apparently, the political escort program will soon be introduced at yerevan state university, the statesme up with a brilliant plan to affiliate his university with the office of a desperate housewife who ran away from vilnius. well, finally, the leadership of ysu soberly assessed their level education, even if... they invite you to do just that - well, maybe they will even ask you to teach in the theater arts and acting program, which ego estimates at 1980 euros per year. for the tandem of a runaway housewife and her serv-cardinal in glasses, of course, it’s not enough, but you have to hold on. shugaddi gave all their money to a worse boy. so the running svetlana has taken up science firmly, discussing the issues of reducing private schools in belarus, after all , there are no other problems... woe are the fighters for democracy, or are there? maybe svetlana will discuss the problem of robbery and deception of students of that same vilnius yerevan state university? when the management simply deceived the students, quietly, by increasing the passing score for free education. that is, stu

through this legacy dinner that they're having over at the student union ballroom b at san jose state universityl 4 at 5 o'clock. it's a legacy dinner with the san jose state latino alumni network. up next here on "comunidad del valle," why zip codes matter when it comes to school funding with the state. stay with us. valley, they're getting the grade of a d that's a d, almost an f that's according to research by the hispanic foundation of silicon valley. well, now some powerhouse agencies are coming together to do something about it. dr. lisa andrew is the president and ceo of the silicon valley education foundation to talk about something called the east side education initiative. dr. andrew, welcome to the show. dr. lisa andrew: oh, thank you. so happy to be here. damian: thank you for being here. such an important topic. i wish we had the entire show to talk about it, but you know, when ron gonzalez mentioned the letter grades at the unveiling back in june, he said that if he had this report card, he wouldn't hide it from his parents because it was that bad. it's ugly, a d is ugly. dr. andre

and this is the rector of the belarusian state university who spoke. us about any details of studyingo a little more of his life than was written, for example, on the internet, who thinks that andrei dmitrievich was a little disingenuous, did not tell you everything truth, i think that in many moments, when asked about personal life or about situations that... have come over many years of experience, we they told in general terms, but did not tell the situation itself about moments from life, i would have listened more about this. interesting opinion andrey dmitrievich, what can you say in response to this remark? in fact, i tried to answer in such a way that it was clear, but i will take it into account, as i already said, for the future, well, perhaps i need to tell it somewhere, maybe in more detail, here. this is the rule, the hero always has the last word, sum up the conversation that took place. i have said several times that this is what it sounded like today: probably one of the main dominant points in the content: time is the main resource. and now, after this meeting, i’m st

and this is the rector of the belarusian state university, who told us about any details of studying to a little more of his life than is written, for example, on the internet. and who thinks that andrei dmitrievich is a little i was cunning and didn’t tell you the whole truth. i think that at many points, when asked about personal life or situations that have occurred over many years of experience, we were told in general terms. but don’t tell me the situation itself about moments from life, i would listen more about this. interesting opinion andrey dmitrievich, what can you say in response to this remark? in fact, i tried to answer in such a way that it was clear, but i will take into account, as i already said, for the future, perhaps i need to go into more detail somewhere. we have this rule: the hero always has the last word. summarize what happened. the program has 100 questions for adults, see you in a week, look in the next issue, honored artist of the republic of belarus ruslan alekhno, meet you! you were born in belarus, but live in russia, from which country do you conside

and this the rector of the belarusian state university, who told us about any details. studying at this than was written, for example, on the internet. and whoever thinks that andrei dmitrievich was a little disingenuous, did not tell you the whole truth. i think that at many points when asked about personal life or situations that happened over many years of experience. we were told in general terms, but not they told me the very situation and moments from life, i would have listened more about this. interesting opinion andrey dmitrievich, what can you say in response to this remark? in fact, i tried to answer in such a way that it was clear, but i will take into account, as i already said, for the future, perhaps i need to go into more detail somewhere, maybe, we have such a rule that the last word is always for... let me down the result of the conversation that took place, i said several times that this was what it sounded like today, probably one of the main dominant moments in content, time is the main resource, now after this meeting i’m starting to think that the main resource is

those who create them for themselves are in the lead, as they say, how to make a belarusian state universityswered this question. i think this is not only at our university, a whole system has been developed to support those students who need it, and these are different levels of support, and of course, a lot still depends on how the student himself perceives his condition , if he understands that this is the beginning of his path, and he will value much more that part of the time that he spends on... well, on the other hand, this also destroys itself a little, so how does the school assessment system differ from the university one? well of course, there are their own points, their own scales, but in general, a school student, already at a higher level of the first stage of higher education, the second stage of higher education, a master's degree student, of course, he must pro... at the university he becomes, can become a good student or even an average student ? an example of a typical school excellent student who absorbs everything that is given to him on the record, so, to some extent, h

of belarus, metropolitan filoret, is being held in the capital on the basis of the belarusian state universityf physical culture. both boys and girls of absolutely everyone perform here age categories, sports include karate, takwando, kickboxing, hand-to-hand combat and kyukushinkai. agree, this is a real martial arts festival. however, the main goal of these competitions is to develop feelings of humanism and respect among young athletes. fight with people from other groups, from other cities, to find out what i am capable of. the competition is memorable because there is a lot of competition, and because of the judges. they are all so diverse, they can, of course, judge in their own way, but in most cases they still judge fairly, and this is what i want all the tournaments are remembered very well, in general the very essence of it is charity, and i really like helping people who have no one to help, different types of martial arts, children watch, parents watch, get carried away, so yes, it seems to me that it is such a global association between types of martial arts, this is very importan

it was quiet at san jose state university, as well as here at the san francisco state university campus. how many students will actually be in the classroom at the csu's 2023 schools when spring semester begins is up in the air. the cfa, california faculty association, has called for a statewide teachers strike for all of next week after seven month of unsuccessful contract talks. the teamsters union, representing skilled trade employees, also plans to strike. san jose cfa chapter president says their union had no choice after the csu stepped to its initial offer of a 5% raise each year for 3 years. >> the csu bargaining team walked out of negotiations, and then the chancellor imposed a final best offer. we really have to strike at this point, because none of our negotiation asks were even addressed, really. >> reporter: today in a virtual press conference, the chancellor's office that the union's demand for a 12 sort raise was unreasonable and virtually impossible to meet. >> we would have to make severe cuts to programs. we would have to lay off employees. this would jeopardize our ed

the peacock feathers that state universities have are harmed by it. the independence that we call the independence of universities has a scientific basis. it also has a scientific basis. you see, a university is a place that has the ability to produce science. it has this quality shut down, don't shut down, this has no quality, shut down, or here, you brought the quality down , i'll bring the budget down, this is clearly a violation of the independence of authority. it is the science of universities that i don't know what basis this can have. please tell me that first of all, the university has been seen to have various functions, it is not just the production of science , it has been the responsibility of the university for a period of time that the experts needed at night, for example should he educate the government body, or even now, one of his duties is these, that is, it is not only the science production department. another point is the issue of independence you see, the university is an institution that emerged from western civilization, and by

state. your neutral in the university. _ state. your neutral in the university, but _ state. state. your neutral in the - university, but would you give me a name of we think might be on top tonight? i me a name of we think might be on top tonight?— on top tonight? i don't think there's any _ on top tonight? i don't think there's any question - on top tonight? i don't think there's any question donald | there's any question donald trump once a night, the question, and that's always a question, and that's always a question for 22 to four, who comes in second.— question for 22 to four, who comes in second. we'll watch this over _ comes in second. we'll watch this over the _ comes in second. we'll watch this over the next _ comes in second. we'll watch this over the next few - comes in second. we'll watch this over the next few hours, | this over the next few hours, thank you professor for this over the next few hours, thank you professorforjoining thank you professor for joining us. over to you sumi. let's take a look at the situation in israel and the fate of some of the israe

kavos, which state universities have, are harmed by it . the independence that we call the independence of universities has a scientific basis . see, a university is a place that has the ability to produce science. if there is a building, an organization from outside will come and say that you have this quality now, close it, don't close it, it doesn't have this quality, close it, or you brought the quality here. the independence of the scientific authority of the universities is that i don't know what basis this can have. the problem with your proposal is that i wanted to serve you with this boldness. what should we do if we have the right to education? in our public universities , he does not have the right to receive any education from the government to perform this duty, how is this right education is mentioned in article 30 of the constitution and then again in article 3 of article 3, and we should mention it in the international documents that we are members of, such as articles 26 and 27 of the universal declaration of human rights or

state universities are 50. pele state university is like this now, no, 25, 50.ould like to say that it is better if i don't give an exact number, because i have to, but what i have in my mind right now is like this. the point is a discussion of the management structure. according to the constitution , the next pillar of discussion is the students. our students are really complaining about azad university. it is an impossible reality. we have to go to the point where these mistakes, these problems, and these problems are 3 solve everyone's mistakes , problems, problems, it means that the student's opinion is secured, the next discussion is the discussion of the texts, the discussion of the texts is also a very important discussion that should be corrected , of course, although many of the texts are common between the government and the free, there are still a series of texts that are in the university it is taught freely, which is for example in the form of a pamphlet and i don't know the form, the professor comes and gives a discussion of several pages, and thes

we at cal state university said in a statement that they acknowledge all workers rights, and if students vote to form a union, that they will follow collective bargaining laws and negotiate and work with them as they have other unions on campus. >> julie. all right. >> lamonica peters reporting live tonight in san jose. lamonica. thank you. >> new at ten san francisco headquartered levi strauss and company announcing it is laying off 10 to 15% of its global corporate workforce force, the clothing retailer making that announcement as it reported fourth quarter earnings and predicted a weaker than expected fiscal year ahead. as of november, levi's had about 19,000 employees, the company says the job cuts will take place in the first half of this year, and microsoft is laying off 1900 employees in its gaming division. the majority of the cuts affect workers, and the company's recently acquired gaming company, activision blizzard, which is behind well-known franchises including call of duty. in addition to the layoffs, activision blizzard's president also announced that he's leaving the comp

questions in detail, and seemed to give us some advice, and this is the rector of the belarusian state universityuld like to go there, i was very glad to hear a little more of his life. what is written, for example, on the internet, who thinks that andrei dmitrievich was a little disingenuous, not told you the whole truth, i think that in many moments, when asked about personal life or situations that occurred over many years of experience, we were told in general terms, but they did not tell the situation itself and moments from life, i would have listened more about this . interesting opinion andrey dmitrievich, what can you say in response to this remark? in fact, i tried to answer in such a way that it was clear, but i will take into account, as i already said, for the future, perhaps i need to go into more detail somewhere. we have this rule: the hero always has the last word, sum up the conversation that took place. i have said several times that this sounded, in general, today as probably one of the main, dominant ones. moments in the content, time is the main resource, and now after this

all right, we leave it there, professor ali, re, as from the illinois state university. thanks for joining us on dw. thank you. a secretary of state anthony, blinking is on a tour of the middle east and in an effort to contain the conflict in gaza. his latest hopes of taking place and guitar, whose officials have served as keen mediators between israel and thomas. which card i the worst terror attack in israel's history? on october 7th, are you a secretary of state antony blinking on a mad scramble to prevent the spread of israel? a mazda for this time? us is tough. diplomat isn't guitar. second largest city sale has this middle east mission becomes ever more urgent. us secretary of state, met with a guitar a mere shake. tell me been how much, how tiny blinking says he's pushing for ways to protect civilians and get more humanitarian aid in the gaza. while ensuring that moss could not strike again, blinking visit to a world food program facility highlighting the worsening humanitarian situation and the gaza strip. for these displays, palestinians caught in the crossfire.

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a massive strike by thousands of california state university workers is now over. t was supposed to last a week, but a surprise tentative agreement came just hours after the strike began. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at cal state east bay in hayward with what this deal means, lena, reggie, good morning to you. >> after spending just one day out on strike, professors and their students are all expected to be back inside of their classrooms today here at csu east bay and at all cal state university campuses across the board. this includes nearly 30,000 professors, librarians and other workers across the cal state system. the largest public university system in the country . the california faculty association overnight saying, in case anyone forgot, strikes work , confirming their members will return to work today instead of continuing their week long walkout, the union had demanded a 12% pay raise, but the school said that would cost more than $300 million per year across the school's 23 campuses. i have served over 7000 students who are now science ed

will be with our heroes, this is alexey kozyrev, dean of the faculty of philosophy of moscow state universityostoevsky is read in the subway, dostoevsky they read in transport, dostoevsky is read anywhere ivan karabazov, who speaks to alyosha in tax, about life, about the sticky, wedge-shaped leaves that he loves, and most of all about life. world, to choose oneself, and even to overcoming the all too human, because among the countless weedy perspectives of this world, there is always something that gives a thing its authenticity. if we understand time and stop confusing time with its units of measurement, with a calendar, with a dial, with a ruler, then we will understand that time has a certain productive force of its own. such a tradition in our russia, the future in russia in 2022 has already developed, well, you know, because it was homework , we ask all our heroes to bring with take something with you to the studio that they would take if they received such a task, take one thing with them, immediately teleport to 2022, you can only take one thing with you, here alexey, let’s start with

that was professor ali re us from illinois state university. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. it's us secretary state anthony blinking had sick is real on monday as it continues a diplomatic push to stop the war and guys of igniting a wider regional conflict. speaking the guitar blinking warranty is a really, it was imperative to put a premium on protecting civilians in gauze that is real. is battling homeless, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the west, germany and many others. us secretary of state antony, blinking on a mad scramble to prevent the spread of the israel moss war after positive meetings and contort blinking warrant on sunday. the war between israel and mos in gaza could metastasize and threaten security in the wider middle east. and the secretary blinking, laid out his diplomatic push while appraising his host in all of my meetings. over the last 2 days, we discussed ongoing efforts to better protect civilians in gaza and to get more humanitarian assistance to them. and to get the remaining hostages out. and home with their loved one

in addition, the faculties of the state university of state university approached the reception of participants detective stories to try. strengths in 3d modeling as well as mechanical engineering. many joined the meetings online. the next holidays will take place in the spring. more detailed information can be found on the website of grodno state university. despite the frost, outside the window on january 13 in the capital the zoo will be really hot, because there will be a fiery circus show. in addition to the furry inhabitants of the zoo, in the new year, guests of the event will be greeted by father frost and the snow maiden, as well as other fairy-tale characters beloved by everyone. the organizers promise a rich program, and the fiery circus show will melt even the coldest heart. thirteen-year-old american willis gibson was the first in history to completely complete the original version of the tetris game. teenager. could reach level 157, after which the figures stopped appearing on the screen. previously this only artificial intelligence achieved results. at that time, as usual, player

to work with me to begin a new engineering focused middle school -- medical school at arizona state universityto double the size of university of arizona medical sools and start a new medical school focus on serving rural and tribal communities at northern arizona university's. [applause] as someone who had to work my way through college and who would not be here today without the scholarships and financial aid, ensuring higher education is sustainable for any arizonan who wants it is personal to me. and i know ny in this chamber recognize we have a duty to make higher education as acssible as possible. we should be proud of the projects -- progress we have made in this area through securing significant investments in tribal colleges as well as new fundg for community colleges in rural arizona. however, we must also recognize many of our actions have been one-time investments. we must seize the opportunity as our budget outlook improves to strengthen support efforts such as scholarship programs for students from low income households. programs that provide students the opportunity to learn col

state's history. [applause] this milestone is a testament to the hard work and commitment of our entrepreneurs and innovators, our community colleges, universities, tradespeople and of so many who recognize the promise of arizona. just as impressively, our state has attracted $32 billion in foreign investment. more than california, texas or any other state in the nation. that $32 billion means jobs, jobs and more jobs for working people in arizona. [applause] we created over 56,000 jobs in 2023. and we are just getting started. arizona leads the way in attracting the high-tech advanced manufacturing businesses that are building the nation's future. i'm proud to say these achievements were possible because of the partnerships between the public and private sectors. we should applaud the chambers of commerce and economic development groups across the state and most particularly the arizona commerce authority for their tireless efforts to attract new, high-quality jobs. jobs that can be life changing for families and transformational for communities. with this continued success, there's no question we must pass continuation of the arizona commerce

that was professor ali, re us from illinois state university. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. let's take a look now and some other stories making headlines around the world. us lawmakers have announced a bi partisan deal on federal funding for the current fiscal year. the agreement on a $1600000000.00 funding limit comes after weeks of negotiation. the deal marks a major step towards avoiding a government shut down of the us. federal aviation administration has ordered airlines in the country, not to fly boeing mex 9 planes that have the same cap and panels as the one that blew out in a mit in mid air. this week. it said the aircraft will remain grounded until the agency is convinced that they are safe. the 1st u. s. lunar mission in more than 15 years, so the blast officer, the volk and rock, will be carrying a landing vehicle which is planned to land on the lunar surface. the mission is a joint venture between nasa and a private company. it will also be taking ashes and dna from star trek cast members to the moon. you are a s

of the khodorkovsky foundation, here is a list of universities that receive grants: voronezh state universityfter boris nikolaevich yeltsen ( $1930). far eastern federal university - 298 thousand dollars. irkutsk state university 318. and so on, kazan. russia, ukraine, kazakhstan, central asia and so on. the program, short, is held twice a year. this is a program that the scholarship holder will implement when he returns back to his homeland, after a year he must report on how he completed his program, logical, yes, if they pay money, of course it is logical. for example, this fund supports promising specialists from russia, what does this mean? such a promising student for russia, who is studying according to uk patterns, this means that he will fulfill the assigned tasks, he is promising for the uk, living in russia, and not for russia, having studied in the uk, i just beg you, do not try to accuse me of spy mania, conspiracy theories and so on, but having returned here, promising, it means that this is not an idiot, this is not a stupid person. scientists, directors of large enterprises, p

service in the home church of the holy martyr tatiana at the faculty of journalism of moscow state universitys, and everyone is treated to mead. on this day, all students in the country can get free access to skating rinks, excursions, festivals, concerts, but some in particular. i'm taking my state exam today. report by daria okuneva. can i still choose a tray? they believe in omens and hope in fate, which sometimes fails. i don't like this ticket. can i change it to another, after all, an exam for them without any irony, a holiday. the azov technical university was badly damaged during the shelling of mariupol, training was interrupted, but within a year the building was restored and students returned, and a computer class was opened just in time for the holiday. we are trying to recruit our students to our design capacity, so to speak, this is already up to 10,000 students, at moscow state university, those who pass the exam with excellent marks are the first to try mead according to the rector’s secret recipe. happy holiday. they started brewing the drink back in september, then for sever

michael talk thomas has the latest from san francisco state university. >> this week long strike is affecting 23 campuses statewide when it comes to the amount of students were looking at 485,000. that may be affected. many returning to class today for spring semester to find there's no professor inside the classroom. >> this morning, dozens of pickers showed up outside san francisco state university demanding change across the board and blocking the entrance to construction sites of the school's trade workers couldn't get to work. why? well, those skilled trade workers were set to be picketing with the group that are part of the different union. the just made a tentative deal over the weekend. the current group that's on strike is part of the california faculty association that represents about 29,000 professors, lecturers librarians counselors and coaches, all that one. a 12% pay raise smaller classrooms. were counselors extended parental leave. gender-inclusive restrooms and safety provisions. professors this morning say the university is offering a raise but that it's not enough nor does

that was professor ali, re us from illinois state university. thank you very much for your analysis. thank it's, it's your secretary of state anthony blinking heads the israel on monday as he continues diplomatic push to stop the war and gaza from igniting into a wider regional conflict. speaking the guitar blinking ward is really and was imperative to put a premium of protecting civilians in gauze of israel is battling homos, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the us, germany and many other countries. on sunday, blinking on a tip of magic drive to prevent the spread of the israel, how much will have to meetings and come to the us secretary of state for and on sunday, the wall between israel and how much thing cause i could metastasize on threatened security in the why, the middle east in doha blinking laid out his goals and he had praise raise hosts in all of my meetings over the last few days, we discussed ongoing efforts to better protect civilians in gaza and to get more humanitarian assistance to them. and to get the remainin

the writer sergei shargunov and ivan shargunov, a student at the faculty of history of moscow state universityk sisters, this is a fatal, fatal trinity, and a fatal family of literature of that time, these are three sisters named suok, they also lived in odessa. let's reveal this seraphim, the femme fatale who drove many men crazy, stories about how they all lived and how they survived and how adventurously they didn’t they gave up, in fact, from all these plots, then the romance of twelve chairs arose, well, by the way, yes, 12 chairs, this was written by one of the co-authors, actually petrov , this is the brother of valentin kotaev, he took the pseudonym petrov, yes, so as not to confuse him, because he is petrovich, but the plot of the twelve chairs was invented by kataev, one might say. the fact remains that they came to visit him with her. olesha pretended that he was not a lover, but that they were all just friends, they came to this accountant, ate at his expense, then there was there was even a wedding, but seraphima said that she had a high temperature, lay down separately, and then

petersburg state university, then a special school for the kgb of the ussr, then special training fored a university or intelligence academy. change over these few days or vacation for several years, i, for example, don’t know that you are fully resting, how we all rest, yes, here, here is the full amount of our vacation, don’t do this either, while you look great, and you are active, you have completely adequate understandable thoughts on how you... recover , do you have a personal technique, i understand sports, i understand that the people of our country inspire you, but i think there is another personal secret of yours, a well-known joke about this, how do you relax, i don’t tense up, well, that’s certainly not true, because life makes you tense, you know , well, well, this is how you personally would behave if you found yourself, i don’t know, at the level of the general director of a large enterprise , or the head of a region, or at the level of a manager there, well, in an embassy somewhere, you know, of course very a lot depends on... that - the society where you each grew up

medical education, not according to the state university . in fact, i say the state university, which is actually divided into both higher education and medical education . the question is answered. actually, i want to explain it like this in higher education, now the universities of the applied scientific community of payam noor azad are providing services and registering students in medical education . it is a monopoly market , but it is competitive in higher education. i feel that because medical education is actually the only university that pays tuition fees, of course , we have a public university that pays tuition fees. they take advantage of the students , but in my opinion, the debate is now actually competitive here, this right is actually given to the university and felt. i believe that the level of universities has actually increased compared to previous periods, so you say that the market is a monopolistic market. you see , we have this problem in medical education, and i will say again that the highest tuition fee that azad univ

more an hour could make a huge difference on the heels of a faculty strike, students at cal state university will now decide whether to form a union of their own. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. it's only been three days since faculty walked off the job at the largest university system in the nation. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> starting today, thousands of student workers in the cal state university system began casting votes to determine whether they will unionize. ktvu lamonica peters talked with organizers over 17,000 student workers will decide whether to form a union over the next month. >> i think it's really important for students to have a body that can speak for them. >> students have until mid-february to cast their vote with me or, you know, a lot of students working office jobs. >> i think, you know, even just maybe, like making like $1.50 more an hour could make a huge difference. >> emilio carrasco is a union organizer at fresno state and says many students work on campus because they don't have transportation to get to a

the opening of the stella for launching the countdown to the 270th anniversary of moscow state universitye main official events of today's holiday. round date, the country's leading university will celebrate in exactly one year. the construction of a grandiose complex, which has no analogues in the world, of the vostok scientific station in the very heart of antarctica is entering its final stage. a high-tech structure that ensures a strategically important presence of russia at the south pole, a project without exaggeration of historical scale, opening a new era of research, its implementation is carried out by people of special character and strength, endlessly devoted to their work, where even equipment cannot withstand extreme frost conditions, polar explorers continue to carry out their work, in terms of the complexity of constructing modules at the pole of cold, they are compared with... no one has ever built an orbital station in such conditions at this point on the globe, cargo in such a volume has not been delivered to this point on the globe in such a short time . vostok station

> ed o'neill might now be giving back the honorary degree he received that day to youngstown state universityto serve as the next president of youngstown state. congressman johnson, who represents youngstown, has no professional experience in education and a questionable relationship with the truth, which is supposed to be the primary pursuit of any university. because congressman johnson voted against the truth that joe biden won the last presidential election, congressman bill johnson is one of the republican members of the house of representatives who violated his oath of office by voting to overturn the presidential election. and he cast that vote after the attack, the violent attack on the capitol by the trump mob sent to the capital by donald trump on january 6th. special prosecutor jack smith's indictment on trump in effects is that every republican member of congress who voted to overturn the election for donald trump was playing a part in a grand criminal conspiracy run by donald trump. a group of alumni have protested the appointment of congressman johnson saying, quote, the board's

history. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena went to cal state east bay for a look at the impact set up by the largest ever us strike of universityfessors is happening right now across the state. >> we have 29,000 faculty members in this csu. >> there are hundreds to thousands uh- at a given campus depending how big it is that will be out on the picket lines or simply just not showing up to work. >> the week long strike is a consequence of what professors are calling failed negotiations with the california state university system. two weeks ago, the system offered a 5% pay raise. the union is asking for at least a 12% pay increase. >> the 5% is just not enough for the high cost of living in the bay area. >> the union is asking the university to use money they have under the reserve accounts. >> we're hoping for the csu administration to put the money it has in the investment funds and in the reserve back into the classroom, because this is a public university and money should be spent in teaching and instruction and research and student services, not in making profits in the corporations. >> in a statement, the california state u

at moscow state university, those who pass the exam with excellent marks are the first to try mead accordingor’s secret recipe. happy holiday. they started brewing the drink back in september, then insisted for several months. the mead was poured into these 20 liter jars; in total, more than 800 liters were brewed. operations, they are creating material for electronics that will work in the new communication format, 6g. now we can say it's coming some kind of race to see who can quickly find this best material and become the most... in november of forty-one, stalin ordered to break through the road to the east at any cost and break the german noose that was strangling leningrad. the command decided to entrust this extremely difficult task to ivan zubkov. the man who built the road to victory. the first branch of the polyanachelburg railway ran just a few kilometers from the front line. this road saved hundreds of thousands of lives. comrades lening, the first train from the mainland. residents of besieged veningrad they remember that even such cards appeared, amazing ones, cards for meat, ca

mariupol state university for 2.0 students was also launched. e modern universities, where it is pleasant to study and you can get a quality education. with the ministry of education and science, we have made a 3-year program for the restoration of all higher and secondary technical institutions, that is, this work has switched to a smooth systemic basis, it is actively being carried out work to restore sports facilities from basic ones, such as the lichovitsa sports complex. the seaside park has almost already been restored, is in operation, you have also seen this park, 78 hectares of the park are now fully operational, there are a lot of people, colleagues will probably confirm that people enjoy their holidays, a huge amount of work has been done on healthcare, which means how renovation , restoration, and new construction, and equipping existing ones, and this work continues, i think we will be there by next year, you also saw the hospital intensive treatment in mariupol, we will also have it by next year... everything is finished, most of th

what organizers here in the bay area say they want from the cal state university system? then we are counting down to this sunday's nfc championship game, when the 40 niners face off against the detroit lions. the 240 niners players who were just nominated as possible mvps of the nfl. from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and thanks for being here. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm loving the colors. we didn't even need a memo. no we didn't. >> we know i'm dave clark. welcome to friday, january 26th. and with the weather steve paulson is forecasting, you may want to walk all the way to los angeles. >> i wish i mean, i'll walk down to levi's stadium. how's that incredible sunshine? >> well, you'll have a lot of company, that's for sure, but it'll be warm. it will also be warm near 70, maybe even 72, if everything fell into place. we've had a nice pictures here. sunrise over the big city here on friday morning. a lot of cloud cover skies over hercules. friday morning. i've seen lots of colorful pictures viewers sent in from morgan hill to hercules. mayb

we are now located on the building of the belarusian state university, our university is very large,specialties, but personally i am very interested, i really want to study here. in pharmaceuticals, and my specialty is the chemistry of medicinal compounds, i really like my faculty for the reason that i have access to everything, we have a wonderful library, we have wonderful teachers who can help you with any questions, a lot of knowledge is given here. i was personally told to my face that you were admitted, come to this on september 1, initially, when they told me this, i simply took it as an ordinary fact that they had arrived, but oh well, by the time i had already published the publication, i understood , like wow, i got in, the first thing i did was i wrote to my mother, called her, i also wrote to my relatives, i told her, for me personally this was a very big achievement, at bsu they give very... just sophisticated types of specialty , and not only in the faculty of chemistry, but in the faculty of biology and the faculty of physics, because well, these three faculties are co

decree was signed on the creation of the first university in our country, the students of moscow state university, a lot of events are also planned at this university, at 4 o'clock there will be a celebration. a ceremonial meeting dedicated to the day will take place birth of the university of moscow university, honorary guests are also expected to speak , smk cosmonauts will be in touch, and rector viktor sadovnichy will announce the names of the winners of the main scientific awards of moscow state university, as well as in the temple of the martyr tatiana, traditionally a divine liturgy was held on this day. university of moscow. tatiana held a festive service with the participation of tatiana’s national choir; these 12 women had never known each other before. accordingly, we didn’t rehearse together, but it was as if we sang, i’m making bones for you, i’m dying in the meantime, and i live with you, many events are taking place today in honor of student’s day at various universities, politicians and scientists come, they are happy to communicate with students, answer all questions and... share

nearly 30,000 professors, library and other workers at california state university set to walk off theemanding more pay and benefits, have announced a tentative deal with cal state, the largest public university system in the country. the union overnight out saying in case anyone forgot strikes work, the union had demanded a 12% raise. the school, saying that would cost more than $300 million per year across the school's 23 campuses. >> i have served over 7000 students who are now science educators, doctors, engineers and nurses. yet my salary does not keep up with the cost of living and inflation. >> terms of the tentative deal include a 5% pay hike for all faculty, raising the salary floor for the lowest paid workers, and increasing parental leave to ten weeks. one day long across the country, teachers in newton, massachusetts, one of the biggest districts in the state, are on strike despite the threat of fines. each day, they're off the job. >> we need to be able to settle a contract that allows us to give the kids of newton, the students of newton, what they need from an educationa

students at cal state university on whether or not to form a union of their own. we hear from workers who have already started casting their votes, and we're a step closer now to sunday's big 49ers detroit lions game for the nfc championship. with the winner going to the super b l. we ave the latest on one of the 40 niners biggest stars and his injured shoulder from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm allie rasmus. >> it is friday january 26th. happy friday day. >> happy friday to you allie. >> good to be here. we want to say happy friday to steve paulson as well with some information on what the weekend has in store for us weather wise. >> well, we're looking okay. a lot of cloud cover, but at least we'll get a break and it looks darn warm by the time we get to sunday. into monday here, 40s and 50s on the temps, fog is not an issue, but a lot of high clouds will be with us throughout the day. there's any light rain? i would favor it more towards the nor

studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state universitya standoff between federal order patrol and texas state officials intensifying following a supreme court ruling in favor of the biden administration. laura: early this week, the supreme court said u.s. order patrol agents could remove razor wire that the state put in place along e rio grande river. the homeland security department is demanding immediate access to a section of the border being blocked by razor wire and fencing. but texas governor greg abbott is doubling down, blocking the agents from entering the area and saying texas's constitutional authority is, quote, the supreme law of the land and supersedes any federal statutes to the contrary. joining me to discuss this further is stephen vladeck, a professor at the university of texas school of law. thank you so much for joining. republican governor abbott is saying texas will hold the line and it is unclear when or if this razor wire is going to be removed. who ultimately has the authority over the border here? stephen: i thin

in 2015 at polotsk state university presented the head of socrates. rolling his eyes, the elder can give succinct answers to everything. questions, and he’ll also talk , he even knows what the meaning of life is, is this true, now we’ll find out, wow, what a gate, i called in advance, in the end they already met me there, well, egor, tell us about the history of this beautiful buildings, i know. that it is very interesting, undoubtedly, this is the building of the former complex of the polotsky iazui collegium, which was founded in 1581; in 1812 , an academy with all rights was located here university, well, now here are the buildings of polodsky state university named after frossinevo, when i got here, i understand that you know, wow, why didn’t i get my first degree here, you come in like that, it’s very interesting, i invite you, as i understand it, we’ve all already the famous head of socrates. egor, i can’t wait to get closer, thanks to the famous scientist gabriel gruber. the mechanical head opened its eyes and mouth, and it also answered any qu

project was developed by ivan shuvalov and mikhail vasilyevich lomanosov, whose name is now moscow state universitytherefore, a large number of representatives of the teaching staff corporation gather here. at 4 o'clock today a ceremonial meeting dedicated to the birthday of the university will be held at moscow state university. guests of honor are expected to speak, but they will also communicate with them and astronauts from the iss will greet everyone. maria, thank you, our correspondent maria valeeva was with us in direct communication from the russian forum exhibition at vdnkh. big chicken burger with large tender chicken breast fillet in crispy breading and signature sauce. also try the new big chicken burger mushroom. playite is unusual. with payment in installments, you don’t need to apply for a new card, look for a list of stores, the plate is available everywhere, the plate divides the price into six parts and works with a card from any bank, but there are no interest rates, go to pl. if you can't quit smoking, tabacette to make it easier to quit smoking, tabacette, start a new life with