history, my brothers were very interested in history, we had a huge number of books on history and, although i tried to dissuade my daughter. she entered the facultyeted her master's degree, became a wonderful historian, she has an excellent master's thesis on the narrative of belarusian myth-making, on the connection of belarus with western european culture, and belarus, in her dissertation she is simply beautifully described, so i am proud of my child, and i am glad that i have her. we are now on the minsk sea, this is one of my favorite places, we come here quite often, now unfortunately less often, but we used to come here every weekend, we have a wonderful little dog, his name is actually cooper, he is a dalmatian . and we always had a wonderful time here, and here you unload and relax with your soul. belarusian nature is unique, i have visited quite a lot of countries, every country, it’s beautiful in itself, dutch polders, alps, french, everywhere has its own zest, abkhazia is magnificent, and of course we... very often before we traveled to western european countries, somehow we didn’t get to asia, but we got to siberia , my daughter reall

most interesting thing is that more and more guys are starting to come, in particular to the faculty of historyology for preschool here comes education. we also have guys at the preschool faculty, at the faculty of primary education, aleksandrevich, here’s a question, as if this is a continuation of the topic on specialized education, how many, let’s say, guys come to your university who have graduated pedagogical colleges, pedagogical classes or colleges, classes and colleges, this is kind of one question, when there is professional segregation in schools that is so well directed, the second is when the children go after the ninth grade. at the lyceum and college and then come back to you to finish, get a higher education? as for college graduates, indeed, many of them go to get an education by correspondence, and this is natural, since they already have secondary education, this figure is also growing every year, but the most important thing is that our contingent is, of course, graduates of pedagogical classes; about a quarter of them enter our university, all faculties. no, it doesn’t win,

mother, due to the history of the family, she i didn’t tell much about something, but sometimes i told something and this... i tried to dissuade my daughter, she entered the facultyderful historian, she has an excellent master’s thesis on the narratives of belarusian myth-making, on the connection of belarus with western european culture, and belarus is simply beautifully described in her dissertation, so i am proud of my child and i... we are setting off on an expedition through the depths of our country. we are heading out on a folklore-historical expedition to number 597. things will happen again and again in the past in the past. let's follow the history and myastsovye abrads. our routes took us to the ukrainian agricultural town of opsa, in braslauschyna. just ahead of the projects on tv channel belarus 24. we are now on the minsk sea, this is one of my favorite places, we are quite happy here, now, unfortunately, less often, but we used to come here every weekend, we have a wonderful little dog, his name is actually cooper, he’s a dalmatian, and we always had a great time here and you unload here. a lot of hunters, here is my father-in-law, he was a hunter

younger generation, this is a consolidation of views in the first place informing history teachers what new facts there are. more than 320 students study at the faculty of history of the belarusian state pedagogical university, and the belarusian state pedagogical university itself will celebrate its 100th decade in the fall. burning sun and heavy rains, the capricious june will become calmer on the weekends, but will still be changeable. thundershowers will return on saturday, with precipitation expected during the day across much of the area. the air will warm up to +21 in the north and 20 in the south. on sunday, under the influence of atmospheric fronts and unstable air masses, most parts of the country will experience rain of varying intensity, and in some places, with the development of cumulonimbus clouds, the rain will be accompanied by thunderstorms, with increased wind gusts of 15-18 m/s in the daytime. and in some places at night and in the morning hours , short fogs will thicken across the country, with minimum air temperatures at night. throughout the country will be +12 +19°. rain and thunderstorms should be expected early next week, an

children love mathematics, because mom and dad are humanists, mom and dad both graduated from the faculty of historyrs, how romantic, they are very different, mom so exciting, so kind, good, so clean, and dad is so clear, he will consider all cases, all the probabilities of what he will do. i look a lot like my dad, but there’s a little bit of my mom, and i look a lot like my mom, but i have a little bit of my dad, it seems to me that he has a little more demands on me because i’m older, and you i want childhood, well, yes, so that i grow up and have some new knowledge and understanding, but at the same time i still have my kind, sweet child, who will always be cheerful and good, so be it. the magical power of comfort is already beating in the heart, it is necessary begin the magic of transformation, so i send you away with a hug. heavens along, take the sky with this our, angel, i got a fever raging in my heart, you make me shiver and shake, baby, don't stop, take it to the top, eat it like a piece of cake, you 're coming closer, rock and here you free. this is how it is written at the entrance to

case a kind of almamata, yes, indeed, we also have a history department, here we are before the start of the program, i addressed egor and said: come on come to us at bspu, enroll in the facultycal, but related to social sciences and humanities, we implement many interesting projects for students in extracurricular activities, our well-known project, which is already more than 60 years old, star treks to the places of military glory of the belarusian people, when during the winter holidays we go out throughout the republic and lay flowers. here is a question, as it were, a continuation of the topic on specialized education: how many, let ’s say, come to your university of children who graduated from pedagogical colleges, pedagogical classes or colleges, classes and colleges, this is kind of one question, when there is a professional this segregation in schools is so well directed, second, when kids go to lyceums and colleges after ninth grade and then return to you to finish their higher education, as for college graduates. that indeed many of them go to get an education by correspondence, and this is natural, since they already have a specialized secondary education, this fi

at the age of 22 he entered the faculty of history and philology of kiev university.t universities in moscow, kiev, kirch, kharkov, baku and minsk, and headed the department of history of belarus at the belarusian state university. davnar zapolski was still a high school student. began publishing articles about the history and ethnography of his native places. in 1888 , his essay on the belarusian past was published in six issues of the newspaper minsk leaflet. in it, the author argued that belarusians have their own history, culture, ethnographic features and language. davnar zapolsky visited many ethnographic expeditions to the most remote belarusian towns, studied primary sources in russian foreign archives and libraries. the collected material became the basis a significant essay on the history of belarus, published in the publication russia, a complete geographical description of our fatherland in 1905. on the initiative of davnar zapolsky , numerous archival documents were published for the first time, and the publication of a multi-volume edition of articles on

in any case a kind of almamata, yes, indeed, we also have a history department, here we are before the start of the program, i turned to egor, i said, come to us, bgp, enroll in faculty only purely historical, but related to the social sciences and humanities, we implement many interesting projects for students. activities, our well-known project, which is already more than 60 years old, star treks to the places of military glory of the belarusian people, when during the winter holidays we go out throughout the republic, laying flowers at the obelisk monuments of the dead. are you expecting a large flow of applicants this year? yes, you know, in recent years we have developed stable positive dynamics and passing scores are very high in a number of specialties. professional, this segregation in schools is so well directed, second, when the guys go after the ninth grade to college and then come back to you to finish getting a higher education? as for college graduates, indeed, many of them go for a correspondence form of education, and this is natural, since they already have a secondary specialized education, this figure is also growing every year, but our most import

ivotsevichi, and where did you study at the pushkin brest state university, and what kind of faculty was it, historye family, and one son, i am one son, well, then wave to your sisters, parents, it was your research assistant, artyom sergeevich, and the last name is saevets, saevets, saevets, saevets, saevets, 18 times i said your last name, saevets , it happens, you know how it’s good to make mistakes, but you remember everything, thank you very much. several days, a week, such lands, such meadows and so far away, you can look for a long, long time and think that one has happiness, another has misfortune, everyone chooses their own path, but we wish you good morning, a happy, joyful life. this is how the morning of saturday june 29 turned out, don’t be bored this weekend, thanks to all of you who helped us prepare this program, see you in a week, your svetlana borovskaya is always with you, and look forward to visiting. don't think down on the seconds, the time will come, yourself you'll probably understand, they whistle like bullets at your temple, let's go into the swamp, let's go, let's go, mome

of russia unites. it is known about tyshchenko that in the period from 2001 to 2006 she studied at the history faculty of kherson state university. university, a later worked as a methodologist in the preschool unit of the kherson educational complex number 56. since august 2022, she decided to give up everything that connected her with ukraine and headed the kindergarten number 10 in kherson, which was captured by the occupiers. she recruited workers there, paid them wages in russian rubles and brought the educational process at the institution to russian standards. people have become more ready to... send their children to school and are no longer as afraid as they were in 2022, and this is important. before with the liberation of kherson, tyshchenko gave a drapaka to the occupied henichesk, where she assumed the position of project manager, commissioner of children's affairs of russia, a country for children in the kherson region. the country for children project is a charitable foundation. our main task is to make every child's childhood happy. in fact, the main thing. the issue of this project fro

i came to the faculty of international relations of bsu to present a book about the history of the mexicanle. i would really like belarusians touched the history of our country. the belarusian electoral system is efficient, and its quality assessment is given primarily by the people who come to the polls and vote, noted the chairman of the central electoral system. as igor korpenko noted, this is the potential on which the electoral system rests. in order to ensure their national interests and the security of our country, therefore, say meet with the people who organized this election campaign, worked for this election campaign, thank them, present awards, this is probably worth a lot, we will soon enter a new, final stage of the election, we will have to hold presidential elections, it is clear that we will rely on those assets that work as members of the commission, as observers, in capacity. real professionals in their field, they know and understand. let me remind you that a single voting day was held for the first time this year; on february 25 , deputies of all levels were elected in

therefore, this issue needs to be systematically resolved at the level of training professional guides, for example, what the history faculty systematically solve it, now we are hitting the tails, we accept instructions, we accept documents that yes , may bring some effect, but it does not guarantee us one hundred percent that this person, whom we talked about at the beginning of the program, will say what actually happened, what is in the interests of the state. and the last thing is, well then there is no need to control when he is a convinced person of ours, a supporter of the belarusian state and knows how it is here, what happened, they use polish or lithuanian stamps in matters of patriotic education of our population, well, here’s another nuance, what a moment, then, just an example for comparison , as in other states, israel, a state, unfortunately, well, we know, this is how it developed historically, constantly at war, there based on certain historical characteristics, but in israel in israel that’s who with the guides israeli or in israel, i immediately say less to a one-dayer, but if we speak directly and in the

i came to the faculty of international relations of bsu to present a book about history.oday , representatives of regional, city and district precinct commissions who took an active part in the election campaign were honored there. in total, there was a single voting day. more than 66 people, only in the work of territorial and district commissions in the mogilev region over 8,500, as igor korpenko noted, this is the potential on which the electoral system rests. we conduct elections and campaigns primarily for ourselves in order to ensure our national interests and the security of our country. therefore, i should say to meet with the people who organized this election campaign, worked for this election campaign. company to thank them and present awards, this is probably worth a lot, we will soon enter a new, final stage of the election, we have to hold presidential elections, it is clear that we will rely on those assets that work as members of the commission, as observers, as teams that support certain candidates, collect signatures, everyone performed the functions ass

history of asylum in the u.s. since the 19 century, will be in 2025. we can't wait. our last presenter is, seema sohi, who is associate professor of ethnic studies and a faculty affiliate in the department of history at the university of colorado, boulder. her book echoes of mutiny, race, surveillance and anti-colonialism in north america, examines the radical anti-colonial politics of south asian intellectuals. migrant workers based in north america during the early 20th century, as well as. the entire imperial efforts of us and british states to repress them. she has also published essays and articles in the journal of the american history formations emory asia journal of modern european history and the anthologies the sun never sets south asian migrants in an age of us power and asian-american literature in transition. she also she served as the chair of the board of directors of sada, the south asian digital archive from 2017 to 2020. please join in welcoming all of them. thank you. good morning, everyone. thanks. being here at this hour on a saturday. this. this emerged, as you know, from special issue of the journal of american history on the origins and conseque

choices, from the total of about 80,000 university faculty members , 31,000 basiji professors, maintaining the scientific authority of the country and standing on the right side of history from the results of the teachings of science and they know the action of islamic revolution and martyr mustafa chamran. the revolution boils from the hearts of the people from within the people and it is part of a source that is still popular and this source is still connected to the infinite and will never end . connections and the information technology of this ministry, in addition to the development of the fiber network , has committed the mobile phone communication companies to cover 96% of the cities under the fourth generation internet coverage by the end of this year. in the fourth generation, increasing the speed and increasing the coverage is in our hands. well, the communication operators agreed that until the end of 1403, 96 of our urban population will be covered by generation. fourth appointment. besides, the ministry of communications had rural internet development on its agenda. since the beginning of the 13th government, we have connected more than 750 villages that d

a board of columbia law school faculty and alumni shut down the website that published the article. after this, several editors intervened to violate the board of twenty. the history of independence of the editor. repression, suspension, closure, violence and sanctions in washington's comprehensive support for tel aviv are not limited to the us. here, the us house of representatives, a meeting to approve the sanction of the international criminal court, after requesting an arrest warrant for the prime minister and minister of war of the zionist regime. diwan international criminal para of powers. he went further and by issuing an arrest warrant for netanyahu gallant, he created a dangerous precedent for himself. here is the maldives, a country that has announced that it prohibits passport holders from entering the occupied territories . after announcing the ban on the entry of zionist tourists to the maldives, the american representatives are preparing a bill according to which the granting of washington's aid to this country is conditional on the lifting of the restrictions on the travel of the zionists. israel is one of our greatest allies. maldives' recent unpr

interesting story that, well, i will remember this, once i was in the history faculty, this, this, this keitel, this is the chief ofs of hitler, when he saw the delatra, and the delatra was a child, by the way, he should have received the order victory from stalin, but stalin decided not to give it to him, and this order of victory lay somewhere in the kremlin for a very long time, and then it was handed over. well, it's such a wonder, simply, it's such an absurdity, the absurdity of relations within the great coalition of the united nations. okay, we understood that, but the second and more important question for many ukrainians is what we have with the european parliament, mrs. alla, what is going on there, what rumors, gossip, we know that voting is taking place at the same time, the netherlands has already voted, and that , what, what... they will give to the parliament, pan-european, what countries neighboring france can give, your thoughts on this matter, please, ala lazareva, deputy editor-in-chief of the magazine ukrainian week? well, the french start voting tomorrow, this is one round, that is, they will v

faculty of the local university. in the future, i want to make a lot of films. and about the war, about the wars that, unfortunately, will happen, and about the history of people, why, to tell the history of people, to show what people feel and to motivate people. vlad still maintains contact with those who remained in his hometown, he says, many even from the occupation helps ukraine and is waiting for liberation, yevlad dreams of it, he says, after the liberation of the city, he would like to take part in the restoration of his native mariupol, but he will not be able to live... from new york eryna solomko, pavlo terekhov, voice of america. and that 's the end of it. thank you for watching voice of america, in ukrainian. see you tomorrow, all the best, take care, papa. there are discounts that represent unbreakable discounts on citramon tablets, a 10% gift in pharmacies , you will travel and save. c3 lev will overcome allergies. c3 neo, protects against the most common allergens. there are discounts that represent unbreakable discounts on eurofast softcaps of 20% in travel pharmacies for you and savings. there are discounts that represent unbreakab

introduce doug to wayne hsieh, who is serving currently on the civilian faculty at the us naval academy as an associate of history and hsieh is an expert in many of the military history of the civil war. his publications include the book west pointers and the civil war, which is a study of how west point as an institution shaped the us army before the civil war and during the war as well. he's also coauthor of another book, which i often find myself recommending to people who are looking for a really insightful overview of the military history of the civil war. and that book is called a savage war military history of the civil war. so check that one out. if you're as well. today, he's to speak to us about observation and and signals from first bull run to the overland campaign. welcome to virginia tech. all all right thanks so much. thank you, dr. quigley. the gracious introduction and staff here for their invitation and, for their hospitality. yeah, i think of the great things about being a civil war historian is you actually can talk to audiences that are not captive. and i know i mean, i think naval academy is

of their classmates were killed, along with six faculty members. to date, it's the deadliest k through 12 school shooting in u.s. history. es of elementary school are weirdly like empty, like blocked out massive parts of it. still, difficult memories and emotions remain when we lined up by grade like half of our grade was missing. >> so that was really hard. >> many have found healing in the years since balancing celebration with remembrance at this important milestone. >> this is such a monumental day and we all can feel what we've lost and you know, the people and the friends that we're missing. >> the class of 2024 will wear green ribbons and bracelets with the message forever in our hearts. >> we all are carrying their memory through us and making sure that they're walking the stage right there with us. >> grace fisher and several fellow survivors are part of the junior newtown action alliance, sharing their experience with lawmakers in a quest to change the nation's gun laws. >> i feel like like it's my purpose to continue my life. like, in honor of them, i'm laura aguirre, reporting an update on another mass shootin

teach construction estimating at uc berkeley, and i sit oen the faculty of city college in the construction management program. so, my long historywithin the community and making sure that we find ways to create opportunities for small business. today i serve as and represent the building committee for the mexican museum and speak on their behalf today. thank you again for the opportunity to present our vision for the build-out of the mexican museum and new home at 706 mission street. we will discus in great detail this afternoon about how the design build approach and sole source for design build will contribute and refine the cost for the mexican museum and haven't been able to hone it down to a $38 million project. phase 1 would be the build-out of the first and second floor and will cost as stated, $11 million. it will also be vitalized by the raising of $4.5 million of fundraising and it is important to note that as previously stated, but should be emphasized, is that these $4.5 million need to be raised before any of the ocii grant money is distributed to the effort, which would be in the form of $6.5 million. the project m

history. he was a man ahead of his time. doctor hare passed away on monday at 91 years old. he was an activist who helped lead student and faculty protests alongside the black student union on san francisco state's campus back in 1968, paving the way for the black studies program that's been recreated all over the country. it was a tumultuous time. 1968 great strikes and protests had begun on san francisco state university's campus. the black student union was demanding more black student admissions, more black faculty and staff, and more black education and campus racism. doctor nathan hare came from howard university in dc, involved in the black power movement, leading the charge for the first black studies program in the united states, and this clip found in san francisco state's tv archive. doctor hare is being interviewed by channel five. >> we're trying to start a black studies program at state college , and i think that it has the greatest and last hope to solve the educational problems of the black race in this country. shall jones, now a professor at san francisco state, is seen here next to doctor hare on the first day

faculty member. >> narrator: carol christ is the chancellor of the university of california at berkeley; a school with a long history >> two conflicting protests happening at the same time at u.c. berkeley. >> i think a protest is... it's certainly within the dna of berkeley, and the right of public protest, it's really absolutely essential to a democracy. what was complicated about this protest was the way in which for some people protesting, it shaded into kinds of prejudice-- antisemitism, islamophobia-- even though, you know, the center was legitimate political statement. >> (chanting): free, free palestine! >> narrator: for university leaders like christ, the protests presented a critical dilemma: balancing free speech with the need to prevent harassment and discrimination, which they are required to do under title vi of the civil rights act. >> everyone has a right to feel welcome, to feel comfortable, to feel that they can enjoy the, the opportunities that the university has without discrimination or bias. but sometimes that runs athwart of free speech protections. you are protected, as you well know, in sayi