compared to faculty where you maybe have one faculty member for every 16, 20, 30 students. so this way my bureaucrats on-campus than our faculty members did you hear people say things like it's almost like there's a personal butler for every student on campus. it's not far from true. >> wouldn't be bad to have a personal butler. let me ask you, is that true in your experience as well? who are the worst offenders in this regard? >> the worst offenders as far as the bureaucrats are the, what i see it's like if you want to look at the offices or any other type of bureaucrat that could've been it was done in a more responsible economical and institution, human resources division pick you almost have to justify your own paid by the number of students you persecutor we see a number of students get in trouble for things that don't warrant that kind of infraction that could be from how fraternities might advertise their parties before covid there was a frat that use politically incorrect language that wasn't exactly respectful but it wasn't illegal. it wasn't harmful. they were all

the faculty members don't like how the response was against the recent attacks. the statement said we stand against hate, violence and oppression and our choice to denounce hate depends on our act to see opposing viewpoints. some faculty said i don't think your message accomplished what it needed to do, which is condemn terrorism in no uncertain term, while adding, as a jewish faculty member i do not feel safe on campus. >> she did condemn hamas. she expressed her sorrow, and i was very happy to hear that. i would like to hear that publicly. i think the jewish community would feel more safe. >> he's referring to the school, the university president there. a spokesperson confirmed that the president of san jose state expressed those views and said future meetings with the faculty on this matter are still possible. >>> joining us now is san jose mayor matt mahan. nice to have you back on the program. we are talking obviously about international politics, but it lands right here in our back yard. there's that rally happening at san jose state, pro-palestinian rally.

we've seen a number of faculties circulated. on the administrative side has been the presidents at the university wouldn't taken a official stance on this issue. we've seen many schools take their own stances and released statements speaking the community. and a group of middle eastern and north african professors wrote an opinion last week. and we've seen letters circulated among northwestern law faculty as well as a number of current and former undergraduate and graduate faculty sharing their concerns with the actions of hamas but also on the other side, the study professors and there's a statement out from the asian studies department criticizing the administration for not more strongly acknowledging the fight of the palestinians. host: what's your take on the mood? guest: people are probe aware of how kind of grave this loss of life is. and across the world, we're very -- a lot of people are one degree of separation away whether that's jewish or israeli students or palestinian students. so that's where will impacting student

we've seen a number of faculties circulated. on the administrative side has been the presidents at the university wouldn't taken a official stance on this issue. we've seen many schools take their own stances and released statements speaking the community. and a group of middle eastern and north african professors wrote an opinion last week. and we've seen letters circulated among northwestern law faculty as well as a number of current and former undergraduate and graduate faculty sharing their concerns with the actions of hamas but also on the other side, the study professors and there's a statement out from the asian studies department criticizing the administration for not more strongly acknowledging the fight of the palestinians. host: what's your take on the mood? guest: people are probe aware of how kind of grave this loss of life is. and across the world, we're very -- a lot of people are one degree of separation away whether that's jewish or israeli students or palestinian students. so that's where will impacting student

there is an ongoing dispute between some jewish faculty members and san jose state administrators over how the university responded to the terror attacks. those faculty members are upset by the school's messaging which in essence said, we stand against hate, violence and oppression but then added, our choice to denounce tate also relies on our capacity to hear opposing viewpoints. some jewish faculty members responded by mail saying basically, i do not think your message accomplished what it needed to do which was to condemn terrorism. as a jewish faculty member, i do not feel safe in my classroom with this kind of attitude on campus. those two sides met and dr. jonathan ross at the college should call the situation what he said it is. >> what really is the worst mask year of jews since the holocaust. we would've liked to have heard that from the university as a nation heard from president biden in very clear terms. >> i know that was a conversation we had with the president. i don't believe she closed the door on that conversation. i know she personally condemned what happened and ham

they are aware of faculty concerns but they were not saying that if the faculty feels they are unseen or unheard, that the way they have dealt with the school for many years. >> thank you so much for that wrap up. i know we are going to see you again later on. thank you. our coverage of the israel- hamas war continues at 5:30. evidently give's message to israel as he arrives in the country. as i mentioned, robert will join us at 6:00. >>> let's take you to san francisco now where a high-end store was hit during a smash and grab this morning. police say a car smashed its way through the front of the do your store. this was just before 7:00 this morning. groups of people got out, getting away with store merchandise. one of the cars was spotted getting onto the freeway and then crashed. an unknown number of people got away. the dior store was closed today . no word yet on how much merchandise the thieves got away with. we now know the identity of the men shot and killed by police. the medical examiner says 31- year-old zhanyuan yang was behind the wheel. the car went crashing to the cons

the faculty is called vegetable growing, viticulture and winemaking.ussia, a winegrower and a winemaker are different people, but it is in this university, uh, that they are going to combine these professions, like in europe, for example, an oenologist. and that’s why here we teach how to grow wine, and how to then, uh, make a drink from these grapes, and a lot of people study, there are generally 60 people in the faculty, but it is divided into two groups, in my group, viticulture and winemaking there are 30 people, and why did you choose this faculty, well , i know that you have a dynasty, it turns out that your father is a winemaker, well, winemaking is contagious, i already in the dionysus club, we have a dionysus tasting club at the kuban organized university, attended several tastings there, we evaluated the wine, uh, the last meeting was cabrennosagnon, they evaluated it, our dean of the faculty made his own tasting club, where - we try different wines from cheap to expensive, and there we identify aromas, tastes, respectively, about diseases, w

you've got a huge no confidence vote from the faculty. >> i got a third of them. university president right now, everyone's getting no confidence vote because it's a tough environment. hari: one of the main issues confronting the university, a $45 million deficit. gee says the school lost revenue due to the pandemic and declining enrollment, but students and faculty believe he spent money on projects which ultimately don't benefit the school. everybody is looking at this shortfall now. they're saying, hey, mr. president, why did you spend $100 million on the business school or another $40 million on a football team building? >> the answer to that is the fact that we have invested wisely. you know, people will say, well, gee, you know, you had overextended or over-budgeted. but, the reality is this -- we've spent about $300 million in capital projects. our business school is one of our great growing areas. and we wanted to invest in it and you know we raise a lot of private money for that. hari: where the cuts are concerned, gee says they are necessary to ensure fu

well, we know that the faculty of journalism spoke the initiator of this competition.e very spontaneously, on the eve of national unity day. we thought that standard lectures and dialogue platforms are no longer what we need to offer, so that young people themselves can express their emotions, tiktok, so to speak. patriotism, well, our student youth really responded , schoolchildren wrote to us a lot, so we started with a small idea, then we spread it all to a republican scale, we invited all universities and all schools to participate, so it was a competition is taking place for the first time, tell us in more detail what its essence is? the essence is actually very simple, on the platform tiktok , instagram, vkontakte, guys up... must post a short video, but we don’t have any special requirements for the format, again, the main thing is that it be conceptually complete idea, of course we would like the guys to show themselves somehow creatively, but the main thing is emotion, the main thing is the ways in which they can represent our belarus, because by and large we

this is the only faculty that trains real specialists.approach a person and ask an uncomfortable question, we are taught to keep ourselves in the frame, we are taught to work behind the camera, and we are taught to edit, and to produce, we are taught really wide specialties in television. during the existence of the higher school of television , changes had to be made to the curriculum in order to keep up with the times. for example, the faculty now has a video blogging course, a program with a similar the title is in the master's program, but it is based on the classical education of the university, future journalists study history, literature, geography, also psychology and economics, an educated person, he represents, he represents russia, we know very well how sometimes western journalists simply disgrace their country by ignorance of that same history and geography, and this is our classic, we have it, we even have ecology, economics, law, all these disciplines, they broaden the horizons of a modern journalist, practice, here to on t

first of all, understand not only have theoretical knowledge, but also practical experience , the faculty and winemaking, in general in russia, a winegrower and a winemaker are different people, but it is in this university that they are going to combine these professions , as in europe, let’s say, this is an oenologist, so here they teach how to grow wine, and how to make a drink from these grapes, and a lot of people study, there are 60 people in the faculty, but it is divided into two groups, in mine group viticulture winemaking 30 people, why did you choose this faculty? well, i know that you have a dynasty, it turns out that your dad is a winemaker, well, winemaking is contagious, i’m already in the dionysus club, we have a dionysus tasting club, there is one at the kuban agaric university, and there i attended several tastings, we evaluated the wine, uh, the last meeting was, cabranon, they were evaluating, we have the dean of the faculty. i made my own tasting club, where we try different wines from cheap to expensive, and there we identify aromas, tastes, and, accordingly, about d

currently, we have 36 public faculties. fortunately , the first stage was conducted nationwide in all the faculties of the country. the second stage will be held nationwide in all colleges of the country. the questions are completely similar so that it is possible to compare the educational conditions of the faculties. this exam is very important in improving the medical education of the country and checking the educational conditions of the colleges i visited abad, carpets and rugs, a fine art of iranian art, which has become a popular emigration. before , there was a lot of work in the city. well, people would come to the city to do other work. for example, i would go to a work hall. i said why do you want to go to work in one of those villages was karkarq in ardabil province, but the effort of one of the residents of rozta changed the situation. i am from imanzadeh, from ordeville province, karkare village . i started with my family first . our family started by weaving carpets. what should i do? it took a year. i starte

director of andishke governance and legislation of alborzz province, maryam zare, a member of the faculty of khawaj nasir university and the winner of the national elite foundation scientific award, mohammad sadegh adel mehraban, a doctoral student in traditional medicine at allum university of medicine in tehran, and the country's top student in the field of traditional medicine, saeed and dadi kalantar, a doctorate in energy modeling from university of tehran and the executive of research projects in the field of energy expressed their points, criticisms and suggestions on these issues. the role-playing mechanism of knowledge-based companies in the automotive field. improving the implementation of exclusionary policies . the importance of the country's investment in the field of strategic technology and. such as quantum technologies and the chip industry, the challenges of agricultural policy making and reforming the process of participation of scientific institutions and academic elements in this field, updating the agenda of the air pollution management field and reforming the distrib

, the faculty of intercultural communications, you are from the same faculty, the same course, yes, the university, can you do this, i’m interested in yours hobby, your activities, your hobby, maria, for example, you, in addition to studying, i’m starting to do copywriting , rewriting and translations, remotely, i understand, well, one way or another, it’s still connected to this business, yes, but this is my hobby, so or in other words, this is a ho, as long as it’s a hobby, well, any hobby is sometimes outgrown. yes , violeta is more serious, but i haven’t played the piano since childhood, no, i just started recently, but what gave me such love, such passion that i started studying right away? videos, seriously, just like that youtube inspired me, yes, yes, yes, crazy come down, daria, i'm into vocals, drawing, it's been a long time, long enough, i met your team, to my right, the team worked, masha, lera and marvin, hello, why did you come together, where are you from, where do you study, or already know how and whether you teach or work, tell us, we work at the variety youth theater,

over the 15 years of its existence, the faculty has trained more than 500 specialists, and almost allasia litvinova. ready in a minute, let's start. students of the higher school of television are practicing live broadcast skills. sami control the mobile television station, adjust the camera motor. today higher school television celebrates 15 years. nastya, where are you from? i'm from lugansk. i ’m interested in filming, i’m interested in editing, all the work that goes on behind the scenes is very interesting, like the whole filming process, the film crew. working together, i really like it, they regulate the sound themselves, they work at the director’s desk, yes, we are at the mixer, we are responsible for everything, we control everything , we switch, we coordinate someone, there are rules at the faculty, we teach the guys versatility, they each try themselves in a different role, therefore, to understand that , firstly, working on television is a team work and understanding the function of everyone, such classes are always carried out outside, despite the rain and cold, the broa

the test should be conducted in all the faculties of the country .tly, we have 44 medical and dental students, which are 36 public faculties. fortunately, the first stage was conducted nationwide in all the faculties of the country. the second stage will be held nationwide in all colleges of the country. the questions are completely similar so that it is possible to compare the educational conditions of the faculties. this exam. it is very important to improve the medical education of the country and examine the educational conditions of the medical colleges. scientists managed to discover a rare species of octopuses with ear-like fins in the depths of uyance aram. the cameras of a sub-diameter captured this strange octopus. according to insider's report , there are two ear-like fins on the head of this marine creature, which swims with help . these fins are considered a distinguishing feature of this species compared to other octobuses, which can help this creature move around in the depths of the ocean. the scientists of this research group in thei

we are located at the philological faculty of the belarusian state university, where those people whospecialty dedicated to classical languages, nowhere else in belarus there is such a specialty and students... of classical philology study such ancient languages like latin and ancient greek, it seems that maybe interesting in these ancient languages, but it was these languages ​​that largely laid the basis for many other modern languages, these are the romano-germanic languages, and the greek language largely influenced the formation of the church slavonic language, the alphabet that we have today is in fact .. . developed alphabet of the greek language, when we talk about the history of our region, we must understand that this culture was largely formed in the format of christianity, because writing appears precisely after it appears here christianity, and many texts of christianity were written in ancient greek and latin, so studying these languages ​​will greatly help us understand: our culture, our way of life, our understanding of this world, classical philology is accepted once

the faculty of advanced training and retraining.nits as a room for traditional musical cultures and a sound training laboratory. contributes to ensuring that every teacher realizes his potential, every student develops everything that is inherent in him and achieves what he wants. currently at the academy of music there are a number of orchestras , symphony, chamber, brass, folk instrument orchestra, russian, belarusian boyan accordion orchestra, many ensembles, fluetists, dobro players, cymbalists, and this is all where each student can express himself. to realize their ideas about playing in a group, any student always listens to authoritative opinion, they come here to the academy of music to gain those specific skills, that experience that is passed on only from hand to hand, to master this performing skill, perhaps only when there is a person next to you who has already walked this path. the main building of the academy of music is a historical and cultural value. the building itself houses both concert halls and classrooms. ou

as a kind of head of the faculty, i am probably paying attention to this university, the expectation that comes from the faculty, because the most important element of any organization is its human resources, and a special view should be given to the university of forensic sciences, definitely , from the head of the faculty himself to his deputy. what is the point of this university? do you want to say that today, if one of the problems we are facing with these new graduates is that the scholarship of the judiciary has been removed for all majors except for the majors. the ceremony that started, the president of the university of judicial sciences declared the creation of new and specialized fields in this university as a basic need. judiciary affairs are specialized, it is necessary that young judges or, in other words, students of judicial science , take specialized courses. for example, maritime law. well , when we have a maritime court, it is necessary to specialize in maritime law, which is different from general law to be seen at the senior level. economic criminal law, industr

we are at the faculty of philology. belarusian state university, where those people who love languages ​​are educated, there is a unique specialty here, this is a specialty dedicated to classical languages, there is no such specialty anywhere else in belarus, and students of classical philology study such ancient languages ​​as latin and ancient greek, it seems what may be interesting in these ancient languages, but it is... these languages ​​largely laid the basis for many others modern languages, these are romano-germanic languages, and the greek language largely influenced the formation of the church slavonic language , the alphabet that we have today is in fact a revised alphabet of the greek language, when we talk about the history of our region, we must understand that this culture was largely formed... in the format of christianity, because writing appeared precisely after - here - christianity appeared, and many texts of christianity were written precisely in ancient greek and latin languages, so studying these

of the faculty of agriculture, university of tehran, and the director of alborz province governance and legislation think tank, maryam zare, a member of the scientific boards of khawaja nasir university, and a recipient of the scientific award of the national elite foundation, mohammad sadegh adel mehraban doctoral student of traditional medicine of tehran university of medical sciences and the best student of the country in the field of traditional medicine , and saeed vadadi kalantar, doctorate in energy modeling from tehran university and executive of research projects in the field of energy , express their points, criticisms and suggestions in this topics covered. the role-playing mechanism of knowledge-based companies in the field of automobiles, improving the implementation of exclusionary policies in deprived areas, the importance of the country's investment in the field of strategic and power-creating technologies, for example. quantum technologies and the chip industry, the challenges of agricultural policy making and reforming the process of participation of scientific ins

faculty. instructors along with students and other union members, held a rally today. they want the san jose evergreen community college district to give them better health care benefits under the state's part time community college health insurance program through a state assembly bill provision enacted last year. $200 million is available annually to fund health care premiums for part time community college faculty. but those faculty members say the district has not requested the state funds. we have been at this encouraging our district and giving them all the answers that they need to try and take this money and they won't do it. in addition to health care, the part time teachers say they want the cost of living raises fewer class cancellations and smaller class sizes. the college district is not commenting on the demands, but says the most recent bargaining session shows hopeful signs that an agreement can be reached soon. this month, we're celebrating the contributions of people with dis

the belarusian state aviation academy, svetlana khilkevich, as well as a third-year cadet of the facultydislav simonovovich. good morning, vladislav, svetlana, i’m glad to welcome you, i remember that in the time of our grandparents, there was a popular song about the fact that airplanes come first, and then girls, and then girls, here’s svetlana, the question is, that’s who they are cadets, modern in the 20th century, that’s still the case. guys who have the first is it about planes, and then about girls, or is there still some progress? yes, applicants to the aviation academy, now these are not only boys, now they are also girls, and in percentage terms they are already aiming for somewhere around 50 to 50%. yes, these are very motivated applicants, these are really those whose eyes sparkle, who are ready to learn something new, constantly develop, but in principle it is not surprising why they choose us, we are unique in the republic, we are the only educational institution. in the republic of belarus, which trains personnel in the interests of it is civil aviation, and i’m not afraid

is the head of the department of classical philology, and thanks to her, today i study here at the facultynother of the languages ​​that he studies is... this is the second language of the specialty, along with this , the polish language is optionally studied, as a teacher at the academy, at the same time i am now deepening my knowledge in hebrew, since i teach it at the academy, from ancient languages ​​i study ancient greek, latin, euridic church slavonic, and from new languages, living languages, this is modern greek, english, russian, polish, why does a priest need so many languages? the apostle paul in one of his messages there are words that there are various ministries in the church, so someone chooses the path of service through charity, through working with the sick, with prisoners, but for me i found such a path of service in the study of the holy scriptures, because, in fact, the holy scriptures for... christians, this is the basis, the foundation, and all other types of service flow from the holy scripture, and for me, the first basis, the first principle is the holy scripture,

the percent of faculty is still about 22% now. it was a percent in 1994. what is happened is we've lost a little by attrition. to your point, the level is equivalent of that. where you see the difference, and this is the point i really want to make, yes, it matters, but it is also -- and this was a big revelation to me about the story. it's not enough just to put women on leadership. it's not enough to open the door. it's how you talk about them and view them and treat them. all the way up. what happens is, if you look at the phd level at m.i.t., and of course more than half of the undergraduates are women. you look at the phd level and who is dropping out, the attrition rate, it's much higher young -- among young women. they're constantly up against this expectation that women doesn't have what it takes to do science. the 2018, national academy of science and engineering did a study, 50% of faculty said they had been sexually harassed. it was not what these women thought discrimination was, that it had to include sex. it's not a sexual coercion. men hitti

during its work, the faculty has already trained 500 specialists.dern television, and its history is told by those who created domestic television. this year 85 people accepted the bachelor's degree, we have one of the largest competitions in recent years, this year, among all faculties. moscow university, 30 people per place, or what? the peculiarity of the faculty is that students are trained in highly specialized television areas, these are television operators, broadcasters, producers, directors, editors, television critics, but at the same time, during the years of study they receive and a full-fledged humanitarian education, an updated photo exhibition of heroes and exploits dedicated to... a special operation has opened in moscow, it tells the stories of thirty soldier-officers. a separate stand is dedicated to the feat of the tank crew alyosha, who successfully repelled the attack of superior ukrainian forces in the zaporozhye direction. the exhibition contains footage taken in combat conditions, photographs from home archives. seven sbo par

, so far the head of the faculty should be against this university.t do you want to say? today if one of the issues that these new senior entries currently, we are facing the issue that the judiciary scholarship was removed for all majors except the judicial science major. the ceremony that started, the president of the university of judicial sciences declared the creation of new and specialized fields in this university as a basic need . the affairs of the judiciary can be specialized, there is a need. there are young judges behind his bars, or in other words, students of judicial sciences, who are studying specialized courses, for example, the field of maritime law, criminal law, economic law, industrial law, media law . scientific discussion it is the main duty of professors and students in the university. the university should be a platform for free thought. there are thoughts in these experiences that make the mind develop more. the student should not only write down and memorize the things that the professor says in a specific cliché and leave i

we are located at the faculty of philology of the belarusian state university, where those people whonguages ​​receive education, there is a unique one. there is no such specialty anywhere else in belarus , and students of classical philology study such ancient languages ​​as latin and ancient greek. it seems that there might be something interesting in these ancient languages, but it was these languages ​​that largely laid the basis for many other modern languages, these and... languages ​​and the greek language largely influenced the formation of the church slavonic language. the alphabet that we have today is in fact a revised alphabet of the greek language. when we talk about the history of our region, we must understand that this culture was largely formed in the format of christianity, because writing appears precisely after christianity appeared here. and many texts of christianity were written in ancient greek and latin. and therefore, studying these languages ​​will greatly help us understand our culture, our way of life. understanding of this world, classical philology is re

endowment in judicial sciences, that is , the faculty of endowment and endowment law.'s bring up the meeting with different branches . recently, we formalized the memorandum god willing, we have activated the field related to law and endowment in various fields where we have to come and activate it, so that we can even invite those who are experts in this field to teach and we can become expert and elite forces in this field in the future. we must have experts in the field of registration. we also requested that it be activated in this faculty and that the field related to registration can work. well, this will help to resolve the lawsuits and termination. we have to raise the scientific talent within my organization. now our legal department has councils, they are active and in the province and the center exchange opinions with each other and we do not take important cases without poetry, that is, we take several consultations and then enter. we fight and file lawsuits in court. we thank the judiciary. the case is for smoothing and streamlining the affairs that the re

, i teach, uh, such people, i would say, are not the best humanitarian disciplines, i work at the facultyt has nothing to do with the church or temple, and you know, sometimes there are moments when you just want to convey something , to pass on my experience, well, to my students, we order a minibus, we go from the academy here, 30 people, here to the temple, and the evening service, father andrei leads the service, you know which grandmothers were in shock, you should have seen these grandmothers, they stand there looking and 30 men are so brutal, well, mih-fuck, you see, this is power, this is strength, they still remember these moments, photographs , we plunged and there is a general photo of these 30 men, someone left, yes, someone was lost somewhere, someone... then he stayed, and it’s nice that we are at least there, even if we save one person, this is a big victory, every... every spring we organized excursions, in zurovich, lavrisheva, in polotsk, in the bskorshchyna we were, for a month with father andrey we had an amazing excursion, vyritsa, st. petersburg, st. petersburg, and

literature and history at school, then accordingly i was preparing to enroll at the same time in the facultymates, went to preparatory courses at moscow university and mgemo, faculty of international journalism, yeah, why mgemo, because there are essentially two specialized specializations there, these are journalism and the history of international relations, and more attention is paid to history , whether things are quite similar or different, journalism international, the history of international relations, the history of the cpsu is included in this totality, i had it, three pairs every week. yes, then the history of the ussr, the history of the east, the history of european countries, america, these are all separate subjects , slavic countries, yes, yes, imo, as a separate subject, uh, and then there is regional studies, that is, the history of the country of its first language, but in those years, in such universities as magimo, gites, exams were a month earlier than in all others, you could only enter one university, everyone failed, they calmly went with documents to another, normal

at ivy league university would, listen to the letter written from columbia college faculty in supporta student statement of the terror attacks, military operations and state violence did not begin that day but represented a military response by a people who had endured crushing and unrelenting state violence from occupying power over many years. one could regard the events of october 7th as just one salvo in an ongoing war between an occupying state and the people it occupies. what do you make of that? >> horrifying, disgusting and shocking. like you said, i'm not entirely surprised if a student says something along the lines, but faculty, 100 plus faculty making a statement and saying a terrorist attack of the murder, burning, rape of children and women and elderly, is beyond comprehension. and why it's incumbent on the administration of the law school and higher education throughout the country, take a stance, educate students and ensure the faculty are understanding of the situation. >> aishah: eli, we have to go and thanks for sharing your thoughts and perspective, and know there

vladimir skulachov was born in 1935 in moscow, at the age of twenty-two, graduated faculty of biologyned to work there. most of his scientific works, works and research would be aimed at defeating the aging of the human body, he persistently searched for a recipe for longevity , argued fiercely with colleagues, and if there is a gradient, what if there is a gradient, what kind of gradient, well, a gradient, let’s say in energy, why a gradient , why, no, no, no, the culmination of his scientific research was the invention of the elixir of longevity, this is the most powerful antioxidant of plants, in general , plants have a much more powerful antioxidant, than in animals. a couple of years ago, elikir skulacheva was approved for sale in pharmacies in the form of eye drops that improve vision, but vladimir petrovich took the elixir orally, i have been taking this substance for almost 2, almost 3 years, this substance is corrosive, and nothing bad happened to me, i am with it argued strongly about this, because eye drops are not for you, this is very serious, because they have not been f

the number, the percentage of faculty is still at about i think it's 22% now. right. was 8% in 1994. so what's happened is they've lost a little by attrition, right. so you know not but but to your point, the c-suite level essentially university level or equivalent of that, where you see the difference and this is i this is the point that i really want to make is that, yes, it matters who is in the leadership position, but it's also and this was the big revelation for me about this story and what these women showed us. it's not enough to just put women in leadership. it's not enough to just open the doors it's how you talk about them. it's how you view them, how you treat them. right. all the way up. so what happens is if you look at the ph.d. level at mit. and of course, maybe, you know, more half of the undergraduates in college campuses in this country are women. but if you look at sea level and you look at who's out the attrition rate, it's much higher among young women. and what those young women will say is that they are constantly up against this expectation or

the faculty has changed. and i think we have to recognize that the values that the institutions represent today are not our values. and the protests and the voices that are being expressed on cal pus are permissioned by administrations and faculty that do things like host anti-semites at a palestinian rights kind of event and that are willing to enable the kind of hate that escalates every time you allow some amount of hate, they realize they can get away with more and more. then it grows into this point where they are celebrating the martyrs of hamas, who died by murdering israelis. >> do you suppose there are just some lessons of the past that have been forgotten and they're just not being taught enough on our college campuses? >> no. i think that the lessons -- the lessons that we've forgotten over the last 2,000 years, the reality that jews have been through periods of time where we've had places of security in different governments around the world, and eventually that runs its course. i think the realit

. >> about 130 faculty members from columbia university and barnard college signed an open letter. they were expressing concerns about the way they felt some students were being targeted after they signed a statement that shared pro palestinian views. on the surface, that sounds reasonable, but the letter, when you read it, it described the october 7th terrorist attacks against israelis that described it as a military response by an oppressed people. i know that that really upset a lot of people. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think we have to distinguish, jake, among three different kinds of speech. there's actual threatening behavior like at cornell. there's no place at that. that can be prohibited by law in our communities. then there's this second category now of words that are offensive. perhaps one would even say hateful. but they're not threatening individual people. they're not even threatening a group of students on campus. i think those do not call for prohibition. what they do call for is a forceful response by saying students can say that, faculty can say that but

jewish students and faculty at fax-funded city university of new york on edge as anti-israel protestse over campuses and anti-semitism is surging. >> don't let them hijack our event and mourn the distance. >> ainsley: pro palestinians at the brooklyn college disrupting a vigil for massacred israeli victims while at another school and mocking and making gestures of photos of kids held hostage by hamas. our next guest is speaking out about anti-israel protests and jeffrey lax is also the grandson of holocaust survivors and he lost his great grandparents during the holocaust and joining us now. thanks, professor. >> thank you for having me. me. >> ainsley: what's happening on cuny campus s? >> you saw with your eyes it's horrifying to have a vigil just mourning the loss, that just happened at that time of israelis that were massacred and then to have it interrupted by a rally on campus. how scary must that be for jewish student coming onto campus where you don't feel safe to walk through and go to a vigil to mourn the loss. that's horrifying and the other video there, they were both sent

of al-aqsa university , there is one person named heba, who received a bachelor's degree from the faculty of fine arts 16 years ago. 38 years old painter, teacher and mother of four sons. i see art as a tool to convey a message to the world. a tool to express the ideal and identity of palestine. this is why he recorded this video. about 3 weeks ago. this letter of introduction sent a picture to one of the gallery owners in quds and sent a message that i want to exhibit my paintings in quds. can you help me? do not kill there. his sons and all the paintings were burned in one place. with one of the bombs that have been falling on gaza for two weeks. this is an international issue . we were with a diet. or do we have a dirty office that brutally oppresses all freedom seekers and destroys the values ​​that are important to us and our constitution, such as freedom and human rights and savages ? and 123 women are not among the people of gaza, until the women are safe, no one will use this human rights campaign of foreign ministers of european countries for donations and 123 a woman from the pe

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the head of the department is still on the way to the faculty, but our viewers have already learned aom the performance, but in fact, why are we here in this composition, why, because both anita and dmitry, they are directly related to the wonderful genre of the musical, let's first, probably, about the necklace of russia, yes, a few words, then oh, well, there’s a lot, there ’s a solo 0.01, then black... january, i’d also like to talk about that somehow, too, here first about this grandiose action, well, in principle, it’s no secret that for many years our organization has been holding large festivals, but last year, thanks to the support of the presidential fund and social initiatives, we were able to hold our ninth awards ceremony for the festival at the festival names russia. the winners were 328 people, and we thought it would be good to once again unite them all together in one beautiful, interesting, creative story, in order to please the audience, of course, with their wonderful creative achievements, we held a beautiful musical, it’s called the russian jewelry, where 328 of o

you are a member of the academic faculty of the university, i have knowledge of quran and hadith. i have five world tele medals in powerlifting . these loved ones were guests today. he is so great and kind that we are happy to love and care for us. from this meeting, they say that the president, their host, is the reciter of the ceremony, one of the low-sighted people of god, and i am the memorizer of the entire quran. it was not difficult for you to memorize the entire quran . each of these figures are brilliant talents, scientific elites, sports heroes, and top activists in the field of the blind they told their words and concerns to the president about blindness as an obstacle that does not allow their friends to be employed and become faculty members . this obstacle should be removed. in this meeting , while congratulating the blind community on this day, the president stated: "someone is blind. it is not that he does not have eyes in his head, but he is blind who does not have eyes in his heart and does not distinguish between friend and enemy. mr. raisi added: what is the du

popularizer, you know, when i was at school, i remember we arrived in yekaterinburg, went to the facultyizer, i can find contact with the audience, as long as i have this, i understand that it can go away tomorrow, because as you know very well, every time you enter the audience, it’s the same again, and you don’t understand whether this lecture will work or not, in fact, i got this turnaround, and as for my current main obedience, forgive me, i ’m using this word, but in a sense it’s like that and there is, then i treat it in such a way that - i probably turned out to be... ' needed, i was given such an honor, they called me, i came, that is, you didn’t ask for it, i didn’t ask for it, i didn’t go, i not because this is something like that, well, i just didn’t have any such plans, i wasn’t going to change anything, i was the head of the journalism department, we were going to write some kind of textbook, i planned to somehow build this uh, some kind of academic career, yes academic, yes teaching, academic, this is the turn of events unexpected, but i understand that for these 15 years i