they will be enrolled by the university. will create a very powerful motivational incentive for them in order not to consider as an alternative or some other prospect of entering foreign universities. moreover, we are expanding the benefits for the children of the winners of the regional stage of the republican olympiad. they, too, this year will have the opportunity to enter regional universities without exams. previously, they were provided only only a 100-point mark in the relevant subject. uh, one more thing is the support of our gifted youth - these are the graduates of the national children's technopark since january 1, 21. the technopark is already working in such an experimental mode, these guys who come there for training. they go through a very serious, multi-stage selection. moreover, during the training. they are doing a scientific research project. therefore, when issuing, the relevant recommendations of the supervisory board. they are in the format interviews as well. to have the opportunity to enter any univer

our university is the first university in the udmurt republic, and in fact the creation of our universityins the history of higher education, and our region and if we talk about our uniqueness, then this is certainly a the largest university in terms of the number of students in the areas of training a and 40%, e of the graduation of the entire contingent of higher education. this is our students, of course, uniqueness. the university is that we have scientific schools that give world-class results. galina vitalievna merzlyakova , rector of the udmurt state university, doctor of historical sciences , runs skiing and throws in her free time. darts in darts competitions among russian universities the university team under her leadership annually takes the first place we are preparing for adventures, we will see the ancient udmurt settlements and perform an ancient ritual. and we will also learn the udmurt language, we will collect centuries-old fairy tales, the riddles of the song , right after the advertisement, the star hid her tempo in such a way. there is a star. this is such a beautifu

what and how she teaches at russian universities at the rostov state university of communications maria tried herself as a dispatcher of the path of the stacker and conductor, and at the yaroslavl demidov state university she got acquainted with the profession of a forensic specialist, it's time to take a closer look and, of course, science. she was a very strict geography teacher, very strict as a result, i don't know, but i remember that such strict very strongly overwhelming. this is the only teacher who well, my mother goes to school maria sokova was born in novokuibyshevsk, samara region in 2001, changed her habitat and moved to moscow, where she entered the shchukin higher theater school, graduated with honors and became an actress of the chekhov moscow art theater to become drossers it was a great surprise for the whole family, because i was a man who in the village even ran from little chickens and goslings screaming terribly afraid. and i also dreamed of being a pharmacist. and i want to become a good it-specialist, because since childhood i have been interested in computer sci

the university were a state university that never practiced segregation, a y saying the case would come out differently? >> it may. that is how and why we must not have a policy across the board wi lited consideration. >> you would perhaps endorse a system where a state university has not had syndication would be prohibited from doing whator carolina is doing? >> the important point here is whether or not the educational benefits of diversity have been established that particular universi. here at the university of north carolina of course it matters a lobecause it affects recruitment and retention and not have been up a part of its history, it is importa wther or not the university itself cannot establishwn educational benefit of diversity and satisfy that through narrowly tailored means. the university of michigan is a good example of that. i won't pretend to know the history of michigan. i know they were were desegregation problems in districts. but whether or not it was an issue of swned segregation, i don't know. >> you, counsel. >> you have mentioned the benefits of diversity, but

like michigan state university and the university of arkansas. they are vital partners in conducting the research, delivering cooperative extension andd training the next generatin of leaders. investments in research and extension are absolutely essential. demand for these programs continues to outpace the available resources and in recent years -- i look forward to hearing testimony from our undersecretary and panel of stakeholdersat and now let me tn to my friend and ranking member senator bozeman. >> thank you madam chair. i would also like to thank the witnesses for taking the time to join us today whether you are visiting us from the farm, from the campus or the building on how it enhances agricultural research and for that we are very grateful. the population reached 8 billion people and according to most projections we were out at the next billion in the next 15 years. of the growing population would need access to affordable and high-quality oils, proteins and the american farmer is well positioned to meet this demand through the continue

university. they will feel somewhat vindicated themselves because there are a lot of people who are out there supporting us and probably feeling a little awkward about it. you know, people who would normally be wearing penn shirts or caps wondering back. 2012, would i be embarrassed being out in public with my penn state gear? somebody's going to say something to me as if i was part of something nefarious and, you know, i hope that is something that we can get beyond and in the long run. so that's just a few preliminary thoughts kind of unscripted, but let me open it up to what you would like to have me talk about about. okay. i'll give you all the permission to ask questions. what is at the core? do you of the shift from the focus and blame on sandusky as the as the criminal in this story towards university more broadly, not just the individuals that you cite the four individuals including you, but the universe more broadly why did that happen. it's hard to know for sure. i don't think it out as

state technical university.ideas are born with the latest materials and advanced technologies. here, the future mendeleev nobels of butlerov and the curie wolf of gtu are born, they are sure that the future is in the present. as a child, when i had a sore throat, my grandmother brewed herbal tea and gave it to me with honey. well, then it seemed to me all the right ritual. in fact, useful chemical elements are found in any natural product. so if you know chemistry well, a first-aid kit can become literally everything around . we are in the laboratory of fine organic synthesis and medicinal chemistry. departments, chemistry, technology and chemical production equipment wolf. trp students receive the profession of chemical technologists. it is they who make the discovery of pharmaceuticals and develop new drugs, but the main raw material for our work. these are products, of course, chemical production, but we also use plant products, for example, camphor vladimir vladimirovich burmistrov, head of the scientific re

walter massey has been the leader of morehouse college, the university of california, the universitychicago, art institute, the national science foundation, argon labs and now, he is leading the effort to get the giant magellan telescope funded by the u.s. government and private institutions. i sat down with him at the university of chicago to talk about what he is most proud of having achieved in this incredible life he has had. dr. massey, you have been a renaissance man, involved in education, the arts, business, science. of all the things you have done in your incredible career, what is it you are most proud of? walter: well, i am actually proud of all of those things, but i think they position what has given me more satisfaction, going back to morehouse college, which was my alma mater as president. i went back in 1995. in my wife cheryl and i, when we talk about the various things we have done, we agree that that was a lot of fun and satisfying. to go back to your alma mater and preside over the graduation of about african-american men. david: let's talk about your background f

you are one of those that organize in universities and their institutes universities will enroll winnersut exams, while this is a pilot project and they will conduct it again so far only in regional universities 21 educational institutions of the country in two stages check the knowledge of future graduates, the second will end in february for children who will receive diplomas of winners of the first, second and third degrees enrolled for training immediately in march, such children will be given up to 15% of budget places. there will be one and a half to two thousand of them, warning the excitement, i will say that the competition in universities such a reception will not increase these 15% of the budget places. and so those who are able to win in the university olympiads would take the task there is difficult, and the system with enrollment in march will free up more time and places to take entrance exams and ct from those who will compete in the summer. in addition, students of regional universities are highly likely to remain working in the regions. and this is an unconditional plus

although the university, in fact. couple of months, so we have an intensification of these relations, and so we informed the embassy. well, respectively. you know, this is not just a name change, but it says that we need to not only technically approach this issue. we inform everyone that here we are. i know that most occupations of future scientists. yes, it's in the labs. uh, the institutes of the academy of sciences, but the university appeared to appoint. it should be his, so to speak, official housing. we will have our own building. now it is being modernized. that in 203 we will cut the ribbon on kalina by 10 already on september 1. very good logistics. this will be our four-story building, the building will be based there. our university will be training the teaching staff, i will definitely ask you in more detail a little later . in the meantime, my colleagues on vasily they didn’t pass the university and have already looked. this is how the classes are going. well , the magistrate suggest we look. propaganda

i could not believe they were going to ban girls from attending universities.d not know this was going to happen in the middle of finals and they won't let us graduate. >> women walking to university hoping to shape their career paths will stop for the foreseeable future. >> let's bring in our guests, social counselor of the norwegian afghan committee, and founder of the let afghan girls learn campaign. give us a sense of what this means for women and female students across afghanistan. >> of course. there was somehow some hopes in the heart of each girl and woman in afghanistan, but unfortunately, yesterday when the issued that you could not go to courses at universities, they feel like it is the end of the world for them because when you cannot go outside, when you cannot educate yourself, if you do not have any kind of freedom, so obviously, they have the worst ever feeling in their lives. >> the taliban took over 16 months ago. they have been saying they will definitely be looking forward to guaranteeing certain rights, particularly when it comes to educati

of the winner of university olympiads.eover, this is an important aspect that everyone should understand already at the beginning of march, the first second of march. they will be enrolled in the university without actually having a high school diploma yet. they will be enrolled in the university. there, something will create a very powerful motivational incentive in order not to consider as an alternative or some other prospect of entering foreign moreover, we are expanding universities and benefits for the children of the winners of the regional stage of the republican olympiad. they, too, this year will have the opportunity to enter regional universities without exams. previously, only a hundred-point mark in the corresponding subject was provided for them. uh, one more thing is the support of our gifted youth - these are the graduates of the national children's technopark since january 1, 21. the technopark is already working in such an experimental mode and those guys who come there for training. they undergo a very s

so i'm wondering, suppose the university, a wealthy university could eliminate those prerces which tend to favor the children of wealthy, white parents, andchve diversity without race consciousness, wod strict scrutiny require them to do so? >> if i may, i would like to make a threshold poi. d those are not -- >> i understand, counsel, i unde the hypothetical is not your case, and you do not like it, i got it. >> but if you could just take a shot at it >> the critical point, really quickly, it is undisputed that legacy status is not affected. >> counsel, i understand. i do understand, i appreciateha okay? i had to face many hypotheticals in a lecture i did not like. but let's take the hypothetical. we are in strict scrutiny, it needs to be established. wealthy university, and it's stillprefers all of these, they give checks to theskis of persons, not for their academic merit, but cause it would bring diversity in the form of a ua team, or they might bring in a new art museu w heard. oh, we must admit that kid, because their parents will donate an art museum, okay? suppose the universi c

so that's the difference between the observable universe and the entire universe. so, the universe has been around for a finite time, only 13.8 billion years. and so we can only see objects that were close enough that their light has been able to reach us in that period of time. but to our best understanding that is not all there is, there is more universe out there that is inaccessible to us right now because the universe has not been around long enough for that light to travel to us. >> great. thank you very much. now recognize mr. bhavan for his questions. >> absolutely fascinating. thank you. i'm going to bring us back down to earth for congressional oversight here. ok? dr. clampin, the government accountability office, the nasa inspector general, the national academies of science, and this committee conducted a significant amount of oversight on jwst program over the past 20 years. we've learned a lot about what to do and actually what not to do. as nasa continues with the development of the roman telescope and begins to consider other follow on observatories,

garden my universities project about advanced universities and unique professions about the present and future of russia, because the future is the present project of my university for those who think about their future and the future of their children, we previously showed about the universities of irkutsk moscow tomsk st. petersburg krasnoyarsk-arkhangelsk, vladivostok and other cities of our motherland, today we again go to nizhny novgorod, this is the most important point of our great educational journey, but today our attention has been attracted. privolzhsky research medical university, my colleagues, the people's favorite and people's artist of the country anna yakunina and a schoolboy from pskov nikitov fomichev plunge into the reality of modern medical science. the most important engine of our body without it, not a single process in life can do without it, and also the heart of the youngest the nizhny novgorod art object was installed. here just a year ago and local bloggers. she immediately took a fancy to the fashionable location she made. we in nizhny novgorod, one of the m

in 11 years at the university of arizona. so i wanted to think outside the with thework traditional recruiters, and think our first big win against texas was when were able to grab doctor bobby robins from the texas medical center. he was a stanford trained arrest six surgeon who was leading the medical center and he wanted to be university president. i think we've seen this and other leaders like sayth mitch daniels at purdue that what a difference they can make at the university level. and as a governor you may not be able to pick that person directly like you can say a superior court judge but you can affect the decision making and they think that governments going for it is going to be so important to understand that only the importance of the community colleges, the career and technical education, and that the universities stay relevant and adjust the needs of economy like expanding the engineering school, the business school, those types of majors, are all things that can be done and ideas that can happen at the stateho

the difference between the observable universe in the entire universe. so, the entire universe has been around for a finite time. only 13.8 billion years. so, we can only see objects that were close enough that their life had been able to reach us in that period of time. but to our best understanding, that is not all there. is there's more universe out there that is inaccessible to us right now. the universe has not been around long enough for it to travel to us. >> we recognize mr. rabbit. >> thank you and bring us back down to earth for congressional oversight. . dr. clamp in, the government accountability office and the significant program over the past 20 years. when you learned a lot about what you want to do, as nasa continues with the development of the telescope and begins to consider other observatories, one of the top three lessons learned that came out of all these report. they're independent reviews, if you could tell us with some of the fruits of my labor up here. >> i think a lot of it comes down to it, it's going to the very beginning. one

, and the university of arkansas. land grant universities are vital partners in conducting agricultural -- training the next generation of -- >> -- demand for these farm bill programs continues to outpace the available resources and in recent years, funding for public agricultural research here in the u.s. has declined, which is concerning. meanwhile, china has quintupled its investment in public agricultural research. it now invests twice as much as the u.s. does. as the farmers work to tackle the current climate crisis, navigating markets, and feed a growing global population, investments in agricultural research and trustworthy economic data will only become more important. i look forward to hearing testimony from our undersecretary jacobs young and our panel of stakeholders. let me now turn to my friend and our ranking member, senator boozman. >> thank you, madam chair. i would also like to thank our witnesses for taking this time to join us today, whether you're visiting us from the farm, from the campus, or from

the 2018 farm bill benefited our land grant universities and my alma mater michigan state university. langer at universities are vital partners in conducting agriculture research delivering cooperativee extension and training the next generation of leaders in theer agriculture sector and that's with research and extension are essential. demand for these farm bill programs continues to outpace the available resources in a recent years funding for public agriculture research here in the u.s. was concerning. meanwhile china has quintupled itss investment in public agriculture research since 2000 now invest twice as much in food access. as our farmers tackle the climate crisis and navigate constantly changing market and feed a growing global population investments in agriculture research andt trustworthy economic data will only become more important. i look forward to hearing testimony from our undersecretary jacob young and let me turn to our friend and ranking member senator boozman. >> thank you madam chair and i would also like to thankpa her witnesses for taking the time to join us t

in a university, said that it's no loer healthy for our university life, nois a healthy fosoety. that men are so under educated, as compared toomen. could a university but a thumb on the scale and say, it is important that we ensure that men continue to be ceiving college educations at, not perfect ty, but roughly same ballpark? >> this course president, with respect to e equal protection clause, that is subject to ar level of scrutiny than a racial classificationasbut if they could justify them unr this jurisprudence, i dot think it justifies that they can justify racial class of a caller -- classifications. >>ou're right about the levels of scrutiny, t that would be peculiar, wouldn't? the scale, but people who haven been kied in this heat by our >> of course our position is that women could not get them on a schat sounds likely racial classification. n uld, perhaps -- but ther is, could you survive intermediate ing their case? i don't know, but we've never said that gender differences, or at least the couris there suggested the sex discriminati the protection clause ri the inh

the farmville also benefited our land-grant universities, modern michigan state university and the university of arkansas. land-grant universities are vital partners in conducting agricultural research, developing cooperative extension and training in the next generation of leaders including the agriculture sector. it is absolutely essential, demand for the programs outpace the available resources and in recent years funding for public agriculture research in the us at the time was concerning. china has its investment in public agriculture research since 2000 and now investing twice as much. as farmers work to tackle the climate crisis, navigate constantly changing markets and feed a growing global population, investments in agriculture research and trustworthy economic data will only become more important. i look forward to hearing testimony from our undersecretary, chavonda jacobs-young, i want to turn to our ranking member. >> thank you. i would like to thank our witnesses for taking the time to joining us today whether you are visiting us on farm or campus, you provide an important perspe

and then we have a directive about the universities today. we have a directive from the ministry of education stating that every provinces to ensure that girls are not allowed in schools beyond grade 6. this is for private institute for public institutes for institutions that are even teaching languages or courses . so it looks like the pilot bottom really want to implement the span and they're leaving us no room to go with alternatives. there were alternatives of hidden schools or there were alternatives of online schooling. but with this crackdown with how they've today actually written into schools to make sure that no were there and just shows that it's getting worse. about few months ago. so had i was in afghanistan and have been to some of those schools, particularly in missouri, city of and cobbled, i've met some of the female suitors, absolutely smart, passionate looking forward to continue their studies, one of them. so remember, she told me she wants to become a national and she wants to go to the united states of america for her pa

university first-year students of the maritime university started the academic year with a creativect that will be continued in the creation of the second and even the third part of the graphic novel. and next year, the artists hiro fu, hiru will completely absorb a new multimedia project. well, in general, it is generally accepted that vladivostok is a city that entertains itself, so if we need something there, we are bored , we took and came up with an exhibition, if we are artists, yes, if we are still bored, we took it and went to nature where anything at sea. on ride status. by the way, people have n't talked about it yet. we have won a presidential grant for cultural initiatives to create three floors of a multimedia museum exhibition. russia is my story to help in the implementation of creative ideas in a contemporary artist. rsi students are coming soon. the branch of the st. petersburg theater university will also become part of the primorsky cultural cluster. it is very important for us that we are here inside this story, and we are creating, and a completely unique, and a

of russian universities and, of course, widely deployed university volunteering.children who represented russia at the international junior olympiad in natural sciences returned to moscow from colombia that night, returned in triumph, won five gold medals and one silver competition was colossal 60 countries participated in the most difficult task at once in three disciplines of physics, chemistry and biology it is not surprising that each of the winners are now waiting for the best universities in the country of course, without exams. dmitry zaitsev met the golden flight at the airport and talked to the medalists. a many-hour flight from colombia, a transfer in turkey, and finally, all six participants of the international olympiad landed at the airport, vnukovo i am proud that i didn’t let our country down, performed at a decent level katya dorofeyeva, originally from mordovia, brought our junior team one of five gold medals medals. in total, there were 20 of them played in the olympics in the team. she's the only girl, as it turns out informal leader who grabbed

mariana: no, we didn't hear anything from the university. and since i was going through something similar, i was like, "oh, so they're just not going to care if something happens to me." candice: uc berkeley declined our interview request, but says its police department does not proactively share student death information publicly. if you are in crisis or know someone who is, there is help. you can call or text 988. we've also provided a list of resources on our website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. with the investigative unit, candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. bigad: and we'll be right back. bigad: some of our most powerful stories come from you. if you have a story for our investigative unit to look into, call 888-996-tips or you can visit our website at nbcbayarea.com/investigations. and that is our show for tonight. i'm bigad shaban. on behalf of our entire team, thanks for watching nbc bay area, where we investigate. see you next time. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪

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i already went to university.ell, my brother studied there in russian, and he recommended me better, like in russian, it was possible in english or armenian, but he speaks better in russian, so i studied the preparatory department there in russian. i studied russian. i came home turned on e, russian radio, so that i could listen to russian speech, then i bought cassettes in russian, if to hear it just because the russian language, i only heard it at the university, when i was in class and even then i call my parents, i say, mom, well, there is no future, if i understand that they don’t give me ideal ones. money so that i study, and i'm there, no matter how hard i try , there is no opportunity to be a good doctor, because a doctor is a practice. i say, i need to change my country, and we started to discuss it well, it turns out you were finishing your first year. you are in russian. that we had to look for a country precisely in order to continue our studies in russian and why belarus was where i lived in armenia,

my universities project?cific universities and unique professions about the present and future of russia, because the future is the present project of my universities for those who think about their future and the future of their children, we previously showed about the universities of irkutsk moscow krasnoyarsk stavropol tomsk rostov-on-don belgorod st. petersburg and other cities of our country today, close attention is paid to one of the most important creative universities in the country , the gnessin russian academy of music we decided to send to the academy those who are just starting their creative career ivan maslennikov from the tambov region and anna chistaeva from the column of the three factors of the project. you are the super channel of ntv they are guys singing and thinking about where to go to study. so let them choose. anya and vanya wish you pleasant impressions and important discoveries. thank you sergey anatolyevich we will try. it's our dream to enter the gnessin russian academy of music

yes, and how the university is ready to contribute to this, well, the university is ready from an ideological point of view in the first place. it is necessary to instill in young people the idea that you need to be, uh, independent in all respects and from the point of view, first of all, well, the ideological race, and the second technological independence, because as long as there is no technological independence, you will also be dependent in ideology, therefore, guys, we are preparing for this, e, what is needed, which means, uh, really turn on the brains. e that the most valuable thing is not concrete iron. and it's still the brains are able to do. uh, new equipment. we even have such a term of non-import. e substitution, and import advance, because, er, replace copy. well u and reverse engineering is possible, but it's not quite right better, so it's sorted out. what is there. it’s better to have samples of equipment of some kind of technology and come up with something so that it’s right away, but how would we get ahead. well, experts. which are now in demand in the field of oil and g