uh-uh infection, we can see it on... an even closer example, because right under paris is a catholic universityn january 30 the conference france, russia, a thousand years of history and culture was held there under the name of anna of kyiv, queen of france, russia, like you, as it turned out, even our, our embassy there they didn't say anything, maybe they don't know the history of ukraine, so here's the effect on those 75 million from tucker and putin, he can break this whole background in general, well... first of all, it's not tucker himself, but he was helped by elon musk, and just after elon musk retweeted this interview, and that's why it got so many votes, this is the first, second, of course there are people who believe in conspiracies, they are an absolute minority in the united states of america, but who believe in these people, maybe it is the interview had an effect, but those people who... are more or less familiar with the world, they understand that putin, as he lied before, is lying now, and indeed, if you look, and i watched this interview in its entirety, it is a very difficu

get to its presentation for those who today, the presentation today will be at the ukrainian catholic universitynter. shiptytskyi at 19:00, well, everyone, please come to the presentation, who is interested, and we are very grateful to ms. vera ageeva for this conversation, and we thank everyone, in fact, who watched our segment of the telethon with us today, but i always remind you that in fact it continues, it does not end and it will be like this until the victory of ukraine, so stay tuned with the espresso tv channel, thank you for being with us. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw from razpak tv is for you, with it you can easily cut trees and bushes, it is so convenient to use for carpentry work, it is the perfect tool for your home or garden, and the price is only from uah 1,499, including a reliable battery. in a set, call now and order, there is a possibility of free delivery, check with consultants, cut branches, cut a beam, chop firewood, you will do all this in one movement, with a strong saw, just look how quickly it copes with even thick branches, once and ready, and

that supervisory boards are an extremely important story, but when, for example, the ukrainian catholic university is given as an example , yes, the work of which we greatly respect , love, respect the employees, it should be understood, that this is a private higher educational institution, and we understand that there is a supervisory board, yes, which one was formed even before the relevant process, so to speak, and we understand what to apply as individual vice-prems'. ministers, this is an example of state higher educational institutions or higher educational institutions of various fields, for example, well, we have such huge universities in kyiv, odesa, lviv , and so on . the formation of supervisory boards, which would not be formed by the collective, for example, but according to some certain criteria, which would, for example, be worked out by will by the decision of one or another, for example, the deputy minister. of education, that's how he sees it, well, accordingly, we also live in a post-soviet country to a large extent, unfortunately, well, the fact that you exaggerate a bit so mu

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katherine mcculloch from catholic university, thank you for your remarks. all and interesting. i have two questions which you can take in turn. one is if if any of you wants to comment on the school system being predominantly coed and, you know, the loss of male schools and and an all girls schools as as maybe being part of the formative difficulty. and the other question relates to the statistics on the labor participation and i understand them as cross sectional. and, you know, there's a lot of population changes compositional over time. so i wondered if we have access to longitudinal individual level data that can help us draw conclusions about the past of men with different types of backgrounds college education, family structure surviving, those periods of, economic dislocation, better than others. if you're aware i could take the first. maybe you'll take the second. yeah. there's certainly evidence that boys thrive in single sex classrooms. so it's a little mixed about how much better they are than what worries me more is the even in coed schools, absence of male teachers

catholic. sold 272 enslaved people to their largest mission project, which is now georgetown university. in this groundbreaking, professor swarns follows family through nearly two centuries of indentured and enslavement to uncover the harrowing origin story of, the catholic church in the united states. rachel swarns is a journalist author and associate professor of journalism at new york university, who writes about race and race relations as a contributing for the new york times. her articles about georgetown university's roots in slavery touched off a national conversation about america's universities and their ties to this painful period history. her work has recognized and supported by national endowment for the humanities, the four door ford foundation, the leon levy center for biography, the biographers international organized asian, among others. as a correspondent for the times, swarns reported from russia, guatemala and, southern africa and covered immigration and presidential politics and michelle obama in her role in. the obama white house. she is the author of american tapestr

desperately to get into a great university, a good university because education processing in custody and are one of the most educated people for catholic that i wanted to get go into the hebrew university as in his really citizen. but because i graduated from the college to hit education system that there was a hit and it was extremely difficult for me to uh, to, to enter and to get approved. so i had i and then the, in the end went to study in the, in the west bank and of course university. and just going every single day through check points from easter, some to west or some where you're supposed to be. it's your home. it makes like a 20 or 20 minutes ride into sometimes an hour, an hour and a half, probably due to due to the the check on so. hm. and that's just like small stories of what it is like it is such um, a diverse and complicated upbringing that you guys all mention in each one in your, in your, in your respective ways. uh we, we want to bring it now to the whole idea of the identity of what it means to be palestinian. we've seen this sentiment that palestinians are not a monolith shared, quite often online on social media.

desperately to get into a great university, a good university because education processing in custody and are one of the most educated people for catholic up. i wanted to get go into the hebrew university as it is really citizen. but because i graduated from the college to hit education system that there was a hit and it was extremely difficult for me to uh, to, to enter and to get approved. so i had i and then the, in the end went to study in the, in the west bank and of course university. and just going every single day through check points from easter, some to west or some where you're supposed to be. it's your home. it makes like a 20 or 20 minutes ride into sometimes an hour, an hour and a half, probably due to due to the the check on so. hm. and that's just like small stories of what it is like it is such um, a diverse and complicated upbringing that you guys all mentioned in each one in your, in your, in your respective ways. uh we, we wanna bring it now to the whole idea of the identity of what it means to be palestinian. we've seen this sentiment that palestinians are not a monolith shared, quite often online on social media. n

windhausen and columnist at the catholic universe, caroline farrow. caroline, what do you think ?t only be doing this for asylum. and we are treating them with suspicion . i mean, christianity, suspicion. i mean, christianity, when you talk about the purpose of the church, the purpose of the church is to evangelise, to draw people into a much closer relationship with jesus christ. so i think we have to be quite careful about scapegoating. uh christian churches when we hear of people converting . um, and i of people converting. um, and i think there is there's been a lot of, uh, discussion recently, but specifically about immigration, about, um, how christians or, you know, people are sort of faking a conversion to christianity in order to get asylum and i think actually, rather than looking at christianity as a particular scapegoat for that , we need to scapegoat for that, we need to be asking questions of the state authorities of the home office who have put down religion as , who have put down religion as, as, you know, a category which makes somebody eligible to convert but don

drexel and katharine drexel, the latter a saint in the roman catholic church, and co-founder of historically black colleges and universities and schools for native americans. but there has been minimal acknowledgment of such great women by jackie's descendants or by the kennedy library. do you have any idea why jackie would want to minimize those two great women? i have no idea. in fact, this is the first i heard about it. and what's interesting, i was just reviewing and editing a book chapter on jackie anita mcbride, who's a member of the board of the white house historical association. nancy keegan smith, who worked at the national archives for many years. and i have a textbook and i was looking at that chapter today and it's not included. so we may need to have to go back and find that, but thank you for letting me know about that. i was not aware. and i'll just say to janice included a link to a washington post article related to that. so we'll put that to be sure for possible future inclusion in the textbooks. i think this is a good example, samantha, and everyone of how we haven't spread the word about a lot of what

danger of authoritarianism and he denigrated catholics for being authoritarian and he was one of the founding figures of the american foundation of university professors i mentioned earlier so there is a connection there. going back to the founding and going back and looking at documents they talk about what qualifies someone to be a professor and to have academic freedom and there are some notions of scientific expertise they throw around, kind of implying that they are neutral. a lot of people would argue they are typically not neutral. so those are a few historical precedents to that situation. ben: peter, what do you think? peter: i think these are ignorant and frivolous arguments. let's start with authoritarianism. the idea that conservatives are up to authoritarians and have no place in the universities. this myth is that there, it is not authoritarian, a necessity of submitting to authority at all education. there is a discipline after all and this by the way goes to every activity. if you are learning basketball, dancing, music, learning to read, you do not just start making things up, expressing your own freedom. you submit to the