after returning to the beginning of 1945, eight academic institutes resumed their work.mong the first were the institute of socialist agriculture and the institute of peat of the academy of science of the bssr on january 1, 1946 employees. there are only 27 people in it, and they have already presented the first studies, and the mechanization of peat extraction, artificial dehydration and briquetting of peat , the expansion of its use in the energy sector. the work, again, was carried out, which had already begun in the post-war period, of course. here we must pay tribute to the work of the scientists of the belarusian academy of sciences, they only dealt with questions. this is the peat institute, which was created in our country in the thirty-second year. so he carried out these works in sufficient detail on the assessment of raw materials and, in general, the use of peat in the national economy in various directions. in the institute of geological sciences, which was also created among the first in the state, there are even less than 13 people, but everything is subor

about civics education and we have initiative starting as early as k-12 and partnering with academic institutions and colleges to make sure our society and stands we are not going back but we have to be more cybersecurity literate. >> i've been doing this forer so long i tend to overestimate how much people know so let me go back to something grant said. and it's hard to do in the current environment including the central government sometimes rapidly and at a reasonable pace but what do you do to build trust cracks actually have done a pretty good job but what more could you do? >> and again the work they are doing it is not dictating these are the requirements we should adhere to even the summer performance goals of was a a collaborative effort between various private sector organizations. to get feedback on what works and what makes sense. they spent a lot of time hearingth from people that have to do this stuff and that collaboration rather than just laying down the line and being collaborative to come up with thed right thing and their mission is hard if not will just work with fortune 500 ha

we could somehow serve in a small nudge in the resurrection and it would certainly involve academic institutions and that includes and that includes of the infrastructure to provide employment. >> it is, it is an incredible challenge. an incredible no-brainer that we need at this time to be able to provide jobs for all of these people that are falling off of the cliff. but what is really striking me is how complicated and how difficult all the systems are in terms of getting the government active, the department and all the different state agencies and providing an agreed-upon set of and i know you started down that road. and could you just for the audience tell me what you're going to see there. >> it's a combination of strategy. part of it is continuing to develop these programs. and then it started by individuals, largely family members who come out in the private vector and they are focused on retention and in some ways we have often discussed there's too much going on in that includes planning these workforce is and we need the participation of the nonprofit, the same market pressures and a

speak to the american embassy, ​​when they bombed the beads, but when i entered my academic instituteen want to name honest people there , decent people worked on a worldview absolutely alien to me in this huge elevator for 14 people almost. here i am after the congress of civil patriotic forces, because for them i was red-brown. i'm like this in one point in the corner. so i'll leave it like this, because these representatives of the intelligentsia are the daughter of an academician, and suddenly, together with some dense people there with flags goes to the square and so on, but i, you know, this is not paphos, so i'll tell you honestly. i came to the grave of my dad and said, like ostap, can you hear me, dad? because it was he who always told me that love for one’s own does not mean hatred for cinema, one who appreciates and loves his heritage is the only one who is able to respect the feelings of others with reverence and respect, what would their parents say now if they heard that the world unfolded the nuclear warhead again. they are in full combat readiness. it's better to be in

assume in the right direction of taking that and putting it into infrastructure would involve academic institutions. >> it is an incredible challenge and no-brainer that we need to provide jobs for all these people falling off the autism cliff but what has struck me is how complicated and how difficult all the system issues are in terms of getting the government actors department of rehab, department of labor and all the different state agencies in s every state to line up andd march in the same direction to provide to an agreed-upon service. i know you started down that road in your last answer and i guess the book does a good job of putting it forward but can you tell us a little bit more about whatce you see there? >> it is a combination of strategy and continuing to develop the programs in private companies. there's the workforce and the media area that i'm very positive on, groups like interrogative started by individuals, largely family members that come out as highly entrepreneurial. as some ways as we have often discussed, there's still too much discussing the issue and planning the workfor

going on in so much of academia today and i think this is going to end up affecting a lot of academic institutionshat have for centuries been respected i think what they're going to see is people will vote with their feet in some parents elise will vote with their checkbooks and send their kids somewhere else. if they continue to not get the truth. >> yes. >> we have to. >> senator, give it a strong proponent of the truths of the federal government yet for my entire lifetime, i think that every single year the federal government has grown under both democrats and republicans and i recall an article i can't remember where i saw the end of the last administration, the suggested the former president would win specific like 70 percent of the vote of all he did was drive a wrecking ball through three or four federal agencies. it is there any hope for actually objectively shrinking the federal government rather than slowing the size of its growth. >> yes. >> the short answer to your question is, yes, i believe there is this would require legislative action that will require us not to simply really elect

and i think this is going to end up affecting a lot of academic institutions that have for centuries been respected. at a think what they're going to see is people will vote with their feeds. parents come some parents of these will vote with their check books and send the kids somewhere else if they continue to deny the existence of truth. yes. >> senator, so you've been a strong proponent for cutting the size and scope and truthfulness of the federal government, and just for my entire lifetime i think every single year the federal government has grown. his grin under both democrats and republicans. i recall an article i can't member were i sought under under the last administration that suggested, the suggested the former president would win was something like 70% of vote if all he did was drive a wrecking ball through three or four federal agencies. is there any hope for actually objectivity shrinking the federal government rather than just slowing the size of its growth? >> yes. the short answer to your question is yes. i believe there is but it is going to require legislative act

help in any way i don't know what that could be, but please let me know and since this is an academic institutionnt to leave you with one thing, particularly for those of you that are engineers, there's a trick to writing. you're getting a lesson. i'm sorry. the trick to writing this using active voice. so if if you can eliminate three words from your you're writing, we'll go from here to here was is and to be so that's my pearl of academic wisdom if you can eliminate was is into the as many of your senses and possible as possible it will make your writing a lot better. anyway, thank you very much, everybody. i really enjoyed it. i'm still struggling with the 26 letters in the alphabet i think can't quite get that. but alvin, if i could ask you to come to the podium one more time, so in the center, we often say communication is the coin of the realm of leadership and what we mean that in effect, is that it's the currency that we use to trade information, to exchange information. it's what enables leadership, right? so communication is so important when it comes to communication, words matter, met

help in any way i don't know what that could be, but please let me know and since this is an academic institution, i want to leave you with one thing, particularly for those of you that are engineers, there's a trick to writing. you're getting a lesson. i'm sorry. the trick to writing this using active voice. so if if you can eliminate three words from your you're writing, we'll go from here to here was is and to be so that's my pearl of academic wisdom if you can eliminate was is into the as many of your senses and possible as possible it will make your writing a lot better. anyway, thank you very much, everybody. i really enjoyed it. i'm still struggling with the 26 letters in the alphabet i think can't quite get that. but alvin, if i could ask you to come to the podium one more time, so in the center, we often say communication is the coin of the realm of leadership and what we mean that in effect, is that it's the currency that we use to trade information, to exchange information. it's what enables leadership, right? so communication is so important when it comes to communication, words matte

since then academic institution i want to leave you with one thing, particularly those of you that oureers. there is a trick to writing. you are getting less, and heim sorry. there is a trick to writing that is using active voice. so if you can eliminate three words four years from your sentences your writing will go from here to here. was is to be. that is my pearl of academic wisdom. if you can remove was, is, to be, from as many sentences as possible that make you writing a lot better. anyway, i thank you, i really enjoyed it. >> still toggling struggling with the 26 letters of the alphabet. i can't quite get past that. i love it, if i could ask you to come to the podium one more thing time. in the center we often say that communication is the coin of the realm of leadership. what we mean by that, in effect, is that it is the currency that we use to trade information. to exchange information. it is what enables leadership. communication is so important. when it comes to communication, words matter. metaphors matter. stories matter. i would agree with celeste from hurt the introducti

as a registered student for 2018 but i says overstating his welcome and an academic institution.s already out on bond to an immigration detainer and for his release. you will recall hobbs blaming the break-in on her opponent kari lake in the campaign manager releasing a statement, "let's be clear kari lake for two years and i lays spreading dangerous misinformation and siting threats up against anyone they see fit." >> carley: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre when asked if the administration is working with social media companies to censor this information. >> can you tell us whether the white house is still flagging social media post for this information? speak with the biden administration fully to protect the security and resilience of our elections and infrastructure and that includes combating disinformation. we worked to protect that, protect americans from information that threaten the homeland with information spread by adversaries. i want to be very clear that the agency works to this day and don't want to get ahead of anything else. >> so you are flagging

i mean using alternative academic institutions, hillsdale, and one we're talking about but this is a major problem for field of political science because you are creating bigotry two america's which is something that even george bushar even barack obama fairly partisan fell spoke out against quite recently. but the idea spacer fox news last i looked was about 91% conservative. aes fox alyce identifies identifies itself as somewhat ideologically conservative that you see the same thing in reverse, thehe base for the new york times, the "washington post" so on down the line leans 80, 90% or more to the left. over 95% last i looked at in the any real datat for msnbc. sonata just got a bunch of figures on you guys but we are moving towards a disorder two can't disagree on everything, but because the receiving different information for example, i mention lastly, make to the total number of unarmed black man shot by the cops and to procure it is about ten, maybe 20. a goodwill than recent poll from the skeptic research center and the average liberal american thinks it's 10,000. this is in

we're talking 48,000, you see workers at 10 campuses build the largest strike at an academic institution in its history. they instead of being inside the buildings. they'll be out here once again. and as you talked about, it has a major impact on classes and ultimately finals. let me show you video from last week. as you mentioned, we are entering our second week. we were here when it first started at 8 o'clock last monday morning. they were out here. they will be striking until they get a deal. and at the heart of all of this is pay. now over the week with the negotiations back and forth, the uc system offered about $132 more each month. but that is not satisfactory for the union workers and their union, which is why they will continue to be on strike. the uc system said that even with $132 increase each month, they will probably add about hundreds of millions of dollars that will take away for the uc budget. but the union says that's not true, especially for what they do that they spend probably about 60% of their income just to pay rent. not to mention. they say more importantly, they

renowned doctors and researchers.cement remember the great barrington declaration from our top academics institutions? thes they even blacklisted people. h these peopleave be been threated and excommunicated by medical associations and , of course, social media platforms. and despite how wrong. th the so-called experts were on a myriad issues, the retribution against dissident doctors continues to this day in the name of protecting public health and combating the spread of dangerous bits of disinformation. are t >> how ironic, since they're the worst purveyors of all fame. cardiologist's, a member off my medicine cabinet,s peter mccullough, could even lose his board certification for what he said over the laste two plus years. two mehe told medpage that he's appealing the recommendation by the american b board of internaled medicine and he's persecuted for statining thg the truth thas the government was playing with math on the virus is truee lethality. that was another issue of his. well, now we see that he and others who spoke about the lethality of the virus were right. a new analysis of covid dea

next thing you know, it will be unemployment, so this is really an attempt to whitewash our academic institutionsjustice alito's remarks that universities should effectively be barred from even knowing the race or ethnicity of applicants? and we just know if you take that to its logical conclusion, you would have to ban names from applicants. you had the ban in person interviews. there are all kinds of things that would ultimately be bendeka giveaway someone's ethnic identity or religious affiliation. >> and you use the term, said it was nonsensical, that's exactly what it is. it's nonsensical. in fact, what they have been trying to do is to get america to buy into propaganda around race neutral policies. the problem is that there is this thing called racism that gets in the way of having race neutral policies in this country, so there is no way that you can do it. thank goodness for justice ketanji brown jackson and for justice sotomayor, who are calling out of hypocrisy and the nonsense that the other justices are trying to get america to buy into. justice ketanji brown jackson actually talked

[laughter] elizabeth: this is also a question about leading and -- an academic institution and a law school. the question of free speech on college campuses that you no doubt know is a source of a lot of conversation right now. it is an old issue. you go back to the free speech movement in the 60's. it is not a new issue and when you were dean at harvard, did you have an operated theory -- operating theory about guarding free speech while at the same time having a community that felt knitted together? justice kagan: operating theory sounds like a high bar. i guess my theory was, you should be able to do both of those things that you talked about. you should be able to have people feel they are being respected and you should also be able to have really vibrant, robust debate, and both those things are important. on the first, i think, there are not many ideas that you can't convey in a respectful way, and indeed, if you are trying to persuade someone, better to persuade them in a respectful way band -- than in a way that hurts or offends people. on the other side of the break -- equat

[laughter] >> this is also question about leaving an academic institution.he question of free speech on college campus. you know it is a source of a lot of conversation right now. it is an old issue. you go to the free speech movement in the 1960's. when you're dean at harvard, did you have an operated theory about how to guard free speech while at the same time, having a community that felt part of the place? >> operating series sounds like a high bar. i guess my theory was, you should be able to do both of those things that you talked about. you should be able to have people build perspective and you should be able to have really vibrant, robust debate. both of those things are important. there are not many ideas that you cannot convey in a respectful way. if you were trying to persuade someone better to convey them in a respectful, then in a way that hurts or offends people. on the other cited the equation, it is really important for people to feel free to express their views. there's nothing worse when you're a teacher, then when you introduce a topic an

we are meeting in an academic institution, you are beginning to identify some common grounds.ccording to every town research, even though mass shootings are rare, over 95% of american k-12 schools go through active shooter drills. students tell us they are living in fear. the violence project has created a profile of the typical mass shooting. there is a lot of data about the impact of multiple trauma that are gen z having experience from their age 17 to 24. the trauma has been exasperated by social media, a pulser has described a great many gen z young men as feeling anxious, hopeless and depressed. how can we identify these mass shooters and can we stop them in advance? how far should we prevent them from getting these guns in the first place? >> it's hard. you go back and look at many of these cases, but i like about the violence project, anybody else who has looked at every mass shooting event, analyze and they talk to all of the people who have committed a mass murder event, some were about to but stopped. let's start with the people who have collected the data and see wh

the first academic year the institution will open its doors to two hundred students. this is vital.elieve that this is a project that is important to you not only for the chechen republic, but for the entire north caucasus, and for russia, this will undoubtedly provide an opportunity. we already have it open cooperation and with the arab, let's say so strange, premiere on the russia 24 tv channel a new investigation by eduard petrov carbide and his team. for almost a year, a gang of strong guys was operating in belgorod, terrifying foreigners after being detained. the leader of the national socialist grouping, well, he talked about the campaign against grants. you will answer people. you will suffer. we took on the case and conducted our own investigation. participants of the public council under the federal penitentiary service discussed the prospects for the development of the penitentiary system. the meeting was attended by deputy director of the federal penitentiary service of russia alexandra matvienko, chairman of the public council evgenia grishkovets, as well as journalists

the first academic year the institution will open its doors to two hundred students. i believe that this project is important, not only for the lichinsky republic for the entire north caucasus, but for russia it is indisputable with the possibility of opening cooperation with the arab, let's say built-in. don't miss the premiere this weekend russia 24. new investigation of eduard petrov carbide and his team. for almost a year, a gang of strong guys operated in belgorod, terrifying foreigners. i remember not breaking my arm. my tooth is still broken, the nightmare for immigrants ended immediately after the arrest of the leader of the group, david tronenko, nicknamed carbide, told me that he adheres to the policy of national socialism. well, he talked about the action of the fight against grants. we are simply obligated to resist all our attacks, not motivated. unfortunately, these are the slogans. they rather quickly often cling to a weak one. they established rabid neo-nazis, and what the extremists planned to commit, that is, the commission of a mass terrorist attack

cited the chinese communist party seeks to infiltrate, sensor, and co-opt american academic and research institutions. for example dozens of american universities has chinese government funded in situ to achieve been accused of pressuring host universities to sense discussion or cancel events, stand up for each other refuse to let the ccp or suppress diverse voices. and sacrifice academic integrity or freedom is worth the price of appeasing ccp demands. what do universities need to do and what do we need to do to empower universities to work together against the backdrop of this new chinese reality? >> one of the things as most standby i returned to office after 28 years was the intensity of chinese activity and intelligence activities gathering here in the united states specifically directed at cutting edge technology. a lot of the fundamental r&d involved in those technologies is taking place in universities. as when the targets of chinese intelligence services. close through nontraditional actors such as graduate students. the recruiting of fuzzy headed professors who believed that academic freedo

they went to courses in kursk, they were preparing educational institutions for the academic year, thathe kume course together with the bought and saved together , there are such cases. i think that my personal opinion is so thorough that such people cannot work in education and cannot enter classrooms. since we cannot trust such people to educate young ukrainians, the history we are in now will repeat and repeat this war. which and when a lot of blood was shed should teach us that uh questions education should be given a lot of attention from the point of view. follow, look for her on facebook, she collects a lot of things that are necessary and useful for the front for our fighters, and right now, with our espresso channel, she is collecting money for unmanned aerial vehicles for soldiers from the joint tactical group adam, the group is named after its commander, these are guys who, well, the most difficult tasks. that's why they really need to help us all. how exactly to help, you'll see in the credits. i don't know. our editors will show us what we have on the air now. tell us that

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she will put up with the overt academic compradorism that we have in educational institutions. no.the army formation of a new large the real army of the army is not an expeditionary corps, as we had it is true and for its time it was actually very effective and there is no need to say here that it was ineffective there, that is, time. it was probably the best expeditionary corps of all the rapid deployment forces that were in all countries, but now new times are dawning. and this is the modernization of our armed forces. it should. we perceive it as the first step in the modernization of the country, as the first step towards a new understanding of the features of interaction between the government and society between culture and society between the elite and society. it seems to me that this is very important and i think it is very good that many of our deputies go to the war zone. yes, i think it’s absolutely important that i didn’t fly to rostov on friday and i spoke with a viennese captain of the first rank, enn’s soldiers, who carry out completely unique operations. well, for

public libraries academic libraries, i would call the the library congress or research major research institution different even from an academic library because you have a pretty interesting clientele with faculty. yes, we did. and special libraries and different types of lives, but there are certain values and i brought a copy. i am still a librarian. i pulled it out as i was coming in because this was a ala publication from a little while back michael gorman are enduring values and it was revisited librarianship in the ever-changing world. i said what were we saying back then? what were we talking about? and it's interesting even though we call it misinformation now we were still all no matter what type of library talking about and reaffirming. that we are that trusted source right that we will look for the best information and how we do it basic reference services and research that is a still a common theme. but a difficult one. in these days now remember we're in front of friends. so we can we can talk. misinformation so it was it's interesting to be a librarian in this time when you're inte

ugly stereotypes about black and brown people if they have preferences to go to an institution they're not academically qualified for so i don't know where that ... reference or citations where you got that suggestion. but again, i don't think these are terrible answers to the questions, i just asked on several occasions. there were also suggestions that from the justices themselves there were benefits to diversity for other reasons, not the least of which that on college campuses these individuals are going to be leaders in our country and if we can make sure that these campuses are diverse that leadership cadre in the future will have diversity as well. that's for a lot of different reasons and some justices, justices sotomayor and kagan suggested they would be willing not only to preserve the current diversity rationale for higher education but essentially even expand it to other areas which i thought was a little curious. there's also a lot of talk about race preferences or race consciousness being a small factor among many and admissions decisions. so why should we really care too much but it was

project of the belarusian state academy of music, which is the leading institution education in the republic of belarus of academiccal art , work for me begins long before i arrive at the academy building itself, these are plans for how today will go, because my administrative work, as the first vice- rector, passes the established framework. they are already on their way to work. i always think about what the meeting will be like. what issues will be addressed. who will come to me today, with what problem? who needs help today? who do you need to talk to today to organize something. of course it comes out there are a lot of meetings where the most pressing issues are resolved. my duties, as the first vice-rector , will be to control the quality of the organization of the educational process. this is control over the preparation and implementation of the study schedule by teachers , and also issues related to the attendance of classes. hello. as we have here, everything is in place. yes, we have a full team , everyone has everything for classes. if you don't mind, i would like to attend your classes. yes, of cours

academic year. well, from january 1, they will appear in some institutions as pilot projects.wn that the program will include physical activity, patriotic education and team building exercises. the rest of the points are still being worked out, but by the way, some of the schools have long been convinced of this by aleksein on the march. as i forgot about murmansk, schoolchildren in kemerovo, a city that, if you look at the map, is located approximately in the middle of russia, know well and are proud of it. each time, perking up, when the teacher gives the task to reassemble the lands of the fatherland also in a playful way, schoolchildren also learn military ranks. the approach to handling weapons is already serious standards, says thirteen-year-old ulyana butina is almost army shooting. my record was about 48 in five shots. 21 seconds on the machine, 26 seconds on the store, the initiative to return the initial military training to the school. no one was surprised here. patriotic work in kemerovo has been carried out by enthusiasts for a long time and it is carried out with

the belarusian state academy of music, which is the leading educational institution in the republic belarus in the field of academicit starts long before i come to the academy building itself, these are plans for how today will go, because my administrative work, as the first vice-rector, goes through the established framework. already on my way to work. i always think about what the meeting will be like. what issues will be addressed? who will come to me today with what problem? who needs help today? who do you need to talk to today to organize something. of course, there are a lot of meetings where the most pressing issues are being addressed. my duties, as the first vice-rector, will be to control the quality of the organization of the educational process. this is control over the preparation and implementation of the training schedule by teachers, as well as issues related to the attendance of training sessions. hello. as we have here, everything is in place. if you don't mind, i would like to attend the class. yes , of course, please. the educational process will not function as it should. my administrative da

here, as liebech once said, because our institutes do not teach these academics and only a few switche aware that terrible processes are taking place in the soil now. we have a loss of homos loss along the road and soil. okay then i have. loss of guests optimist and skeptic. well, maybe a year ago. i would not even formulate this, but nevertheless. today we are witnessing a bunch of illogical decisions related to the policy of economy, economy, and ecology. and what will happen if tomorrow all over the world simply ban mineral fertilizers? question to all, here we are, what has happened already, uh, yes, in the end in the end in the nineties, when the soviet union collapsed and north korea bought a large amount of mineral fertilizers from us, but also, in general, after the collapse of the union, these were interrupted. uh, production chains, uh, supplies, and they had to do something. they invited a japanese soil scientist, uh, who uh, japan, as it were, too, uh, japanese microbiology developed very strongly, which over, uh, a certain period. that is, they used the complex. e, comple

global libs an international independent nonpartisan institute led by our collaboration team policymakers and academicsus and switzerland to promote individual social and economic freedom. we have seen these things under threat that pandemic really exposed what we knew what was happening for many years. but now it's to the point we really need to fight back so we have a network we are forming a series of programs to educate the next generation of policy leaders in the private sector and in the public sector and to let them know they are not alone me well challenge the policies like the world economic forum bragging about infiltrating governments like prime minister trudeau in the president of argentina. this is urgent and frankly that fails her we would not be in the predicament that we are in. >> training those the public and private sector that's why so much damage is done in the alliance of the anti- freedom forces. so with the covid emergen emergency, they do it all the time to justify a bunch of things. >> thank you for having assigned to talk about this at exactly what happened. the playbook is y

it is paid for the entire academic year in the amount of four basic for those who study at a university and two basic for colleges and vocational institutionsapply. on a trade union grant , the obligatory condition is that the guys must be active show themselves in public and trade union life participate in the volunteer movement of research activities in creative and sports life. we guys lead the university what is called yes, let's say we have a list of all the winners of the federation of socialist scholarships, belarus for 16 years. we see who they were at the time of receiving the scholarship, and who once a year we update this information, who they are today , what enterprises they went to work in. who and what social activities they carry out there, or they develop only in their professional line and are just union members. or they are today cutting through the bodies of the chairmen of the workshops of member organizations, rights, chairmen of the primary trade union organizations and help it grow. 120 mobile light installations will appear in the capital for the new year holidays in the family tree park, for example, 5 years old st

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miroshnichenko, people's artist of the rsfsr, artist of the federal state budgetary institution of culture. moscow art academicheater named after chakra democratic. uh, irina petrovna has always smelled great with a good mood for many years. be always the same a cheerful blooming woman, it seemed to almost everyone that the service of art is a mission. this is something very high feeling, i came to this theater. how many seasons it was, of course, amazing, you already had such a season. well , this is my number five seven, and imagine the theater has existed for 125 years in total, together with all my friends and colleagues, who just felt good that evening. i tried to somehow unite them all, so that we would all be happy, because today we all came there with a joyful ribbon should fly away, but he also came running yes, it's always good with you, and we rehearsed with oleg pavlovich tabakov's insidious intrigue. well, who will be even, but life is an absolute counterpoint, and i can also say that irinka has an amazing energy of an absolute girl. you know that you are there, no matter what happens, she is even