ocu, and the scholastic ocu into in turn, has already created a commission for a potential unification, this is by no means the stupidity of specific characters, here international, international conspiracy to destroy orthodoxy... introduced to parliament a new version of the law on the activities of constitutional organizations, which puts the matter beyond the possibility of the existence of the ukrainian orthodox church in ukraine, namely the sbu, creators and moderators of this process. ultimately, no matter how much vasily malyak, the head of the sbu of ukraine, would like to imagine himself as a super genius who invents new theories in fact in the system of ukrainian power. he is only an executor, an executor of secret and vile plans against the ukrainian people, against the whole world, but he is just a pawn, as it turned out, in a big game, in most cases the pawn is cut down and removed from the board, and such fate, as a rule, is waiting for performers who are just like you... well, what will happen next, naturally, we will find out in the near future, but in the meantime, mar

average income and above, we must carefully consider and adopt some programs so that these are not scholastic tour operators, some kind of groups, so that those who come can come from one region there to another, well, we continue to travel around russia, here at the vdnh exhibition, every region has huge tourism potential, for example, you can take a ride around pushkin. resigned, she was already accepted by president recep erdogan. we’ll talk about the reasons and consequences of the dismissal of rka with our own correspondent in the republic, leila alnazarova. she gets in direct contact. leila, hello, what do you know about this resignation? there are a lot of rumors popping up now. first of all, due to the fact that irkan wrote on social networks? yes, daria, there really is a castling again, perhaps this is the most frequently changed position in the republic, the head. central bank of turkey, hafize gay rka the night before asked recep tayyip erdogan to relieve her of her post. the turkish president accepted his resignation. the reason for this decision was cited by rka as the accusatio

rescue, or what experts call it differently, until then, everyone these conversations, they will be scholasticd whether it's a vo or a certain minister doesn't really matter much. well, i understand, mr. nikita, that the servant of the people is not too determined to reformat the majority, in principle you are deyuri. and so are the majority de facto, you have a majority, this is together with the trust of opzzh, the revival, well, there are also various groups and factions that, in principle, give more than 226 votes, and therefore it is absolutely not illogical to ask whether there will be a government of people's trust, whether there will be a government of a different format , in principle, although, although it should probably be asked this question, because the same denys shmyhal. four years in the position of the prime minister of ukraine, and in fact, perhaps, perhaps it would be worthwhile for zelensky to change the prime minister of ukraine, or all, all the positions that exist, well, almost all, they suit the servant of the people , and well, there is no point in changing people now

the united states congress holding for a full review of the country's bilateral relationship with scholastic, a following the international court of justice. and the case of the bull accused as the reading party mostly. okay. n. c, inconsistent. but it's um, publicly stated policy of 9 alignment in international affairs. and it also states that to these, that african government has a history and mentality of siding, would add to that it deems not to arrive fully including come us the end of the bus . and for the reason it even goes as far as the kids being the president of. so that's a good place that i'm a pull. is that the foreign minister of the country? now lady ponder and amc spokesperson mess and you've been with c of different accusation. and issues of from and to submit to remarks to internal economy issues in the phase. and so last week out, we do know that policy makers in washington have a significantly invested in cultivating wilma u. is the last week of release is at the highest level that the even believe that adding some personal chemistry to the mix of share, the democratic a

national salvation, or -experts call it different, so far all these conversations, they will be scholastic, and whether it will be vo or whether it will be a certain minister, it really does not matter much. well, i understand, mr. nikita, that the servant of the people is not too determined to reformat the majority, in principle, you are dejure and that is the majority, de facto, you have a majority - it is together with trust. and opzzh revival, well there and various groups and factions, which in principle give more than 226 votes, eh, and therefore it is absolutely not illogical to ask whether there will be a government of people's trust, whether there will be a government of a different format, in principle, although, although probably it would be worth asking this question, because the same denys shmyhal, four years in the post of prime minister of ukraine and in fact. perhaps, perhaps, it would be worthwhile for zelensky to change the prime minister of ukraine, or all, all positions that exist, well almost all of them, they arrange a servant of the people, and well, there is no poin

united states congress holdings for a full review of the country's bilateral relationship with scholastic, a following the international court of justice, and the case the found it plausible the said, i forget, had to commit to, i mean is while i had committed acts of genocide of gays and guys of the bull accused as the reading party mostly of antique inconsistent. but it's publicly stated policy of 9 alignment in, in international the fees. it also states that the said african government has the history and mentality of siding would add to that it deems not to arrive full, including commerce and the russian federation. it even goes as far as the choosing the president of sylvester is the pause that the foreign minister of the country. now lady ponder and amc spokesperson mess in the bengal would see any of the different accusation and issues of from and to submit to remarks to internal economy issues in the phase. and so last week i would do, you know, that policy makers in washington have a significantly invested in cultivating small menu is the best successes at the highest level that

i don't much like the southern part the russian lands, including key if some simple categories, scholastic guns have gradually gravitate towards another magnus to the center that was emerging in europe. you wonder from the a little scope. this was the grand duchy of lithuania, so there isn't that you do if it was even called dillard waiting in russian. dutchy, because the russians were a significant part of this population. they spoke the old russian language and where forth about seeing when you look, i noticed that it was, but then there was a unification. the union of the grand duchy of between the and the kingdom of poland was the only see a few years later another union was signed and which in use less. but this time already in the religious sphere. the human doesn't what that is human. some of the orthodox priest became subordinate to the pope. thus these lands became part of the day before which looked waning states upon the at you and you. if it's just an easy clean, it didn't, it's just during decades, the polls were engaged in roland ization. of this part of the population can us

scholastic magazine and i decided to write historical book based the letters of these confederate heroes. troubles interfered. it was not until eight years later when i was barely as a very young journalist living in new york, that the subject of my civil war kinfolk revived. lived. of course, a great lot of research was necessary. the place i chose to do research was the new york library for several reasons one being that it was winter and this particular place war and clean and situated off park avenue provided cozy haven the whole day long. also, perhaps because of its location the staff and client were a comfort in themselves. a bunch of upper well-mannered literati. some of the customers i saw frequently at the library were more than that. especially the blue eyed lady. her eyes were the pale blue of a prairie dawn. on a clear day. also, there was something wholesome and countrified about her face. and it was not just an absence. cosmetics. she an ordinary height. and of a solid, but not overly solid. her clothing was composed of an unusual but somehow attractive combination of mate

of american college students and 42% of high school athletes and 94% of female executives play scholastic sports. title ix was the crowning achievement of the feminist movement. its origins incontrovertibly in women's liberation, spurred by statements made by the judge famously who proclaimed in 1971, athletic competition builds character in our boys. we don't need that kind of character in our girls. yet, by threatening the title ix's guarantee of equality, the department is on the cusp of perpetuating just this type of regressive thinking. there were two rules that issue the letter for which criteria for athletics between athletic interests of women and transgender identified men, the department has called the rule a compromise but a compromise it most definitely is not. instead, it is a self refuting tangle of considerations, a bureaucratic nightmare for any educational institutions to which it applies. it does not clarify title ix's sex based criteria in sports, it complicates it. departs from decades of title ix allocation to athletics, obscures the plaintext of the long-standing ath

men in this country and scholastically receive 1250 $2 million more in attic scholarships than women for the 2019 and 2020 year period and, girls generally have approximately 1.1 million fewer opportunities than boys to participate in high school athletics. title ix has not been able to fix that. does this ring true, the statistic i just read to you? >> i have the statistic in front of me. what i do know is that there are so many more opportunities because of title ix and if we allow men and boys and women sports, which is what is happening. >> ms. russell. >> those opportunities for scholarships -- >> i just want to get the, well, i don't know whether or not excluding transgender athletes from participating fixes this gross inequity of $252 million more in athletic scholarships and 1.1 million fewer opportunities for girls than boys to participate in high school athletics. my point is that excluding transgender athletes would constitute less than 1% of this country is not a fix to the gender inequities in sports. let me just read to you. >> am i allowed to say something? >> i reclai

. >> i am a scholastic reporter and very thankful for this engaging panel that all the speakers have provided to. my question is in regards to who motivated you to pursue this field of entrepreneurship that is difficult to pursue and there is a likely chance of failure over the fact that african-americans have been subjugated again in this industry with the wealth gap and how have you been motivated and who specifically motivated you to carry out these ideas and how can we inspire future generations and kids of the day to become the leaders of tomorrow? [applause] >> first it goes without saying that i'm motivated by you. [applause] it started for me in church so there has to be background in which he talked about your family and upbringing. then i got the chance to see those that are performing. when i got to sit on the board of that african-american group i was the youngest person before me was 56. so i've spent a lot of time listening. god gave you two ears and one mouth. listen. we have an opportunity to listen to people and ask questions. there is so much experience that people

of american college students and 42% of high school athletes and 94% of female exectives played scholastic sports. title ix was a crowning achievement of the feminist movement. its origins in women's liberation spurred by statements made by the judge famously who proclaimed in 1971 athletic competition builds character in our boys. we don't need that kind of character in our girls. and yet, by threatening to gut title ix's guarantee of equality, the department is on the cusp of perpetuating just this type of regressive thinking. there are two rules at issue, the letter of which governs athletics between athletic interests of women and transgender identified men the department has called the rule a compromise. but a compromise it most definitely is not. instead, it is a self-refuting tangle of considerations, a bureaucratic nightmare for any institution to which it applies. it doesn't clarify title ix's sex based criteria in sports, it complicates it. it obscures the plain text of the long standing at leggics regulation with vague terms, an unworkable standard and the guaranteed conflict wi

i'm the solutions executive for scholastic northern california, especially in its sense of literacy anduity. i'm here to advocate for ali for a few reasons. specifically, and most importantly, the mci program. the mci programs data with regard to attendance and lexile level scores, improving is right on par with what we see nationally at scholastic. i want to just cite a couple of studies that we've seen in the past couple of years. 2016 the national bureau of economic research found that freshman at risk of dropping out, they had a grade point average increase of at least one point, and attendance rose by 21% when they were enrolled in an ethnic studies course. that's the power of giving students that sort of representation and the learning objectives that they have every single day. and i just want to congratulate everyone on the team for that work. and congratulate the board. and definitely encourage you to keep that program going. thank you. thank you. okay. and so now we will move to 15 minutes of agenda items on line. at this time i'm. at this time we will take public comment from

great work that you are doing, and we have a huge surprise for you can we bring these books out scholastichank you. >> what gave you the faith and belief to go for it, to quit your job and really just go out? that is so courageous. >> i couldn't find a job i was absolutely in love with. i knew i loved books so i had to figure it out. my lifelong dream was to own a bookstore, so this is the way i could do it. >> well, this is something special. you are pretty amazing thank you so much for coming to see us today. >> i bet you inspire other people out there watching us right now thinking, maybe i could do something like this. >> absolutely. if you have a dream you want to pursue, it is never too late i'm a mom of three i grew up in the bronx i'm just a regular person who decided to follow her dreams. >> yes >> you helped so many people along the way. >> way to go, latonya. >> we wish you the best. >> great selection, too. >> i love it. >> great >> all right bronx-bound books, don't forget it, everybody. all the best to you. >> thank you. >> all right mr. roker? >> that is terrific. all those