hello, 65 iranian universities were included in the new ranking list of the times institute of higher education in the ranking of last year. 1358 iranian universities were mentioned in this ranking. this year, there has been a 12% growth. according to this report, iran is in the fourth place in asia in terms of the number of universities in the ranking.

hello, good time at 17:30 with some news from the field of science and technology serve we are you. 65 iranian universities were included in the new ranking of the times institute of higher education. in this ranking last year, 58 iranian universities were named in this ranking, which increased by 12% this year.

of sed and sima news agency. 65 iranian universities in the new ranking list of the times institute of higher education . this institution was ranked 58th last year. the names of iranian universities were seen in this ranking, which has grown by 12 percent this year. according to this report, iran ranks fourth in asia in terms of the number of universities present in this ranking. it was announced that the approved tuition fees of non-governmental schools for the academic year 1402-1403 were announced by the head of the organization of non-governmental schools and centers. education can be said to be the approved tuition rate with the name or code of the school in the partnership system . the summer break in cooperation with the institution and the parents of students is not an important activity, and daily up to 70,000 purchases of 11 items of basic goods are made in the form of a catalog. mr. kashif said according to him, the number of chain stores connected to this project has reached 8, and this store has about 8 thousand branches across the country. mr. kashif also said that since the 20% increase

morning news please follow our news and 5 iranian universities in the new ranking of the times institute of higher education were ranked in last year's game s58 ranking . their names were seen in this ranking . according to this report , iran has grown by 12% this year in terms of the number of universities in this ranking is in the fourth place in asia. the head of cultural and social affairs of the national pension fund said that the amount of marriage loans for the children of pensioners and employees of this fund has increased to 35 million tomans, but the applicants can refer to the electronic portal of the pension fund. a country to saba srm.ir and register its application in the post-financial section of the marriage loan. the deputy director of operation and empowerment of the organization for development and modernization of mines and mineral industries of iran imidro said that in order to achieve the goals of the steel production vision of the country, islamic billion dollars must be provided. another investment should be made in the steel production chain. in the upstream documents, the productio

god bless you. 65 iranian universities were included in the new ranking list of the times institute of higher education. in last year's ranking, 1358 iranian universities were listed in this ranking. this year, there was a 12% growth. according to this report, iran ranks fourth in asia in terms of the number of universities present in the ranking. in the announced list, sharif university ranks 64th in asia, mazandaran university of medical sciences in austria ranks 65th in asia, and iran's golestan university of medical sciences ranks 169th. asia and iran are third the researchers of tehran university achieved the technical knowledge of producing strong bone cement for orthopedic surgeries and injuries. according to the public relations report of the university, this bone cement is made of calcium and phosphate nanoparticles . the advantages of this product are that by producing this material inside , foreign currency will be prevented from leaving the country, and its price will be greatly reduced for patients as consumers . new research shows that the brain waves related to pain in each person are un

of course, yes, as we found there from a long time, they were already used to it. well , of course, when they are calmer next to adults. the time begins in educational institutions of higheral institutions of the belgorod region is connected, this is also with the fact that a large number of applicants from border villages, according to a special procedure , have to do for them canceled admission to the unified state exam. well, unless, of course, the children themselves do not want to. uh, he will go through the procedure according to the usual interview for such an internal competition of universities for this purpose, specially in educational institutions, they digitized the submission of documents. everything can be done remotely, and the admission committee immediately after the certificates are issued, and for children this is for today for the ninth grade next week already for the eleventh classes, and the documents will begin to collect and begin to accept applicants. let's listen to what we were told by the admission committee of the belgorod state university. and this year we have fully introduced the automation of our e -work and the work of the selection commi

of education and here are some details. they asked the 23rd to be a memorable day for graduates of higher educational institutions. at the same time, this year the format has been changed, we made a holiday for more than 5,000 graduates of higher educational institutions and the whole country. they will gather near the sports palace we are planning this site, where city capital events are traditionally held, large this site will be involved, presumably the holiday will start at 21:00, it will end at midnight and our students will be offered both photo zones and opportunities. e for communication and a mass waltz will be offered to participate. it's right there on the playground to swirl in the student's inlet in aziz. a little open the curtain is planned. very beautiful water and fire show. we fire show can be seen from all sides. from the svisloch river accompany the entire concert program will be presidential orchestras on the holiday weekend will continue youth day, if the students of belarus traditionally meets the last sunday of june. the sports review will continue on the air immediately after the news of the central region

time at 17:30 . we are at your service with some news from the field of science and technology. 65 iranian universities were included in the new ranking of the times higher education institute. in this ranking last year, 58 iranian universities were named in this ranking, which increased by 12% this year. according to this report , iran is in the fourth place in asia in terms of the number of universities present in this ranking. in the announced opportunity, sharif university is ranked 64 mazandaran university of medical sciences ranked first in asia and iran 65th in asia and 2nd in iran and golestan university of medical sciences is ranked 69th in asia and 3rd in iran . tehran university researchers achieved the technical know-how to produce bone cement for orthopedic surgeries and injuries . manufactured phosphate, easy participation, quick primary stabilization between bones and as a result, accelerating the recovery of patients after surgery are considered to be among the advantages of this product. by producing this material inside , foreign exchange will be prevented from leaving the country, and its price is also for patients as consumers. greatly reduced the new re

of the slutsk belts by 1900. more than 3,500 people lived in the city. at that time, there was a higher religious educational institution jews, and the town became the center of jewish learning. in the 18-19 centuries, a whole jewish quarter was created here. a thousand people lived in it, and it was for him that they built a large synagogue in the spirit of the late baroque and a small large, alas, is in a deplorable state. small synagogue. lucky a little more, the building itself was not destroyed, but was adapted for the motorcade's own needs. this territory of the local car depot, however, 300 always do not let the abandoned building surrounded by private houses and a fence. so if curiosity rolls over to you, of course, through it, well, i would not risk the synagogue being in an abandoned state. it is not by chance that a well-known writer and yehel michael pinos prime minister of state, israel claims shaimir american composer. chaim nesvizhsky, better known as henry rusota , american journalists, historian melik epshtein and chess player, oren-menehem memorial plaques have not yet been installed, but one would lik

educated in holy, segregated schools funded at rates many times. nowhere than those setting whites. and were excluded from many higher education institutions in time. as the us supreme court considers the role of race in college admissions, we explore the many challenges facing education. it was the 1st african american woman to lead one of the wells highest rent institutions. the alumni and faculty of the massachusetts institute of technology have been awarded nearly a 100 nobel prizes. but how is it dealing with diversity and equal opportunity? that is an oval transfer of m i t talks to out is there. the minister nobles, chancellor of the massachusetts institute of technology. thank you very much for talking to andrea sierra. thank you for having me. your appointment is the 1st african american woman, chancellor of m i t represents a significant milestone for diversity and inclusion in higher education. what does this role represent for you as an african american woman? and how do you see your experiences and perspectives informing your leadership approach to the scientific and academic community? i think my appointment as the 1st african american women at its mit and the chair and the role

fire of water and light republican holiday of graduates of higher education institutions in a new format in a new place for the first timewas held in the open air and this year the celebration gathered at the site of the capital's sports palace more than 5,000 young professionals from all over belarus, special guests, favorite song performers, water show and fireworks. all this was waiting for the best graduates of the country. the tv version of the whole event, watch belarus 1 today at 16:00 . as a result, the evening galac-concert, fireworks and disco in vegas and the festival will be remembered for interesting excursions, master classes , delicious treats for participants with new victories and personal records. 2 days the city lived in a particular rhythm. eventually. these are not only sports, but also cultural and educational projects that bring together thousands of participants. amazing. we are all delighted that something new has appeared with new veins for young people. and we are interested in everything grandiose. we just didn’t expect that our belarus prosperity and all the best to our belarusian people woul

understand the institution of slavery had a long legacy that comes all the way down to us in the present time. our work includes the examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher education and the way in which our education was connected to racial issues throughout our various locations. there are seven universities in south carolina that are part of the consortium and we put on public programs and sponsor research that delves deeply into the institution of slavery and the role of race in higher education and the role of race in our locations, so that people have a greater appreciation for the depth and the legacy that slavery and its consequences have had for the development of america and the present shape of our society today. host: before we let you go, you are also a board member of the international african-american museum which is set to open in charleston later this month. what can you tell us about this? guest: indeed, the public opening for the international african-american museum will be june 27. it is a project we have worked on for over 20 years. it is located on the cooper river early, the site for this museum is the wharf where in the united states, when

of the slutsk belts by 1900. more than 3,500 people lived in the city. at that time , a higher religious educational institutioned, and the town became the center of the jewish learning. in the 18-19 centuries, a whole jewish quarter was created here. thousands of people lived in it just for him and they built a large synagogue in the spirit of the late baroque and a small large one, alas, it is in a deplorable state. the small synagogue was a little more fortunate; the building itself was not destroyed, but was adapted for the motorcade's own needs. this territory of the local car depot, however, 300 always do not let the abandoned building surrounded by private houses and a fence. so if curiosity rolls over to you, of course, through it, well, i wouldn't risk it. the synagogue is in an abandoned state. it is no coincidence that the well-known writer and yehel pinas, prime minister of the state, israel yitzkhakshamir, an american composer, will leave the city. khaim nesvizhsky, better known as henry rusota, american journalists, historian melik epshtein and chess player , oren-menechen memorial plaques have no

of fire, water and light republican holiday of graduates of higher education institutions in a new format and in a new place for the first time it was held in the open air and on the site near the capital 's sports palace this year the celebration gathered more than 5,000 young professionals, from all over belarus a special guest, beloved performers and songs, water show and festive salute all this was waiting for the best graduates of the country felicity of the entire event, watch belarus today at 16:00 1. on the importance of preserving the young generation in belarus said the experts of the club of editors. we have achieved that we have a minimum infant mortality rate. we invest a lot of money in free school education and available higher, but then our children are intercepted at the expense of high salaries, without investing a single penny in one thing, when their state brings up their children. we have the right to raise our children. we must do it. it is our duty to educate them as patriots, to educate them as future citizens of their country, so that they the country was ready to give up. even life, if necessary, if

good day in this issue, it's your time to create the history of the country in the palace of independence awarded graduates and teachers of higher education institutions. what is the scale of personality portrait anti macron flash mob in france when everything went wrong, the us writers guild strike on the fiftieth day, more and more afraid of artificial intelligence, they say writes no worse. search for memory arrived in grodno in the program old and new castles historical streets and recreation center prival famous athletes are just sports fans thousands of people at the people's exercise at the dynamo stadium gave a start to the patriotic marathon towards the second games of the cis countries it's all in your hands hold the country firmly with these words the president admonished. today, the youth at the independence apartment solemnly honored the graduates and teachers of universities whose achievements truly inspire young girls, as well as their teachers, who came from different regions of the country pretended to be a ceremony, an excursion through the halls of the symbol of our statehood alexander lukashenko congratulated the guys who complete

of the slutsk belts by 1900. more than 3,500 people lived in the city. at that time, there was a higher religious educational institutionhe town became the center of jewish learning. in the 18-19 centuries, here was created the entire jewish quarter. a thousand people lived in it just for him and they built a large synagogue in the spirit of the late baroque and a small large one, alas, is in a deplorable state. small synagogue. lucky a little more, the building itself was not destroyed, but was adapted for the motorcade's own needs. this territory of the local car depot, however, 300 always do not let the abandoned building surrounded by private houses and a fence. so if curiosity rolls over to you, of course, through it, well, i would not risk the synagogue being in an abandoned state. it is no coincidence that the well-known writer and yechel michael pinos, the prime minister of the state, israel, who was looking for the world, will leave the city , an american composer. chaim nesvizhsky , better known as henrio sota, is an american journalist and historian melik epstein and a chess player. oran menchen commemorative

but a large-scale holiday for young people who graduate from higher educational institutions of the country will be held for the first time a new format in the open air, that is , such an open air on the site near the sports palace will bring together the best university graduates from all over the country of the whole event, will take participation of about 5,000 young people. let's add that the action will take place immediately on two walls. and one more side by side in the water area of ​​the river, svisloch will also be a special performance. in general, you need to see it with your own eyes. that's for sure. also, by the way, look. the broadcast on belarus 2 tv channel at 20:00 will be our special project tomorrow and there, of course, we will cover the preparations for this republican holiday and talk with the main characters of the graduates. and, of course, we will hold a festive flash mob. she is belarus 1 direct event the american banction is already on the air, belarus is one. so don't miss it, it will be prime time. it seems to me that the brightest event of this day, well, by the way, recently a very interes

fire, water and light republican holiday of graduates in institutions of higher education in a new format and in a new place for the first timewas held in the open air and this year the celebration gathered more than 5,000 young professionals from all over belarus , favorite performers and songs water show and fireworks. all this was waiting for the best graduates of the country tv version of the entire event, see today at 16:00 on belarus one. well, for acting students, the third working semester has begun, the official opening took place on the square of the state emblem and flag . teachers, doctors builders , volunteers and environmentalists will work at socially significant objects annually , participants in the movement raise children in children's health camps , improve the territory of monuments military glory of places of mass graves in the territory of settlements, in addition, this year they will work as junior and middle personnel in healthcare institutions in the new republican medical project medicus, one of such highlights of this year , anniversary, as we agreed, both with employers and directly a request from

of accommodation, where people are only for the first time. uh, with some kind of minimal such amenities, uh with minimal amenities, people, but are accommodated, but local universities help here, higher educational institutions with hostels help, and various enterprises that provide such temporary accommodation for people provide them with housing, of course, everyone necessary, and volunteers help bring first aid. uh, any person who needs any drug or medicine has the opportunity turn to doctors pvc to tell about what kind of drug? yes, he needs it, or a person can go to any healthcare institution, where he will receive prescriptions for free, and they will write him out. uh, this medicine is also worth noting that all evacuees will receive pensions before, uh, than they should, receive salaries about this, and there is also an order from the local uh leader of the region. well, uh, of course, without attention. no one will be left even with pets, because in such a constant mode the head of the region is in touch with all the inhabitants of the belgorod region and first of all, with the inhabitants of the shepekhinsky urban district. many left, leaving at home, uh, cats, or a dog, everyone is worried, uh, bu

>> there may have been a time, 50 years ago, when we needed to affirmatively take steps to correct long-term racial bias in institutions of higher education those days are long over >> reporter: the biden administration says it's been working for months to prepare new guidance for schools to navigate this changed admissions landscape. lester >> all right, kelly o'donnell tonight, thank you. >>> in florida, the verdict was not guilty on all charges for the school safety officer who failed to confront the gunman who killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school five years ago. kathy park now with late details >> the defendant is not guilty >> reporter: tonight, former school resource officer scot peterson breaking down in the courtroom as he listened to a florida jury acquit him on all counts of negligence >> got my life back. >> we got our life back >> we've got our life back after 4 1/2 years. >> reporter: prosecutors argued peterson should be held accountable for staying back more than 45 minutes, as students and staff at marjory stoneman douglas high school were being gunned down by nikolas cruz. >> every time the trigger is

for education and life education, and then higher education, but many institutions have also entered, and at the same time , we may have a significant number of faculty members. from our capabilities in the balance it is the islamic revolution. this is the product of the islamic revolution. the capacity of faculty members can be used without needing to be from the students of the universities that are with us now . they will be admitted later and some of them can be used for their employment in the universities that they have announced. which usually can be used as a demander, but a part of the specialized training is taken over by the university. i can have them if i want they say that your father helps to protect the public interest as one of the issues that are unfortunately also a concern in universities, that doctoral and master's theses or theses are not practical. we understand that it is from us that students' dissertations and theses should be found upon entering and should be focused on the topics and issues of society and demand, no matter the topic is important . and needs it was based on this, so that people can feel the needs an

higher educational institution, he instructed to consider all proposals and take the necessary legislative decisions. if this is necessary, at the same time, the main thing is not the laws , the head ofte emphasized. the approach of each manager in his place how to train competent personnel for the country's economy was discussed today at the meeting of the chairman of the standing commission on regional policy to local self-government of the council of the republic of mikhail rusova with the staff of the grodno agrarian university, within the framework of a single day of informing, discussed a whole range of issues from assessing the knowledge of applicants to securing young specialists in the field of the educational institution itself, a and in general, here’s what you need, well, what do we need to change the legislative framework, what hinders here are some approaches to apply in the authorities state administration, so that every day it becomes better to bring this situation, which exists, and the requirements that the head of state has. give us the economics of the economy, they tell the cadres they came , they did the economics, the teachers of the agricultural university exp

>> there may have been a time, 50 years ago, when we needed to affirmatively take steps to correct long-term racial bias in institutions of higher education. those days are long over >> reporter: the bide administration says it's been working behind the scenes for months to prepare new guidance for colleges and universities to navigate this changed admissions landscape. >> kelly, thank you. >>> nearly two years after being identified, authorities have arrested a january 6 participant accused of assaulting a d.c. police officer 37-year-old taylor toronto was arrested thursday near the home of former president obama, according to a law enforcement official police added that multiple guns and materials to make explosives were found in his car. toronto, who has posted videos of himself at the capitol on january 6 is the subject of a lawsuit from the wife of d.c. police officer jeffrey smith, who died of suicide after the attack on the capitol. >>> the u.s. is considering supplying ukraine with cluster munitions two senior government officials tell nbc news. an official announcement could come as early as next month. more than a hundred countr

>> there may have been a time, 50 years ago, when we needed to affirmatively take steps and to correct long-term racial bias in institutions of higher education. those days are long the biden administration says it's been working behind the scenes for months to prepare new guidance for colleges and universities to navigate this changed admissions landscape. >> kelly, thank you. >>> nearly two years after being identified, authorities have arrested a january 6 participant accused of assaulting a d.c. police officer 37-year-old taylor toronto was arrested near the home of former president obama, according to a law enforcement official police added that multiple guns and materials to make explosives were found in his car. fr toronto, who has posted videos of himself at the capitol on january 6 is the subject of a lawsuit of an officer who defend suicide after the attack on the capitol. h >>> a former school security officer has been acquitted he learned that a jury found him not guilty he was facing seven counts, including neglect of a child and perjury. peterson did not confront the shooter who went on to kill 17 students and teachers at marjor

of time so that the holodomor talk about the politics of genocidal politics about ethnic politics well , today i received an answer, you said that we have democracy , autonomy from the higher education institutionnd everyone decides for himself what he wants . well, what can i say that the educational answer to this answer is the answer from the ministry of education, that is, oksen lisovyi, did anyone sign the deputies of sharov? yes, this is the deputy. well, it says which department i need to look at the computer. who is he from which department and from which department? i think that a large part of the deputy corps understands very well all the threats and all the needs in your region, would it be possible to have some sort of collective statement, i don’t know, or there are a lot of people like you and yours, more of them than you need, more of them and yours and ours , and not even more, anyway , there are few people like me in our regional council, but we are fighting when we create noise, they still listen to us, well, where should they go anyway, we thank you for this ms. halyna kuts, a deputy of the kharkiv regional council and an activist of the all-ukrainian society prosvita was wi

understand the institution of slavery had a long legacy that comes all the way down to us in the present time. our work includes the examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher education and the way in which our education was connected to racial issues throughout our various locations. there are seven universities in south carolina that are part of the consortium and we put on public programs and sponsor research that delves deeply into the institution of slavery and the role of race in higher education and the role of race in our locations, so that people have a greater appreciation for the depth and the legacy that slavery and its consequences have had for the development of america and the present shape of our society today. host: before we let you go, you are also a board member of the international african-american museum which is set to open in charleston later this month. what can you tell us about this? guest: indeed, the public opening for the international african-american museum will be june 27. it is a project we have worked on for over 20 years. it is located on the cooper river early, the site for this museum is the wharf where in the united states, when

of higher military educational institutions. well, first of all, uh, in my opinion, such meetings. uh, they confirm that , uh, understandable, completely unambiguous thesis, which we , among other things, discussed here many timestions, that the military should not be the elite of society , part of this elite. e, means those on whom one must be equal to those who must be supported and all the events that have taken place in the last 15 months there. this absolutely unequivocally confirms, because there were times when all these things were looked at so carelessly from the point of view of saving resources there. and the second. e what's important? a? yes, now, uh , urgently increased, so to speak set uh, uh, military educational institution, but uh, of course, i'm not ready to say so. let's evaluate this, no matter how professional it is, but my personal communication is what it is to verify, including fighting, they say simple things. uh, we're facing a shortage of officers right now. it’s like, yes, now there is a completely obvious lack, by the way, another third thing. uh, about education, one more thing, so to speak, as it is known in higher educational institutions of civilians here , military departments

higher educations. joining us are center for american progress' jared bass and american enterprise institute's michael brickman . thanks for giving us your time. a snapshot ofesterday's decision. it tell us what you think of the decision and what it does. guest: essentially they were looking at the policies at two institutions but it was not just about the university of north carolina or harvard but looking at the idea of affirmative action more broadly and they found the policies in place violated the constitution's equal protection clause and because there are a limited number of spots in each incoming class at this institution and many others, although what they were trying to do was well intentioned, you are essentially allotting spots to certain racial groups. a lot of evidence came out and the court ruled that it is discriminatory either way you slice it, especially against asian american students and they ruled those policies unconstitutional. host: same question to you. guest: the supreme court decision that came down yesterday upended more than 40 years of jurisprudence surrounding this issue and established precedent back to the 1970's. so concern

of higher educational institutions in this year exceeds 50,000. soon, young professionals will take the first steps on their professional path. in the meantime, timeeathe and enjoy the moment. and also remember how they chose a profession and what, besides the lectures of the seminars, student life was full of. is there a place for nostalgia will tell the heroine of our next article? the fire show is very bright fireworks, you know, in fact, this is a good ending to our student life, the open-air ball was appreciated. such a format, of course, was very lively beautiful traditionally appealed to everyone ball participants and the head of state. what messages might be remembered, responded to me very much, that alexander grigorievich marks our students as graduates, or rather, graduates, that we are the future countries, puts hopes on us and wants to be a worthy representative of our country. tell me already, nostalgic for the walls of this university, of course, nostalgia , because not only my scientific life, but also my creative life began here, when choosing a profession, this was a conscious choice , you know, i, like any teenager myself i saw

times. century. about 10,000 employees will work in the scientific center. the national center brought together 55 higher educational institutions ofry, where research is already underway from artificial intelligence to laser physics 10 promising scientific areas young scientists wanted to test their strength and now we heard that you give students a task. we want to take on this challenge and test. it is known that the jar was completely filled in one hour and 20 minutes. and if we are in exactly the same jar. let's put the doors in quickly. i knew such a task, the degree of infinity , equality. i didn't know this task was left, as they say, the prime minister said that he would wait from the students. the solution of the problem in the nuclear center of sarogo mikhail was shown to mishustin the most powerful laser system in the world is indispensable; it is also in the design of new types of russian nuclear weapons. and for other research. here is an example of our invention. so, you know that experts in the world believe that asteroids that fly in order to fight them should be used to send nuclear charges there. well, how to sim

higher educational institution. eh, for students it is also unconditional. instead of seven at the same timeation, respectively, and introductory companies 30t and four final exams. replacement for two. this is also a fairly decent form. it is clear that everything will please me, perhaps the innovations of this introductory company. not everyone was happy. and those who do next year are on guard. what else to expect? the main thing of all changes, if there will be any in the end, people should know in advance this is required by the president, exactly how and so that everything is honest and fair and he is a beauty alexei volkov ivan martynovich tel-news agency. and today alexander lukashenka held a meeting with the governor. primorye belarus is gaining momentum in cooperation with the russian regions and specifically with the far east, the head of the primorsky territory. oleg kozhemyako. we have a frequent visitor. whatever region of russia the current visit is once again headed in minsk with representatives of the delegation, it was specially planned so as not to miss the belagro exhibit

. >> there may have been a time 50 years ago when we needed to affirmatively take steps to correct long-term racial bias in institutions of higher education. but i can tell you those days are long over. >> it is a serious moment in our nation's history. you are seeing this regression in realtime. >> this is a day where we understand being judged by the content of our character, not the color of our skin, is what our constitution wants. >> gillian: new op-ed argues decades of affirmative action failed to achieve its stated goal. the headline reads at last supreme court strikes down something that has never helped the poor. the author of an inconvenient minority, the attack on the asian-american excellence joins me now. great to have you here. talk to me about your reaction, your personal reaction, the organization's reaction to the ruling yesterday. >> i think this is a great win for color blind in this nation. despite history of discrimination in this country, asian-americans have thrived. the highest incomes and highest educational containment in our country based on culture. i wish we could move to celebrate excellence of all skin color

there may have been a time 50 years ago when we needed to affirmatively take steps to correct long-term racial bias in institutions of higher educationt i can tell you as the father of three college graduates, those days are long over. and i'm grateful today that the supreme court took us one step back to that america will judge every man and woman on the content of their character and on their own achievement and leave race out of the consideration of admissions to hirer education. >> we'll have it all covered over the next two hours of "chris jansing reports." so let's go ahead and dig in to this landmark decision. chief justice john roberts writing the majority opinion here today saying the admissions programs lack sufficiently focussed and measurable objectives warranting the use of race, and that whoever well intentioned and implemented in good faith, the admissions programs fail each of the criteria university programs must comply with. on the other side, the liberal justices dissenting with some scathing words. justice ketanji brown jackson in the university of north carolina case writes, with let them eat cake obliviousness,

blind society, and there may have been a time 50 years ago we we needed to affirmatively take steps to correct long-term racial bias in institutions of higher education tell you as the father of three college graduates, those days are long over. and i'm grateful today that the supreme court took us one step back to that america that will judge every man and woman on the content of their character and on their own achievement, and leave race out of consideration of admissions to higher education. >> you heard him say they're grateful that the supreme court took the country one step back. that is largely the tone that we have been hearing on cultural issues from republican candidates on the campaign trail. the culture war issues coming up time and time again with largely the same positions, the same tone, it is on the issue of ukraine that pence has staked out sort of his own foothold here, but it is these cultural issues become hammered by republicans. >> one step back and many meetings. >> pence's comments were really offensive to me to say that while this was true 50 years ago, but not right now. i mean, i just can't understand how somebody in their

of the indians were thinking in a very backward superstitious manner. the education, the concentrated on higher education. they've been to establish street presidency colleges, new institution, the bengal or presidency in boca time. adjust and in bombay who was that through pressing on the brought it's not an invitation here. if you'll give them credit for say they wanted to put to indians young indians in the main stream of education. so they want her to somehow impose the scientific education with what happened in the process was that many of the children cannot relate to that to before that the invitation was where the, the lead to the, to the something concerned with their own set own link. which they could feel which they could send so which they could smell, relate to it, of course. but it really shows the easy going life the by they also providing jobs and also by giving them the easy way of address practices and lifestyle. so all school is on colleges, on the education programs on the new change, including the off schools in games, well being thing on the floors on their homes. the declaration you see that created was really beautiful effects. those who are exported beautiful soft materials. it's just to

institutes missions across the country. today, we live in a time of controversy from rulings of the supreme court to divisions about the role of politics in. higher education policy. one of the strengths, i believe, of american higher education is a degree of autonomy. and i believe that we need to work to sustain higher education in america as the world's best. so. so those are a few person reflections about my time in my early twenties. proceeding through graduates school and then joining the massachusetts institute of technology as a junior professor. when i arrived at mit as an assistant professor in 1972, i heard about the occupation of the mit president's office and then howard johnson, who was president, how well he handled the protests surrounding the vietnam war. i believe that many people were deeply touched by the vietnam war. and of course, so many people were injured and lost their life in connection with that conflict. i look forward to hearing a portion of the program today and it is now my privilege to introduce one of our three moderators and organizers of this event. peter osnos. peter is the founder of public affairs books. was a vietnam

higher educational institution, the president instructed to consider all proposals to take legislative decisions. if there is a need for this, at the same time, the main thing is not the laws , the head of emphasized the responsible approach of each manager in his place. the economy of belarus has reached positive growth rates . gdp for 5 months grew by 0.9% by the same period last year, the ministry of economy notes the general situation. in the real sector , more than 85% of all sectors are already in the positive zone. the main drivers are agriculture. here, plus 5.4%, as well as industry production added more than four percent. including fast paced adds light and oil refining accelerates the growth rate of retail and wholesale trade. we have actually reached the target trajectory, uh, and very uh, so to speak, we hope and there are even prerequisites for the fact that if we add along the semi-axis at the same pace, then even we will not only be able to get 111.9, as we we estimate according to the target plan, uh, well, exceed the indicator here due to the gained momentum. yes , there are difficulties in certain industries, but uh, again, we are working in a targeted manner. how to

understand the institution of slavery had a long legacy that comes all the way down to us in the present time. our work includes the examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher education and the way in which our education was connected to racial issues throughout our various locations. there are seven universities in south carolina that are part of the consortium and we put on public programs and sponsor research that delves deeply into the institution of slavery and the role of race in higher education and the role of race in our locations, so that people have a greater appreciation for the depth and the legacy that slavery and its consequences have had for the development of america and the present shape of our society today. host: before we let you go, you are also a board member of the international african-american museum which is set to open in charleston later this month. what can you tell us about this? guest: indeed, the public opening for the international african-american museum will be june 27. it is a project we have worked on for over 20 years. it is located on the cooper river early, the site for this museum is the wharf where in the united states, when

there may have been a time 50 years ago when we needed to affirmatively take steps to correct long-term racial bias in institutions of higher education. but i can tell you, as the father of three college graduates, those days are long over. i'm grateful today that the supreme court took us one step back to that america that will judge every man and woman on the content of their character and on their own achievement and leave race out of the consideration of admissions to higher education. >> reporter: alex, while his sentiment on affirmative action is somewhat echoed for the most part by the rest of the republican party, it is this issue of the war in ukraine that is really becoming a wedge issue for the gop. there's a lot of division in this party about how this should be handled. it's not an issue that maybe five, ten years ago would have been something the party would have been split on. when i spoke to pence, he talked about the reagan doctrine of foreign policy. in many ways, as he was speaking, he was speaking to a republican party that is not necessarily the party of today, as you listen to some of the comments from his rival

times . and how the city of the 21st century will employ about 10,000 employees in the scientific center, the national center has united 55 higher educational institutionsf the country, where they are already conducting research from artificial intelligence to laser physics 10 promising scientific areas to check their strength, young scientists wanted to. and now we heard that you give the task to students. we want to take on this challenge and test ourselves. it is known that the jar was completely filled in one hour and 23 minutes. and if we put in the exact same jar we quickly answered. well then write here is such a problem and the degree of x to infinity is equality. i didn’t know the task was left, as they say, homework, but these students are used to doing homework. so they recorded a video for the prime minister as soon as they found a solution in two ways, the first and second way through the logarithm. thank you task. love channel one, nizhny novgorod region important in the economy this evening , oil exporters are participants in the opec format, plus. these are 20-30 countries, including russia, agreed to stick to the previous agreements to

times, in general. more will appear full. and what about the town of the xxi century? the scientific center will employ about 10,000 employees, the national center has united 55 higher educational institutionstry, where artificial intelligence to laser physics 10 promising scientific areas young scientists wanted to test their strength and now we heard that you are giving students a task. we want to take on this challenge and test ourselves. it is known that the jar was completely filled in one hour and 23 minutes. and if we are in exactly the same jar. let's plant the doors, quickly answered as far as she. i knew such a problem x of degree x to infinity equality. i didn’t know, this assignment was left, as they say, at home, the prime minister said that he would wait from the students. solution of the problem in the nuclear center of sarovo. mikhail mishustin was shown the most powerful laser system in the world, and it is indispensable in the design of new types of russian nuclear weapons. and for other research. here is an example of our invention. so you know that experts in the world believe that asteroids that fly in order to fight them should be used to send nuclear charges there. we

understand the institution of slavery had a long legacy that comes all the way down to us in the present time. our work includes the examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher educatione way in which our education was connected to racial issues throughout our various locations. there are seven universities in south carolina that are part of the consortium and we put on public programs and sponsor research that delves deeply into the institution of slavery and the role of race in higher education and the role of race in our locations, so that people have a greater appreciation for the depth and the legacy that slavery and its consequences have had for the development of america and the present shape of our society today. host: before we let you go, you are also a board member of the international african-american museum which is set to open in charleston later this month. what can you tell us about this? guest: indeed, the public opening for the international african-american museum will be june 27. it is a project we have worked on for over 20 years. it is located on the cooper river early, the site for this museum is the wharf where in the united states, when congre