty minutes on. six. hundred german street on d. double. time for an upgrade. how about furniture that grows all by. a house with no room. for design highlights you can make yourself. trends tips and tricks that will turn your home office special. upgrades or some. with the w.'s interior design channel on you to. take a look at it. two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president do territory as vigorously denied my guest this week here in manila is his legal advisor salvatore panel oh is the administration actively sanctioning and even encouraging murder on its own streets.

that sounds more like a business plan than a rock'n'roll lifestyle but whoever wants to succeed in today's music business needs to be business savvy. that c.m. is a master of tropical house but the single hot to touch proves he can do funk to. this collaboration with us singer alex i don't know and british producers storm the charts in four european countries enjoy the video. and. go. kill. this. election. no you can't hurt to. make me feel like that but. today europe tomorrow then it's off to the americas d.j. félix yan has fans to see all over the world what's his typical routine for a gig which type of equipment does he use it does he still get stage fright let's find out. it's time for phoenix here i just jump to stir the fans into a frenzy. just like him can command a six figure sum for just one set. time to freshen up at the hotel before his. death. felix knew fairly early that he wanted to be a d.j. . in the present scene ager i started playing tracks at birthday parties at first i just connected my phone to the loud speakers and realized that i like deciding what tunes to play from

very much learned the ropes from his dad and passed on the skills, but these skills get them into a lifestyle the film has a very kind of strange noodling field to the narrative. it is based on a true story. but you find yourself being more involved in the interrelationships between the characters than the actual gun sales in the drug sales so that sort of thing. terrific as the fbi see him on the street and think, we can use them. it's also very interesting and it takes a family with very sort of talk of an accident with some pews very sort of talk of an accident if the characters are sympathetic. you do see the world from their point of view, there is one point recess to some, we have to do something. look at the way we live. he says crash the car. we have to do something to get out of this. it's not for everybody, it will struggle to find an audience, but that was pretty impressive. and that the use of a good director. best out at the moment. well, still shoplifters which is a film that was a prizewinner at cannes. and again, a story of people living in the margins of society in tokyo and

it's become a lifestyle to me. >> you feel like you can accomplish something. >> you're able to come in and get the workout done and be out. that's it. >> nine rounds was co-founded ten years ago by the husband and wife team of shannon and heather hudson thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> it's great to see you you met shannon when you took one of his karate classes. >> exactly i wanted to learn self-defense and ended up really finding myself through fitness that form of fitness was new to me i had always done step aerobics. i'm grateful to my mom for installing a love of jane fonda in me. that was my gateway drug to fitness. all jokes aside, but i felt more powerful when i left a karate class than i had ever felt fast forward that to nine round. it was powerful for me to do that workout >> you were a professional kick boxer and boxer when you guys first started this whole thing. >> yeah. >> what lessons did you take from that? it looks like a lot. >> i won a world title and i only made $2,400 so i'm like, there has to be a better way but besides the money, i sai

she studied the ways to a lifestyle of many south africans and says changes urgently needed. every year the landfill alone receives thousands of tons of food waste it comes from restaurants factories and local farms. we estimate that a third of food is dumped in south africa every year this has significant ecological impacts because all that food has compounded water and energy and from a climate change perspective in the landfill it emits harmful greenhouse gases both me thing and carbon dioxide in south africa up to twelve million people don't know where their next meal is coming from wasting ten million tonnes of food every year . i have spent years looking at ways of reducing food waste here in the western cape he works for the regional department of agriculture from bollman has come to visit one of his projects which he believes could provide a model for the rest of the country. has managed to persuade farmers to donate their food surplus instead of plowing it back into the ground lizette clubbers farm is the collection point. seven local farmers bring their excess produc

a. lifestyle during. the last. sixty minutes. a continent is reinventing itself. as africa's tech scene discovers it's true potential. inventors entrepreneurs and high tech professionals talk about their visions successes and day to day business the difference she. gets into history in every one story. is the first half of the vision that i was. at. digital africa starts december twelfth on t.w. . gets you into tomorrow today the science show on d w. this time we had two small etc where dora the iranian tank was released into the wild was it a success. as a job applicant you may soon find yourself being vetted by artificial intelligence brave new world. like it or not our future is definitely digital but is a.

a. lifestyle during. the moment. thirty minutes. or more. on the soft leaves in my clubs.where i come from rajoy remains uninformed on to soft transmitting news and information and when i was young. my country was in brawley many conflicts the warts robin of to keep. people what god's about entourage to see if. it was my job to touring one side lot of just states so that everyone in the town called to listen told me. nothing cost in france and my long into the minds of malls on so long even thought i was i was hit with all. my choices discarded because given the way soul transplants strokes. and then the question how much and i will. get up. from. i've. the united states is withdrawing all of its forces from syria the pullout of two thousand troops is expected to last between sixty and one hundred days the move comes after president donald trump declared victory over the so-called islamic state militant group in syria. south africa has issued an arrest.

hello everybody here is your own max a lifestyle in today's show we'll put you in the mood for christmas of course let's see what we have lined up for you. christmas hits is going to top the u.k. single shots this season. christmas decorations can clone treat bobo's from germany and. christmas grinch five celebrities who don't join in the flock. the u.k. christmas number one head will be announced this week it is the most successful song in the week before christmas and the one that tops the official u.k. charts on the friday before christmas for over forty years fans of eagerly awaited the results so let's take a look at the favorites this time around. ariana grande day has topped the u.k. charts for the last six weeks with her song thank you next and the accompanying music video is appropriately christmassy so the american singer stands a good chance of landing this year's number one christmas single in the u.k. . but veteran british pop star elton john could throw a spanner in the works he's revived his old hit your song for a new t.v. commercial. it's true that. joe sparrow knows his

a. lifestyle during. the most. abortions. i don't think out of the gym well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing which is that we should have been thinks deep into the german culture of looking at stereotypes quechua but if you think this belief as a country that i now live from. kiev needed to be fixed in a scrum a day out to me it's all that they knew by my job join me from the german fundie w. . post. natural riches some. precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland has been called ethiopia's green gold. the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international preferred giants government to hide export revenues and the corporations high profit margin. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. of giving when i saw the old those years clearing the land i was devastated give me how could they bulldoze the land without my permission to what they knew would belong to me. expropriation environmental destruction starvation. the price the government going to corporate. the sewing out of the cou

so if you want a lifestyle than is available. ork 15 out and live the way people did 100 years ago. but most people say no, i want higher education. i want a vacation. i want this and this and this and, therefore, we continue to work the same as always. it seems to me even in the future you will decide to stay late and work the fusion reactor because you would rather have a higher standard of living. the interesting thing is when not completely materialistic in the sense that when technology came into our homes and freed us up from the burden of watching the close down at the river, we didn't work those hours. we didn't say now i can work even more. instead we invented hobbies. as productivity increased we said we will keep working to increase our standard of living at home we will pocket that time and watch reality tv or whatever it is we happen to prefer. >> host: what is the fourth age me for defense policy and the future of warfare? >> guest: that is a fantastically interesting question. artificial intelligence has been define

a. lifestyle during. the last. thirty minutes. or more. are you planning to find his want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them as a plan for your children. the learning is that the children who have already been a lawyer and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of collision it would be. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made some minds would it be fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of war here's what's coming up. on t.w. though they do use the female superhero on a mission to change attitudes smart women smart talk smart station and legend nice and by no means missed out on brain creasing dangerous stuff. that makes. the natural riches of precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland has been called ethiopia's gold. the country has an abundant supply of leases it to international coverage for giants government export revenues and the corporations high profit margins. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. wi

cultureused on arts and , on knowledge and education, they really wanted to live a sophisticated lifestyle. we also have some other artifacts related to some early families in lawrence. he was a carpenter, and he worked to build the free state hotel. this bought -- this belonged to the miller family. but they didn't believe in slavery. they were inspired to move out part in makingr kansas a free territory. this desk is from what is known as constitution hall. vote that original brought about a government in territorial kansas. there were successive votes. thety quickly it was clear majority of voters in kansas supported kansas as free territory. eventually an anti-slavery territory. then that government started to petition congress to enter the union as a free state. they tried three times before they were successful. the things that allowed kansas to be successful in 1861 was that at that same time the civil war decided to bubble up. states were beginning to secede. there was then an anti-slavery majority in the senate. in january 1861 kansas entered .he union at pretty much the same time

nats..these residents want their voices heard..sot: the people that are living in the rv's it's a lifestylead when we drive in our neighborhood now..we don't look to the right we don't look to the left because we're afraid of what we're going to see. many of say they want measurable goals to address the problem.. supervisor hillary ronen says she too is frustrated. especially with the response from other city leaders..sot: because they said they had a whole plan in place to on how they're going to deal with this issue i certain streets. ronen says this tactic only pushes r-v's from one neighborhood to the next. for example, these rv's u before..'s not fair..human rights organizers say there needs to be alternatives to help these people.sot: something other than more restrictions because people dont just disappear they have to go somewhere.. ( darya ) ( darya ) the warriors welcomed back another all-star for last nights game against the minnesota timberwolves.( james ) draymond green is back in the lineup after missing 11 games with a toe injury. we pick it up near the end of half.great ball

not being true to yourself, because you were being dragged into, or indeed maybe even embracing, a lifestyleody. don't — don't think that, you know, that it's not great. and it is great, and it's what i wanted. it is what we wanted. you know, that — that's certainly true. but there is a downside to it. well, here's a thing. you said it's great, referring to years of great success, but it is hard. it is traumatic, and there's a lot of insanity. what did you mean by the insanity and the trauma? i think anything that gets too big, anything that gets too successful, you know, you're going to be in touch with the downside of it. and it's up to you to... trauma, though? yes, i think it is traumatic. it is traumatic for some people. and i think, even for the businesspeople who are looking after you, even for management, it's like... you know, it's like trying to ride two wild horses at the same time, you know? it's not the easiest thing, always. well, you are being a bit elliptical, but trauma is a big word. i'm just wondering at what point you felt traumatised, and what was it, really, that was gi

a. lifestyle during. the moment. sixteen. burst home tunes of species home more savings. fears much of those are big changes and most start with small steps. global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like teams like the climate green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and we're determined to build something here for the next generation lazio's the multimedia environment series on w. . if rebellion in the yet it seems to be true just about everywhere in france people are rebelling against that government and it's only the government is rebelling against the.

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nats..these residents want their voices heard..sot: the people that are living in the rv's it's a lifestylet ahead when we drive in our right we don't look to the left because we're afraid of what we're going to see. many of say they want measurable goals to address the problem.. supervisor hillary ronen says she too is frustrated. city lea this issue in al response to the problem is to ban oversized vehicles from certain streets. ronen says this tactic only pushes r-v's from one neighborhood to the next. for example, these rv's along felton street were along university ave just the day before..sot:nothing is done and it's not fair..human rights organizers say there needs to be alternatives to help these people.sot: something other than more restrictions because people dont just disappear they have to go somewhere.. ( darya ) here locally ... a possible solution to these tiny homes are about 80 - square feet, insulated, and could get people off the street and onto their feet. the san jose city council has proposed two locations for these tiny home communities. one in the be district near ma

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players that go abroad, especially english players, you can't discredit going abroad, learning a new lifestyle in a different league. i'm loving my time at the moment. the weather's great, the food, i must say, is very good as well. it can be tough, the language is obviously the main barrier, but eve ryo ne obviously the main barrier, but everyone at the club has been great with me, and they have all been understanding. 0bviously, once you get the football and you let your football do the talking, it is much different. football has only got one language. 0n the one hand you have to play football, but on the other hand you have to live your life, and it is completely different in spain. everything they do, different culture, different language, it is something i have had to adapt to pretty quickly. yo soy... perfecto. i miss my dog, my dad, my brother, my sister. just not going around to see your mum everyday, obviously you facetime them, but it is not the same. there is instagram, twitter, playstation, me and my brother are on 24—7, so you never really lose that connection really fussed either

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they focused on arts and culture, on knowledge and education, they really wanted to live a sophisticated lifestyle. we also have some other artifacts related to some early families in lawrence. the tools belong to a man named lewis howell. he immigrated from wales. he was a carpenter, and he worked to build the free state hotel. he worked to rebuild the free state hotel after it was burned in 1856. this belonged to the miller family. carolina from south but they didn't believe in slavery. they were inspired to move out here to do their part in making kansas a free territory. the farm they established on the eastern edge of town was a stop on the underground railroad. this desk is from what is known as constitution hall. this was the original site of the kansas territorial legislature. after that original vote that brought about a proslavery government in territorial kansas. there were successive votes. pretty quickly it was clear the majority of voters in kansas supported kansas as free territory. and eventually an anti-slavery territory. then that government started to petition congress to enter

free city was never intended to be a lifestyle program. a last dollar program is every other scholarship must be fully expended before our program kicks in. that wasn't the intention. we know the last dollar scholarship programs always hurt the lowest income students. i can barely understand my own pension and health care. i have staff that haven't even signed up because they were so busy working and these are folks with means. how can we expect the most vulnerable students to apply for every scholarship. it hurts the lowest-income students the most and middle income students can apply for fafsa but the lowest-income will not apply and attend. i want to help city college fund counselors and do everything we can to streamline the process because i don't want to leave dollars on the table but i also don't want to make it a requirement of the program. we have a lot of work to do to make it as easy as possible for students to apply but we shouldn't put the most vulnerable students in a hanging area and hanging free city college over their head