the jesuit college is considered a symbol of orsha, firstly, and the jesuits did not open their educationalanywhere, so the college was once again in orsha, and secondly, napoleon and stendhal, and for a long time the college kept the arshentsev in fear, since there was a prison here until the nineties of the last century , but today the building has a secular purpose, and this is the first time i have seen such a landmark, it is a monument in honor of a monument, or rather a stone in honor of a stone. what's the point? the monument was erected in honor of a unique boulder measuring 2 by 3 m, which existed in orsha in the 19th century and was very revered. they even put a six-pointed cross on it, but in the thirties the boulder was blown up, the fragments were lost, and they were erected for posterity stone in honor of the rogvolod stone. these are not all the secrets of orsha. almost all monastic orders were once represented in orsha. the monastery buildings now house official institutions. unfortunately, the churches were destroyed by the soviet regime. the once majestic complex. destroye

rich in their history, rich in their culture, and the bogovilensky monastery is a must see, the jesuit collegebefore our eyes, the church of st. joseph, i would like there to be people bigger, not such a deserted area, should be bigger, but full of tourists. full of people, full of people who are interested in culture and history. misha, i was glad to see you, glad of this sudden meeting. good luck on your journey. thank you! while the iron brothers were deciding what else was worth seeing in orsha, i decided to get to know the participants of the motorcycle rally from other countries to find out their impressions of belarus. and this is michal, he came to belarus from poland, as i understand it, for the first time? to belaraya, but not the first, but previously i was only at the drest rally. this is the first time i’ve seen real belarus like this. michal, you are taking part in the race, together with the iron brothers club, as i understand it, you have already traveled a lot, what did you like most about our country? people, people, because, but they, i think, are the most pleasant slavic pe

such is the quality and allure of the si college prep education. the jesuit ideal. from 2004 to 2010 i proudly served on the board of regents buildings and grounds department which in 2010 put forth a master plan, which proudly bears my name and served as the genesis of the project today so immensely proud what is placed here before you. i would like to respectfully request that you approve the project. si has educated youth for nearly 170 years and wants to do so for another 170 years and be able to do that it has to have modern facilities that allows them to teach the students of the new millenia so i proudly request that you approve this project. thank you very much for your time. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is marisa brandon, a 35 year resident of san francisco practice architect for 30 years and parent of two daughters who attended si high school one of which is a senior. during my time as a parent at si i volunteered on design and development of the father [indiscernible] academy theition have of the president father eddie reese. in order to prepa

jesuit i was a wannabe science writer. i wanted to be a story. in 1970, i a college freshman at boston college liberal arts major, my creative writing instructor said, you know, if you want to read, write stories, you should read well-written stories. and he suggested the narnia books. now, i was just old enough that had never heard of the narnia books in fact when i was a kid, i was even a bigger nerd mostly back in those days. i didn't even like fantasy books, wanted books with facts kind of like the eustace character in narnia that boy did. i relate to him. so it's not surprising that i'd never heard of the number of good books, but my best friend from high school h also gone off to boston with me, but he was studying physics at mit and he was a member of. the m.i.t. science fiction. so every weekend go out and hang out with him. and i discovered the misfits library and there were i found copies of the narnia. i'm 18 years old. i discovered for the first time i'm concentrating on the author's technique re than the content. but i discovered that this had a remarkab

jesuit priest question what are you doing here? and he was the perfect messenger because he had a similar upbringing to my father, working class catholic family first members of their family to go to college. they paid their way through college. he was a janitor to pay his way through xavier. so the messenger was someone that is hey, it's okay. like you've proven, you've proved to yourself that you can do this. people know that you're good. it's okay to take some time for yourself. it's not going to disrupt the flow of hard work. you're not going to be looked upon poorly for it. and after that conversation, i went outside and i said, okay, let me start to to think about this. and perhaps leave this gilded path. so one of the things that you began to do was you would start searching on google maps. yeah, different places around the world. was that which came first? was was it this sense of, oh, i know what i need to do, i need to travel, i need to travel solo, or was it like, what was the i just it was one of these things where you're on this trajectory and i was at that point mature enough to understand how fortunate i was, privileg i was, but also when you work in network news, the peopl

jesuit priest question what are you doing here? and he was the perfect messenger because he had a similar upbringing to my father, working class catholic family first members of their family to go to college. they paid their way through college. he was a janitor to pay his way through xavier. so the messenger was someone that is hey, it's okay. like you've proven, you've proved to yourself that you can do this. people know that you're good. it's okay to take some time for yourself. it's not going to disrupt the flow of hard work. you're not going to be looked upon poorly for it. and after that conversation, i went outside and i said, okay, let me start to to think about this. and perhaps leave this gilded path. so one of the things that you began to do was you would start searching on google maps. yeah, different places around the world. was that which came first? was was it this sense of, oh, i know what i need to do, i need to travel, i need to travel solo, or was it like, what was the i just it was one of these things where you're on this trajectory and i was at that point mature enough to understand how fortunate i was, privileged i was, but also when you work in network news, the peo