tillow: that was much -- there was no movement in metropolis. probably,y caro, could have vied with hattiesburg for the brutality of the response to the movement in that was southern illinois. as a not see metropolis movement there, really. so i'm not sure. i did not know any white people in hattiesburg other than the people that were in the movement. went there over school break but decided -- ms. tillow: i would go back, yeah. did.is what i wish people went with the flow at the time, you know? we were young and i certainly did not have any particular skills to contribute, just myself, just going down and trying to be there and learn from other people and try to help in whatever way that i could. >> how did you find an assignment or what you were going to do? ms. tillow: i was with a group that went to these different places, we went to chapel hill and we went to tuskegee, where the freedomeparing schools that frick went to happen -- that were going to happen in 1964. we kind of went to displays in that place, chapel hill there was a student co

in chicago is a great metropolis for this is the first novel, the first novel of a great metropolis. you see through her eyes and she knows nothing. that is my original i do idea and using a girl from sparta north carolina. which she has 900 folks. it's up in the blue ridge. a girl who has been raised by very strict mother. an evangelical christian you probably heard of evangelical christians. and she is very strict and very domineering. her father has been laid off or unemployed factory worker. [inaudible] it's in the shoe factory. and so, although there is a fast set there is. being fast and sparta in addition to things including chewing tobacco. also a lot of west virginia chewing tobacco. anyway. she is not a part of any of that. she in her mind, she wants to have life of mind at this great university which i called dupont. she represents innocence. i wanted to make her a plausible example of someone who knew nothing about what she was going to run into. the coed storm really meant. what being filed what it means, what feels like you're remain to have a guy up to the room heard w

in the metropolis is considered a symbol of the wealthy growth oriented mongolia. in recent years hundreds of thousands of people have come here to try their luck. few have become successful. and yes he is experiencing the greatest rule exodus has ever seen. young people in particular don't want to be inferior to the west but they also don't want to be inferior to their asian neighbors. here consider traditional nomadic life as a viable future. if you just have already talked about beginning and the new john good that we have a song that deals with rapid technological progress and in particular reflects a moment when too much technological optimization has occurred here to you to get back to you good at this point what humans look for a place to slow down and return to nature and the origins of life. this is an important message that we want to give to the people he said especially to the mongolian youth so wealthy or is it to. look at most of symmetry in the middle of. the band john it's a backdrop that symbolizes an entire generation spheres for the future. this

of finally being on the winning side in life especially in the provinces far from the glittering metropolis as. before i came from soccer to fighting without rules for 9 years more i was a real football finance. video army service changed me. i didn't find football exciting anymore but i was looking for something else not that. i couldn't just sit at home after work. and i needed an outlet for my energy. so i started to fight and had my 1st win with the bill bennett 2nd and 3rd. he says it may sound strange but the brutal slights helped him to be a nice guy in everyday life they are designed to prevent men from becoming violent elsewhere for example in their families domestic violence is a big problem in russia. it's an explosion of emotions just like with football fans when they attack each other they don't hate each other they just want to get rid of the tension in the body as i. lived in. a medium sized workers town near russia's 2nd largest city st petersburg . he works in a small phone store in a large shopping mall. are you paying by card he says he finds it hard to communicate with c

and then in and the great metropolis and then you see it through her eyes. that was my original idea and then a girl who has been raised by very strict mother and the evangelical christian. and she's very strict and domineering. and to be a laid-off unemployed factory worker. and then that includes chewing tobacco the she's not a part of any of that but then this university that i called dupont to make a plausible example and then another guy up to the room. or a coed bathroom and what that is really like and when girls use to have modesty to strengthen her cells and they do that with i am charlotte simmons. by the end of the book she doesn't know who she is. at the end of the four years they have no idea who they are and that was the purpose. [applause] >> he didn't admit it freely. >> maybe they didn't tell you that very often. [laughter] . . . . [inaudible] it's wonderful to see if they have you. the [inaudible] i enjoyed most of doing the research after about four or five hours. ♪ tom wolfe started as a journalist and has made reporting a part of his lat

it is one of the places in the western chinese metropolis where vendors can set up stores without any special permission when one has just recently stopped a time and take your business to what you need to get here early otherwise all the spots are occupied. with the economy slumping and unemployment on the rise the government is encouraging people to engage in some new trades grin used to work in the h.r. department of a big company. the epidemic is change the job market. those companies who survived are treating employees differently they don't care about their employees because they think you won't dare to leave i quit because they made me work a lot of overtime. so i stepped up. until recently this was how china wanted its retail industry to look like a real estate boom had in a city neighborhoods torn down and replaced with shopping centers many of them catering to the luxury 2nd markets and street stores were driven out of the city up to today vendors who set up their stores and to move to city center face hefty fines but some take the risk this man who does not want to reveal h

it is one of the places in the western chinese metropolis where vendors can set up stores without any special permission when one has just recently stopped a time manicure business i generally don't need to get here early otherwise all the spots are occupied. with the economy slumping and unemployment on the rise the government is encouraging people to engage in smaller trade grin used to work in the h.r. department of a big company. not. the epidemic is change the job market. those companies who survived are treating employees differently they don't care about their employees because they think you won't dare to leave i quit because they made me work a lot of overtime. and i just up until until recently this was how china wanted its retail industry to look like a real estate boom had inner city neighborhoods torn down and replaced with shopping centers many of them catering to the luxury 2nd markets and street stores were driven out of the city up to today vendors from set up their stores and turning to city center face hefty fines but some take the risk this man who does not want to

completion of the greatest ar in all history, also marked his first official visit to the great metropolisis first act was to commission the united states navy's new supercarrier, named to commemorate his distinguished predecessor, franklin d. roosevelt. president truman said in commissioning this ship, the american people are honoring a talwart hero of this war who gave his life in the service of this country, franklin d. roosevelt, and it is a symbol of our commitment to help the peaceloving nations of the world to stop any future international gangsters. in the city's spacious central ark, more than a million persons gathered to hear president truman declare the nation's policy in world affairs -- that the united states seeks no international expansion or selfish advantage, the return of sovereign rights to people deprived of them by force, no territorial changes, for all people the choosing of their own government, assisting defeated enemy states to establish democratic governance. established by force and equal rights of all through the trade of raw materials in the world. in new york

navy day after the completion of the greatest war in all history marked his first visit to the metropolisthe navy's new supercarrier to --tinguish his predecessor to honor his distinguished predecessor, franklin d. roosevelt. president truman said in that commissioning this ship the american people are honoring a stalwart hero of this war who gave his life in the service of his country, franklin d. ofsevelt, and it is a symbol our commitment to help the peaceloving nations of the world to stop any future international gangsters. ♪ >> in the cities spacious central park, more than a million persons gathered to hear the president declare world affairs, that the united states seeks no international expansion, the return of all sovereign rights deprived of them, no territorial changes, for all people the choosing of their own form of government, our assistance in establishing democratic government's, the disapprove meant of governments established by force and equal rights to all. ♪ >> in new york harbor, 51 warships from the mightiest navy the world has ever known were waiting to be reviewed

this is the first american novel of a great metropolis. and that was my original idea using a girl from sparta, north carolina, which exists, 900 folks, only town in allegheny county up in the blue ridge. a girl raised by a very strict mother, evangelical christian, you've probably heard of evangelical christians and she's very strict and domineering. her father is a laid off factory worker, last in the tom mccann shoe factory, machine. although there's a fast set in sparta, north carolina, at the high school, there is and being fast in sparta in additional things, includes chewing tobacco. also a lot of west virginia, a lot of chewing tobacco. anyway, but she's not a part of any of that. so she in her mind is going to want to live-- she wants to live a life of the mind at this great university which i call dupont. she represents innocence. i wanted to make her a plausible example of somebody who knew nothing about what she was going to run into, what the co-ed dorm really meant. what being sexiled so your roommate could have someone up to

during those years, it grew into a financial metropolis. in 1997 the leasing agreement expired. the british handed hong kong over, but the so-called administrative region was to remain autonomous for 50 years. but then beijing began to intervene politically, and more and more members of the pro-democracy movement began taking to the stets. in 2019, t the situationon escalated d and mo thahan a milliohong kong resident began tookart t in ptests.s. originally the demonstraonons re a again a prorosed extritition w, andndhen turned intopopposion to o e inueuence chinana communist pay. bunow w a w national securyy law has silenced the demonstrators. >> a lot has changed in hong kong. you can see it on the streets. it used to be that many cafes and restaurants exexhibited popost-it notes s with pro-dedemocracy sayiyings wrin on them. now the notes are all blank. it's the same for cafe owner dickson. the blank poster is the new form of protest. written policacal statentsts areow too riy. >> the policcoululd t the natial s security law w into effect. just being accused could lead to arr

decades, this wonderful metropolis is enjoying a new lease on life, thanks to investments in culture, incluluding a great wine museum. join us to discover this city's art scene.

actually, a lettered person, fine hand, very literate letters, in fredericksburg, a metropolis in 1750-1760s but what emerged for me was a more sophisticated woman that history has not been kind to. the idea she needs to be looked at more closely. as you mentioned, george's father died at 12 years old and it occurred to me he had an older stepbrother who was never around much. he had two tutors but all these qualities we were associated with and all these things, the correct conclusion is these came from his mother so that is not just because of that. makes -- the most important woman in the history of the american public. >> thanks, that is an interesting reflection. i am sure people in fredericksburg would prefer your booming metropolis to my bustling challenge so certainly it was a lively place in the 18th-century and more dominant in the area than we may have thought. a quick follow-up about mary ball washington and people interpreted her as a mother over time. she goes from being june cleaver to joan crawford, visual media references there but you are also talking about a much lon

in madrid a pulsating metropolis and capital of spain ashraf hakimi was born here in 998 as the eldest son ever moroccan immigrant family from an early age football was everything. they can only much as a youngster my mother tried to get me interested in june swimming for war get up in the line told her i just wanted to play football you're going to get home with her i always wanted to have a ball and i see it i guess that shows. how much i already love the game back then it was going of course. kimi was still just a child when he came to the attention of the mighty radiometer it. started as a local club and was playing for them at a kids' tournament when real madrid noticed me. by the age of 8 i was at the youth academy and from there i played my way up through the ranks year on year until i made the reserves. i thought i'd go right up and then the following season i was playing for the 1st thing. that was a dream come true to progress in that way through the academy. in the uk and there are no. suddenly had kimi was surrounded by world class footballers a dream come true. he debuted

most of the roman city, including a hippodrome, still lies beneath a modern metropolis, but some remainscavated. it was 1957 when the workers starting to make an apartment building and then these walls appeared. some historians think as many as 18 roman emperors were born in the territory of modern—day serbia, and that five of those were born here in sirmium itself. it's a heritage this archaeologist thinks is little known outside of the balkans, largely due to the period in the late ‘90s when serbia was seen by some as a political pariah because of the conflict in kosovo. do you think people are surprised that serbia had such a roman history? ah, i think that it is not so much known, and for a long time, we were isolated and we did a lot during that time, according to the protection of archaeological heritage. and the archaeologists want the world to know about the incredible remains they found here. they're using new 3—d reconstruction techniques so that people can digitally explore what parts of this ancient city might have looked like. these things which connect people, like roman he

the south korean capital seoul is a teeming metropolis of 10000000 a finance hub and center for the arts there's plenty of tradition here but not much scope for large scale urban development. that's taking place 40 kilometers to the west some go international business district is being built from the ground up on 6th where kilometers of reclaimed land. it's been billed as the smart city of the 21st century and young bodies pioneering work on the part of architects construction companies environmental and high tech firms and computer network experts. this model city is overseen and run by a giant computer system it's the brains of the city all public buildings and homes are equipped with digital sensors and controls that can be operated remotely and are monitored centrally. sensors relay rooms temperature and energy it's all being tracked and can be adjusted individual that residents can monitor and reduce their consumption unisa bill staff can optimize the use of resources. they see power consumption at every node and can match production to demand. the garbage disposal system is also ex

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traditional at the culture but it could prove to be an important step for what sustainable living in metropolis. this rooftop in the south of paris will harm by europe's biggest urban farm the aim is to bring about a new era of increased sustainable agriculture and the covert $1000.00 crisis has even more made the case for such a model. kavanaugh. also. our project incarnates what we in france call the world of tomorrow it stands for urban resilience new kind of city with more solidarity and proximity and local food networks of high quality. you know. the plants are attached to vertical pillars or held in horizontal container as a 3rd of the farm is opening now with the whole project launching in 2022 half of the 400000 euros for the project were raised in a crowdfunding campaign. for me we are using so called hydroponics and our opponents methods they are based on a closed circuit where water and nutrients are being channeled to the plants and that allows us to use 90 percent less water than in traditional agriculture but this expert says that even during its biggest urban farm has its limits

the south korean capital seoul is a teeming metropolis of 10000000 a finance hope and its center for the arts there's plenty of tradition here but not much scope for large scale urban development. that's taking place 40 kilometers to the west some dough international business district is being built from the ground up on 6th where kilometers of reclaimed land. it's been billed as the smart city of the 21st century and your body is pioneering work on the part of architects construction companies environmental and high tech firms and computer network experts. this model city is overseen and run by a giant computer system it's the brains of the city all public buildings and homes are equipped with digital sensors and controls that can be operated remotely and are monitored centrally. sensors relay rooms temperature and energy use it's all being tracked and can be adjusted individual that residents can monitor and reduce their consumption you know simple staff can optimize the use of resources. they see power consumption at every node and can match production to demand. the garbage dispo