works university tail of the university.here are those, so to speak, unfavorably, developing, well, the conditions mean. for the e red army for the soviet union at this time, of course, the university would probably have begun its work, and so on , now the summer of forty, on the second of may 15, 1943, the council of people's commissars of the ussr adopted a resolution on the resumption of the work of the belarusian state university , the skhodnya station near from moscow housed in the university in the building of the second high school. it means that in this station skhodnya, khimki district, moscow region, it is clear that students lived in those summer houses that were not adapted for winter conditions, which they found there, so it is clear that they, uh, were engaged in what is called self-sufficiency, you know and participated for how the same firewood means, and so on and so forth. educational and scientific life resumed in october 1943, about 300 people started classes, students participated in scientific events. t

the earliest opening of the belarusian state university, but not the real activity of the university, this day, on this day, years earlier, miss was released from the search for here on the signs of this political event, held some kind of celebration like that. very plowed, very written in owls there with the telegram press and so on and so on, but in reality, univer the next day and after a month or two could not start work and it is worth emphasizing that the university has a birthday on october 30, 1921. on july 11, the so-called act of opening the belarusian state university took place at noon on october 30, 1921 with the participation of professors, teachers and students, as well as party state leadership on october 30. 1921. began we say beat the heart of the university. this is why because in these one and a half years from february 19 to october 21, historical work was carried out on the creation of the material base of the university, but were written. curriculum was prepared by educational teaching materials created, let's say library conditions in order to make the training

uh, top three universities.ty of guangzhou now is the three leading age that we have. uh, cooperation agreements and uh, today we have about 200 chinese students. and i think first of all. we are very similar mentally. uh, here's the chinese students. uh, in our country in our city, our university is very comfortable and convenient, but very uh, similar to the culture of discipline. and if we talk about china students, then you will never meet them with nitrites, that they will be late for the educational process or for the training process. uh, this is a systematic international cooperation with china, and in professional sports, belarusians are already raising asian handball stork of china is the name of a team that lives and works on the basis of the university and performs in the championship of our country, sport has occupied an increasing place in the life of belarusian society for more than 80 -anniversary at the university prepared about 35,000 professionals who work in all structures of the national edu

she grew from a technical school to a university university.reat status, which for 80 years. it a whole freud of wonderful athletes who studied at this university, but also defended, honestly, the university and our country. you just need to force yourself in order to be able to train and be able to successfully study the tea ceremony chinese language courses. wushu. so at the sports university there is a promotion of chinese culture, the whole confucius institute is functioning in the chinese direction. after all, it has become very popular in the past decade in all areas to promote chinese culture, but this is my personal opinion, since we have. uh, really not partners of the chinese side. and these are our great friends. uh, top three universities. china for us hanan university guangzhou now these are the three leading universities that we have uh, cooperation agreements and uh. today we have about 200 chinese students. and i think first of all. we are very similar mentally. here are chinese students in our country in our city. our universit

petersburg, on his initiative, the university of st. petersburg and the academy of sciences were created and therefore this idea was born create a university under the academy of sciences. well, you know, time to a certain extent, it puts an end to and a, at some point this idea was born, but there was a need for this idea, as it were. well, more. hmm, more seriously . here i would like to say a word of gratitude to the previous minister and igor vasilievich karpenko and the current minister andrey ivanovich ivantsov, who supported this idea with both hands and we have already introduced amendments to the new edition of the code so that the academy of sciences has the opportunity to open just such an institution education, and we received this support , and thanks to it, the leadership of the ministry of education of the presidium of the national academy of sciences of belarus, such a university appeared. we can say that this is e, the idea of ​​​​creating a university. well, she suggested. itself time, correctly any idea. she must appe

uh, china's top three universities for nanese hanan gongzhou university. ages that we have, uh, cooperation agreements and uh, today we have about 200 chinese students. and i think first of all. we are very similar mentally. here is chinese students in our country in our city. our university is very comfortable and convenient, but very, uh, similar on the culture of discipline. and if we talk about chinese students, then you will never meet them, that they will be late for the educational process or for the training process. uh, this is a systematic international cooperation with china, and in professional sports, belarusians are already raising the asian handball stork of china, the name of the team that lives and works on the basis of the university and plays in the championship of our country. sport occupies more and more place in the life of the belarusian society . for more than 80 years, about 35,000 specialists have been trained at the university, who work in all structures of the national education system, from preschool institutions to higher educ

the university is 92 years old. this time it changed its name several times and was both the leningrad shipbuilding institute and the leningrad marine technical university, but students and teachers of all ages. they lovingly call their alma mater. a shipbuilder sounds simpler and warmer, whoever knows how to build ships knows how to build everything gleb turichen, rector of the st. petersburg state maritime technical university, doctor of technical sciences, professor in terms of information technology. the ship is a huge floating data center. that's so much remote control smart different drive. more than in any automated plant, to make a ship you need an incredible number of different technologists technologist shipbuilder technologist, welder, technologist, technologist, radio technician, and we train them all . we'll find out in a few minutes. is it still possible to save the titanic by lifting it from the bottom and set off on a real voyage, do not miss the events and people of the week on central television. m

university the university will live and work, and they are helping to bring future students to the centerdidate of sciences olena shcherbina and maryna arkhangelska. by the way, they will be deprived of their academic degrees . it is called kherson state university, overseeing which the occupation administration appointed tetyana tomilina, the woman worked as the director of the kherson academic lyceum, took part in the elections, tried to become the mayor of kherson for 5 years, no one has heard anything special about her, but here, bang, and immediately the rector says sources in kherson that the ex-graulai tersaldo himself contributed to her appointment, what will now be taught at the university under the rectorship, it’s scary to even imagine, listen to what she said on television before the elections in since 2015, he has been working in kherson, a secret laboratory of particularly dangerous infections in the center of the city. vopros pochemu people don't know about it второи вопрос Почему Министерство обороны this weapon doesn't resemble anything for the past six months i've alread

yes, they go to universities.ing to the results of the exam, which were also imposed by the so -called partners. the main goal of the bolognese the liquidation process of universities that we inherited from the ussr and we inherited universities in all areas of aviation construction, agriculture, medicine, theater and law over the past 20 years. we are witnessing a massive degradation of students. and universities yes, of course, we have an excellent teacher. yes, there are good universities, but there are fewer of them. yes, in each group you can find students who want to study, and not get grades for the bribery system. although no one knows anything about her, but at least she has everyone is hearing. what other systems of higher education exist? we have other options, master's degree. we still have a specialist in many areas of training. we also conduct training at moscow state university and have been training specialists for five years. according to the old system, as volodya and i are still in russia, in ma

students at the university. it is configured, it is aimed at an individual approach to each student. and of course. this system of education helps to reveal the abilities of each student, because chinese students come to our country in many ways. universities to study european, russian belarusian european culture, western european culture, since the interest in e, chinese society in this culture. he is very tall. i think that in view of all these circumstances, our education education at our belarusian state university of culture is in great demand for us teachers. it's nice that we can transfer our knowledge to share them to share professional experience. and of course it's nice when there are already graduates who graduated a year, two three four years ago. eh, they left to study at our university and work with choirs in china, send their creative works to international competitions, and share their successes by sending their copies of international diplomas . it is very nice. in action, my dad really likes mu

still at university there was a huge interest in science.ple, the idea arose to connect my life with science in the second year. i started to get interested. where can i go and so i ended up in the laboratory of human genetics at the institute of genetics of cytology, the national academy of sciences of belarus well, in principle, my supervisor advised me to move on to develop more, therefore, i decided to enter the university of the national academy of sciences evgeny yanchuk's goals are ambitious , but future scientists are sure that they will reach and like the topic of research and the supervisor is supportive in everything. since i am engaged in biology, in particular human genetics. i would very much like to help people treat some diseases, especially genetic ones. therefore, i think that it would be great to move in this direction. this is a huge step forward. this is a big development, and there is a lot of science that has not been studied. and this makes it possible to make new discoveries and invest. uh, something new in belarusia

university.s also a great option for part-time students to do something or something else in life. the goalkeeper of the belarus youth ice hockey team andrei grishchenko is pragmatic in principle, and many athletes from the next generation, despite professional career. they are on a par with ordinary peers. they also want to have an education by the age of 25. andrei studies at the university of physical education as a full-time student, but has free attendance. even by the second year , i realized i still have to learn, so i really welcome remote methods. the laptop in the locker room lies next to the stick, you can’t come there for the same pairs, but from 20 it should be the same as everything went to the university website. entered your password, the system immediately sends you to the desired subject go to the next section impossible without passing the test in the previous section, there is an option to contact the teacher. if the subject is not clear, by the way, take a look at the student

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and where to go to study my universities a project about advanced universities and stone professions about the present and future of russia, because the future is the present project my universities for those who think about their future about the future of our children, we previously showed about the universities of arkhangelsk vladivostok krasnoyarsk perm pskov novosibirsk the great novgorod rostov-on-don moscow and st. petersburg and other cities of our country today all attention is on the north caucasian federal university, where my colleagues yulia galkina and zlatoy and sentsova are exploring the phenomenon of caucasian hospitality and will test it for themselves. what and how are future professionals taught in an actively developing direction, tourism and service. bread and salt is one of the most important symbols of hospitality among most peoples, bread means wealth and prosperity in the house. assol protection from evil spirits. and the words bread and salt are often found in folklore. for example, without salt and bread, half a dinner or bread, salt, eat, but the owner. l

so to speak , the university of the belarusian state university always sounds there in our composition today. uh, over 30 ballet dancers. well, plus the orchestra, seven people in the orchestra. here we are working. we are the main gigs their solos to live sound, therefore, when the team works on the big stage. this is impressive for such a large number of people bsu provides all the opportunities for the comprehensive social creative and sports implementation of its students and staff. on the basis of the university , there are about 30 sports sections , the department of physical education. bsu was established in the 1948th year in these difficult post-war years, the priority direction of the department was the formation of the physical culture of the student's personality and a healthy lifestyle in 1956. the first spartakiad of the peoples of the ussr was held in moscow, at which the champions in team competitions in saber fencing became one horseradish in one stepanovich was a unique personality yulia maslovskaya, head of the department of physical education and sports of the belar

uh, skc our ester university was being washed. there is a cafe and sports and a hall for mindon and a concert hall, but we always perform here a concert of a symphony orchestra, a concert. here we have the same students, students, life is very interesting in our free time, when we are not in the lessons. well, i, i call, my friend friends, let's lose, eat and young greenhouse. jura and most like sports biart. we are always there to play billiards after university. of course, i'll be back. i'm in china. i want to work at the bolshoi theatre. can they? at the university i really want to study even further, but i study technique, study. i'm europe with whom no, this is me singing, just study me, well, i can work in the theater in the future and leave the great singers, not only the peking opera in the european opera and musicals such and so on, but it's also possible if i finish my postgraduate course, well, i will i will work for a miscarriage, and well no no only at the university. but maybe the theater i came to belarus is one of

agrarian and economic university and well, in my opinion, they took a step and went to the okupan university. this university is declared by whole families, the former first vice-rector of kherson agrarian volodymyr morozov, who is assisted by his two sons, associate professors, collaborators roman and oleksiy morozov, who joined the work to the occupiers and their wives, the five collaborators offered cosmic salaries of 160,000 rubles, humanitarian rations and other benefits, the conditions were already so tempting that they behaved like the rector yevgenia chernyshova , who was dismissed from the ukrainian state university four years ago, became the head of the occupation university. this is where the kherson agrarian university will live and work, and they help her bring future students to the center, and candidates of sciences olena shcherbina and maryna arkhangelska. by the way, they will be deprived of their academic degrees. after the decision of the ukrainian in the end , it is unlikely that in prison they pay attention to a scientific degree. there is also another university in kher

at the most prestigusolleges and universities, correct? >> that's correct. >> there ia ice to pay by banning the use of race in college admissions? >> a agree with that. a that means that there is a diverse, there is lesser number of diverse graduates that enter the pipeline, not just to the government, but to the privctor. many of them require highe ucation so that pipeline is being reduced, correct? hat's correct. >> so in the end, our colorblindness, whatever that means because our sie is not colorblind. that comes at a high cost not only to unc and to the state and to the nation as a whole, correct? like that is correct. and i think, again to return to the example of the military, the pipeline question is ctilly important because the military has a closed personnel ste that means we don't do lateral hiri. the individuals who are entering college today and participating in rotc programs at civili institutions or who are admitted to the service academies art the closed universe are going to be eligible for leadership in the military in 2

, it is offered to citizens of ukraine who wish to contribute to the reconstruction of the universityon the pages of the university in social networks, you can find relevant details and whoever thinks for himself that it is worth doing, he can do it, mr. peter, what changes will take place in the work of the educational institution. so we understand that massive rocket attacks can be repeated knowing the more so the approach of the russians to our infrastructural facilities well, but people also need to study, well, the university now works in online mode, that is, the teachers work and read lectures with the help of online and also students have the opportunity to listen to lectures and participate in seminar classes and again this is not really something fundamentally new for the university because the university started to master the appropriate technical means of learning since the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic and then for a while time the university was able to resume its work in the offline mode, in principle, this academic year, mostly the majority of courses began to be

and where to go to study my universities is a project about advanced universities and unique professions. he is the present and future of russia, because the future is in the present. the project of my university for those who think about their future and the future of their children we showed earlier we talked about the universities of arkhangelsk vladivostok krasnoyarsk perm pskov novosibirsk veliky novgorod rostov-on-don, st. petersburg and other cities of our country today all attention is paid to the moscow aviation to the institute of the national research university about the sky, space, flights in a dream and in reality, high technologies and the future of aerospace industry will tell my colleagues, alexandra olezhka schoolboy. artyom, what boy doesn’t dream of being a pilot or an astronaut who lifts into the sky something that it would seem should not fly. so fasten your seat belts is taking off. domestic aviation per year and i’m walking, walking around moscow that moscow dreamed of flying both in a dream and in reality you can see, even under the ground there are so many aviat

attends university regularly.tudies biomechanics and physiology, but also writes scientific articles on the topic of technical training. i decided to take on the long-standing and most painful topic in belarusian hockey - bad skating of players. why so the more detailed approach to everyone to an athlete of a differentiated approach, if 50% or 60% of the athletes have learned some skill, we can have our coaches calmly move on to the next forgetting about all 40 people 40% who are left with this. huge

i didn't even think about studying at shevchenko university this year. there are more than 5,000 first-year students among them, including hundreds of currently purchased territories or those who regularly under fire this year, admission became a challenge for everyone. applicants wrote and called. since april, the dormitories prioritized those from hot regions. the mixed format was chosen in order to give the students as much knowledge as possible. today we see some results for you in bachelor's and master's degrees, they are not very different from last year's a in some specialties, we have more enrollments than last year, and this really makes us very happy. this year , we recruited 88 students for the first year of medicine, and with sufficiently high scores, that is, they with this score, they would have passed, for example, to the university of bogomolets or something else. applicants chose this year lviv, kyiv, dnipro, odesa and, despite everything, kharkiv, but the competitive score was the highest in kharkiv oblast and sumy oblast, not at all li

let me invite you to our university to get acquainted with modern physical education. and, of course, on the eve of teacher's day, dear friends, teachers, teachers. let me congratulate everyone on our professional holiday and wish everyone good health and talented students. thanks to andrey yuryevich director of the center for human development in sports tourism and creative industries of the moscow state university of sports and tourism rat valerievich director of the olympic reserve sports school no. 46 department of sports of the city of moscow for the scientific and practical development of the introduction of modern teaching methodology by developing and building additional scientific educational and methodological literature in the specialty of pediatrics tkachenko alexander evgenievich archpriest chief general specialist of the st. in order to restore health in order to comfort in order not to hurt and not scary. my colleagues and i set out our service to our neighbors in textbooks on pediatrics, a section on palliative care for children occupied a special place

from melitopol, the melitopol state pedagogical university and the tavria state agro-technological universityot stop their work, they were temporarily re-registered on in the territory controlled by ukraine, all their graduates receive state diplomas that have weight in the civilized world, and not somewhere in the swamps of russia. outright lies about moscow diplomas and demanding money for the return of documents are not the only things that the rectorate of the new pseudo-university lives on. collaborators recruit high school graduates to work in the brothel they created the so-called university, a video of an interview of one of the potential future freshmen and the named vice-rector viktor suprun appeared on the network, here are the most juicy fragments from this video about outside, we open a small 104, for example, back article massage people motoblocks, the city, we don’t have big clients, permanent thoughts, it’s too interesting, what degree could this girl get? and in the occupied kherson region , the situation with education is not at all better since the first days of the full-sc

basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. >> even before what happened tht couple of weeks, a woman was raped in her office. >> reporter: the thought of a rt of a rapist on the loose has some on the stanford campus concerned. on friday just after noon, the victim was working in her office when a man grabbed and dragged her into the basement and raped her. the department of public safety is investigating this. coming forward to provide details fore for the crime. the in the parking lot near wilber hall. >> because of the incident, some incident, someone like there is something so much american tensional about it. i don't kn, don't know, it's really scary. >> reporter: according to dps ih in both cases, the victims didn't initially come forward, but both crimes were reported by a mandatory reporter. someoe reporter. someone legally o

well, very very nice told there we are now at our university and here the culture of the skc our university masters washed, but there are also cafes and sports. both the hall and the concert hall, but we always perform here a concert of a symphony orchestra envelope. here we have in our students students life is very interesting in their free time. i then in our no in lessons. well, i call, my friend friends, let's lose, eat and the jura sea park and most like the sport of billiards. we are a sect there to play something. i 'll be back after that, of course. i'm in china i want to work at the bolshoi theatre, they can go to the university, i really want to study even further, i'll learn technique, study. i am europe with whom there is no, it's straight vocals, just learn. i, well, can the future work in the theater and the great singers leave not expensive, the peking opera in the european opera and musical. so and so on. well, you can, too, if i finish this hmm graduate school, well, i will, i will work, i will throw out. well, no, only at the university. well, maybe, uh, the opera house.

by the centenary of our university, we have become the second university in the russian federation amongnd institutions of higher education we had a competition and the second was the russian medical dental university, and the first uncle was the nuclear physics institute. well, well done, great happiness on the holiday of the leaves of students who are just embarking on this path with the holiday of your colleagues, of whom there are a lot of dental offices today. and i must say that they are all beautiful or collegiate. everything is now white blue green, like our studio . happiness when a profession becomes like this. we said that one and a half thousand employees in our studio are only seven people. this is a honeycomb 200 part of those who work at the medical and dental university. i want to congratulate you on the holiday to live such a life when you have reached the heights of your profession from your student years, happy holiday to you everyone.

the alternate universe. the reality universe and the full of crap universe biden lives in. sadly gas prices are going up again. we all get hurt by it. instead of using the national gassage which is going up. if you spent time in a statistics class in college, they didn't pick the average, they picked the most common gas price. folks, nobody does that as a measure of gas prices. >> gas prices are down nearly $1.20. and the most common price is $3.29 a gallon. taking stock of where gas prices are today. the most common price for retail gasoline is $3.29. dan: did you catch it? not the average. the most common price. i heard something like that in my statistics class in college. if you live in an alternate universe you pick the measure that gives you the right. this one really aggravates the hell out of me. it involves people dying. crime. we'll be covering some of these issues tonight. it's optional for some of these cities to submit to the fbi. they are crime numbers. i find it strange that the fbi crime statistics didn't include l.a. and new york. if you live in the full of

the decision did not come from the university chancellor or academic part of the university.he intelligence part of the establishment. in iran, we do have these institutions, including the universities and they are much more powerful then the chancellor or head of that department. ben: you in the past have been outspoken, critical of the regime. you continue, though, to speak publicly, despite immense personal risk. do you worry about what the authorities may try to do, may coerce you into doing, or it may stop you from speaking out? >> o course. i am always fearing that i might receive a telephone call -- there are anonymous telephone calls from the authorities, the intelligence authorities. they tap your mobile and there is no number. it says private number and you are certain that it is fm those people. there is aave to come talk to us on second sunday the you have to do this or that. usually, it is trouble when these private numbers appear on your cell phone. obviously, i either have to keep quiet and do not say anything more else -- or else i deal with the consequences,

my being a president of the university.y wife who's a professor at the community college has two master's and a phd when she's smarter than me. uh and she looked at me and she said if you do that, i'm leaving you. [laughter] she said it's one of the toughest jobs in america, especially if you start arguing about parking spaces and office windows. [laughter] but tony thanks buddy, you're a good friend and i can't say enough good things about you. in a year ago i signed an executive order establishing a presidential initiative to strengthen hbcu all across america and i appointed tony to lead that initiative because he's the best tony keisha kamala and i understand the critical role hbc us provide for all the folks in this country, particularly in building a middle, basically a ticket to the middle class. hpc hpc user great value for all americans. that's why during the pandemic, my administration did something that's never been done before. we invested $5.8 billion in h. b. c. u. s. [applause] some suggested we couldn't get

and after the clashes between the security forces and the universe, students, university students as shit, if university dozens of their students have been arrested. so right after that the university has announced that it's suspended is in person classes and moved to online. so it did, the classes are going to be held virtually until a further if further notice should of university of technology is one of the leading scientific universities in iran. it's regarded as a top university and the best students of iraq, every year, most to that university is famous, which is engineering, faculties and every year, tons of its graduates go to the that the western countries, primarily at that, primarily to the it, did you ask? and it's not only sure if university of technology so now the, at the center of the protest in iran is the university student started to protest on saturday. they continued to do this sunday and to they also, the protest are also are still taking out a taken place there. so these are the largest education institutions in iran, in the largest cities as well. so students

petersburg university, and novosibirsk university of the higher school of economics, can not always affordand other leading russian universities , of course, can afford to attract such bright personalities of teachers, professors of scientists, and who will find their way to the heart and godmothers of students, leading schools, and also, probably, they will attract, and those teachers who will be able to talk with children of different ages in an understandable language. will it work in the ordinary school of the district center and the fact? but here it seems to me, and we in part, at least they can help modern technologies, which not only bring us, hmm, troubles and problems distance education, the ability to communicate at least remotely with those who master the audience and e from the screen, but from a computer or gadget, or it can become at least from part of the help in solving this problem, but of course with belarus with you with the fact that a in the field of teaching religious disciplines, and most importantly - this is the personality of the teachers, the teacher is more imp

for prestige universities. portland state does that and anotherrs thing to us all the fs they throw on and off these these and amenities. that make the very expensive to build -- to go to school with all these fees that most didn't don't even use. i will take the answer off the air. thank you. >> again a great question and i do actually do a riff on u.s. news and report in the book. .. you know there have been a number of scandals including one at temple university in philadelphia where schools in some cases manipulated numbers, they changed class sizes, did all kinds of crazy things to change their rank. it gets to this issue, the competitiveness of schools for students, and i think one of the biggest problems, which i explore in the book is schools and found that to get students that did a better job of they did a better job competing on prestige. atwhat you've been talking about all of the surfaces. we talk about the rock climbing walls and all of these down south and have the lazy rivers for kids going on t

youon't think university has, right? >> we do not think university has made a commitment and we presented a lot of evidence on this case. we do not think the district >> if they do -- if they cannot take t b being checked into account c't do that and do try cesual alternativesis there evidence in the record abouwh the results of those would be? er words, take an example, if all of the sudden the nuerssays that talk about the experience of being an african-american in society rises dramatically, the consequences of that be the same as if they're not being mentioned but instead race is taken into account automatically? >> i want to make sure i understand the question. >> it is a little awkrd raised. >> i would not say that. the question is to there is some sort of cheating or >> not a bit. the discussion has been abt theratic plummeting of the number of african-american st that would take place if the practice ochecking a suggestion is, if not, maybe it would be an incentive for the university to truly pursue race-neutral

the ruling could have implications for california universities. joining us live is stanford associate professor of education anthony lysing antonio and stanford phd candidate sonja gable. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. kristen: these questions are for either one of you. harvard and unc are elite universities. one private, one public. both use race as one factor in making admissions decisions. what is the argument being presented today? >> the argument on behalf of the plaintiffs is that the use of race in any form in college admissions is unconstitutional. what they seek to do is reverse previous cases that said the use of race as one factor in admissions is constitutionally permissible. it is permissible because race contributes to building a diverse student body. there is a mountain of research on the benefits of a diverse student body on all students, particularly white students. kristen: this student has come up that the high court several times but never with a 6-3 conservative majority. based on the justice's questions today, how do

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i went to brown university. i graduated in 1981. i studied political silence. i worked for 40 years as a political journalist. that was a case where think having that background and critical theory and critical ideas has really informed my writing in my work, so i think i was fortunate to have that opportunity. in today's market, often you need to get a masters degree. that's what happened with my two kids. i was talking before about the pressure to make a career choice and pick a master, neither of my kids were ready for that at 18. they actually had to turn the ship around a little bit and really develop their career focus in graduate school, which meant extra education, extra tuition to get their degrees, and i'm lucky that both of my kids are bright and wonderful kids and both have masters degrees. one is a therapist and one is a journalist. they are doing ok, but they're in their late 20's. it has taken them this long to get through the educational system and start their careers, and that is what the environment is like. it is a much more challenging envir

she holds degree from bowie state university, new york's university, george washington university with additional studies at purdue, pursued at american university, catholic university, and the university of maryland. please join me in welcoming the eight national president of the national council negro women. doctor down thomas daley. (applause) >> they're supposed top scholars appear, and i am by no means a scholar. they gave me the topic last night that i was to talk about. doctor bethune as an organizer, and i don't quite know what an organizer is, but you see if i can do that. let me also say, that as we talk about doctor bethune, in terms of the national council of negro women, in 1923, at the fifth national convention of delta stigma sorority, she was made an honorary member of the sorority. i know they're some doubters in this room, you wanted me to say that. yes, okay. so, you've heard a lot of things about doctor bethune, but the one thing that really impressed me was her faith. her faith was so deep. in my research, i found out that every morning, she said a rising prayer. a

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i have to tell you that except for one university press, no university press what it touches the booke are talking about. this cancel culture is real. this pc-ness is not just throughout higher education but throughout the society and general. and it is coming not from the left only, it is coming from the right and the left. it seems to be coming from the right as much as if not more from the left. you know, critical race theory should be taught at least in colleges, maybe even an high school. 1619 project, yet. as long as you also have them read thomas payne, jefferson, martin luther king, abraham lincoln, then if you have -- not that i believe that everything and the liberal arts has to be a debate. but i do believe that multiculturalism of viewpoints and ideas about important names is crucial. so, i wouldn't ban teaching that 6019 project --1619 project. i would have them read not only the critical race theory books, arguments and understand them, but have them look at the book land of hope on the sleep of american history and how we begin with an idea, and how we try to develop an

and the university of georgia.ge xrold across a video board on the exterior of the 68,000 seat stadium. there was a handful of local and state officials, i don't even know what to ask you. this is what we've been -- this is what our whole show is about, violent, hate rhetoric spinning wildly out of control. >> and let's not forget a few dawes ago there was a banner hung over a highway in los angeles saying kanye was right. none of which he's denounced. but let's remember when kanye started going outrageous, let me put it that way, he said harriet tubman didn't free slaves. he said slaves chose to be slaves against blacks. now he comes with anti-semitism. he says that george floyd overdosed and then he tried to take it back when the family said they were going to sue. then he called them greedy. but again, what's -- listen, i keep my eye on the prize. that is a song that they told me when i was a kid growing up in civil rights. where is his validator in chief? donald trump. he denounced and disordered things i said

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at columbia university. he is the author of several books of the civil war era, most recently, lincoln and native americans, for the southern illinois university press series, the concisely library. he has also written several books on nevada history, most notably in the textbook, nevada, a history of the silver. stage two for roman and a history of the great basin for the university of arizona press. she he served as executive director of the pacific coast branch of the american historical association. the floor is all yours, -- >> i want to thank people for coming out today. also to explore an act that most people talk about land grab universities. the moral act of 1862. thinking about the recent attention brought by land grab universities, digital humanities project, created through investigative reporting and research. isis very public and very interactive digital tool which if you haven't looked at it, it's great for not just scholarship and ask questions before teaching and getting students to really t

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