, how to spread it in different universities , as mentioned, for example, matara university , harvard university, princeton university , george washington university, these are students who sit in demonstrations, and in most of these gatherings, the police intervened. violence spread, especially in a university like the university of texas in austin . was not and in some cases even the professors who were accompanying the students were arrested, and now the professors of the university of amori, whose pictures were very popular on social media, have been arrested. last night , in new york, in los angeles police, a group of people who were mobs and did not have a clear identity attacked my students. before i answer your question, i must point out that american politicians and prominent media sometimes do not have a friendly approach with the palace students. sefid considered the students' approach to be wrong and even some republican politicians and their affiliated media even considered the students as terrorists . threat period. it has also increased against pro-palestinian students in america.

, as mentioned, for example, prominent universities such as harvard university, princeton university , george washington university, these students staged sit-ins and demonstrations, and in most of these gatherings , the intervention of the police caused the spread of violence, especially in a university like the university of texas in our city of asan. we witnessed the peak of violence and during this period according to the report more than a thousand students were arrested in new york. of course , we should also pay attention to the fact that these arrests were not limited to students, and in some cases even professors who were accompanying the students were arrested. social networks now that we are talking , what are the latest developments and the main event we had in the news last night in new york and in los angeles. the police attacked my students with a group of mobsters who did not have a clear identity before answering your question. to answer, i have to point out that american politicians and prominent media, well, sometimes the white house does not have a friendly approa

boeing in some way these are not small universities like columbia university, university of irvine, portlandhese are big universities and these contracts will have some kind of economic losses for these big companies. it is similar to one, i don't know how correct the interpretation is, but it is a secondary sanction, that is , it scares those who are cooperating with the zionist regime from continuing and maybe now they will also join. tens of thousands of university of california employees despite the suppression of peaceful demonstrations of students in american universities, employees. some universities also joined the students, which was also mentioned in this conversation. they want the universities to cut off their ties with companies affiliated with the zionist regime. a day after the peaceful anti-zionist gathering of students at the california state university was suppressed, the number of arrests at the university was announced at 50. some of them are professors and university staff. the protest of our students is to continue installing fences in gaza and that our university is di

universities. johns hopkins university students organized one of the largest anti-zionist gatherings on the campus of this university. it receives 1 billion dollars annually from the us department of defense and institutions affiliated with the zionist regime . the university authorities gave the students a deadline to collect their tents on wednesday , but the students say they will continue the protests . we will stop our protests when the university authorities take care of our demands. without the authorities giving in to our demands. in this case, this is no longer an objection. this is obedience to their orders. a group of professors and students of princeton university in new jersey went on a hunger strike to express solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 university professors and 12 students stopped eating in this protest movement. at the university. puerto rico, which is under the political rule of the united states , students installed the palestinian flag on the university building instead of the american flag. in new york university, the police attacked the tent and arrested a number of students and

universities. john university students hopkins organized one of the largest anti-zionist rallies on campus. this university annually receives one billion dollars from the us department of defense and affiliated institutions. receives to the zionist regime . university officials gave students a deadline to collect their tents on wednesday. but the students say they will continue to protest . we will stop our protests when the university authorities take care of our demands. there is no point in leaving the protest without the authorities obeying our demands. we just can't follow the recipe they say. in this there is no other form of this protest. this is obedience to their orders. a group of professors and students of princeton university in new jersey, usa, went on a hunger strike to express solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 university professors and 12 students stopped eating in this protest movement. in the university of puerto rico , which is under the political rule of the united states. students instead. the american flag and the palestinian flag were installed on the university building. in

universities. councils related to the university and university community management councils what we saw was reallysterical and insane . it was an insane action and we see it in universities that are subjected to repression. south had been happening for about 15 years until the policies of the students wanted to cut off investment and impose embargoes and non-cooperation with the zionists, but the zionists who are now committing murders and they actually want this cooperation, and they demonstrations and improvements and gatherings and demands. what do you think about these student protests around the world, especially in america and europe? what is happening today in the united states of america and its universities and universities in europe is a great transformation and transformation because in addition to the amount of anger that is taking place in the palestinian lands from the aggression against the regime against the palestinians from children and women and in addition, civilian targets and hospitals take place. in this way , they are inverting for the american people, including for the stu

universities. now in america, they are involved in this movement from i and league universities. they say that those universitieselite universities, the universities that were established to train the next generation of managers. and the leaders of america started from there , but it has spread all over america he found a very small university in california , simona state university, and the president of this university joined this student movement and was fired the same day . it was cold and crowded, i don't know if the radio and television covered this or not , you know better tomorrow. at the university of california in los angeles, labor unions also joined the student movement, which was one of the concerns of the american government that this story would go beyond the student community and other communities as well. include a large labor union, we have united, which is a part of the university staff in rome, they are covering a large-scale demonstration in california, and because of this , even though maybe a month ago, you asked me when this movement would be suppressed. i might not have predicted that it

they say that those universities are elite universities, the universities that were established to train the next generation of managers and leaders in america started from there, but this has spread completely all over america. it is a very university. a little there is hemona state university in california, where the president of this university joined this student movement and was fired the same day. we had this news, which means that this movement has reached small universities as well . it is a very widespread movement. i don't know if it was crowded. i don't know if it made a noise or not. you know better . at the university of california in los angeles , the labor unions also joined the student movement. joining that this was one of the concerns of the american government that this story goes beyond the student class and includes other classes as well, a large labor union. we have. some of the university employees are also covering a large-scale demonstration in california, and because of this, even though you asked me a month ago when this movement would be suppressed, i might no

and shahid rajaei university, and article 28 of the university statute document. he says that in the fields that the university cannot develop , this exam should be held through farhangian university. this article 28 of farhangian university gives them the name of the 28th century exam, which means that they should go to farhangian university for training and then come back, so in the case of employment, you should not apply before then. my culture is back, what happened now, what happened , mr. doctor, is that we have a manpower we are facing a serious problem in 2019 2019 farhangian university because of the importance of this university, once again, mr. agha went to visit the teachers and we serve them . they said that education has been exposed to widespread retirement. 98, when the corona virus occurs, two years of the corona virus will affect the rest of the education sector, including our group of teachers, those who are trained as teachers, not all of them will become teachers, some will become school principals, some will become assistant teachers of education. the law will be approved, which means it

university complain about the security environment. the situation in mohabbateh university is tense and security measures have been tightened . the university i love and the university of my dreams. it is now militarized. to enter the university, we have to go through the checkpoints of the transportation security organization. all the disruption this action has caused is not what i expected the week i graduate. the los angeles times also wrote that the police use facial recognition technology to identify students the protester uses this technology was used after the election protests three years ago in america, which led to the imprisonment of 800 election protesters. american police have arrested more than 2,600 pro-palestinian students in the last 3 weeks. the scope of student protests against the gaza war spread throughout europe. according to the report of abc news, students from universities in spain, holland, and italy also joined the group of supporters of the war against gaza. university students in spain join the wave of protests in support of gaza by setting up tents for a sit-in on campus. we to as students, we think that we sho

we know that the university, particular columbia university, particular columbia university, has beenwn on protesters, following the seizure of one of the buildings last night, the administration for columbia university said that people would face expulsion. already we are seeing lots of students suspended. they set a deadline yesterday at 2pm local time for them to clear out and that deadline passed. there was a sense when i was at columbia compass yesterday that perhaps the police would move in and some students expressed concerns about that, others that they would be really angry and shocked at columbia university did that. i was here over the weekend when it was set up very peaceful and calm but i do not know exactly what the administration here has said. one student that i spoke to at the city college said they were having negotiations with the administration in order to try and see if they could meet their demands, the same demand students have been demanding at universities across the country which is to cut economic and academic ties with israel. it seems negotiations have col

university. hundreds of students gathered in the university campus. student protests in america have intensified and its scope has expanded to other universities found tentsave been set up at columbia, new york, georgetown, george washington and the university of texas at austin. these protests have spread to universities in spain and france, and the police intervened to disperse students who had set up dozens of tents on the university campus in france. the students of the american universities who are witnessing the protests demanded a permanent ceasefire in gaza and the cessation of the american military aid to israel and the withdrawal of the funds of the american universities from the arms exporting companies and other companies that exploit the war. they also they demanded the cancellation of the measures against the professors and students who were punished or fired due to the protests , and now the question is whether the student protests will work again and will lead to stopping the humanitarian disaster in gaza. this is gymna publications. we always tried to serve you with the latest methods. and today we are going to offer you 60% of your educa

and debates that have gone beyond the borders of this university and have been extended to other american and european universities. columbia university, which is present in most international issues and expresses its views, has angered israelis and americans by supporting gaza. and also creating a gap between american political figures and the flame of protests in this university to other american universities in many states of this country. it has spread and has even reached european universities by crossing the atlantic ocean. in dealing with these protests, the security forces abandoned all the principles of democracy and support for the right to peaceful demonstrations, and under the slogan of fighting anti-semitism, all the flamboyant slogans lost their color, masking the real and oppressive face of the biggest supporter of human rights in syria. the world moved away. their behaviors are also completely autocratic and repressive and dictatorial, especially when the issue is related to israel, which believes in its dream. they are god's children and loved ones and therefore they do not shy away from any kind of genocide they do n

university. beheshti university, university of tehran and also amir kabir should do this in rotation . it will be very good for the industry. this exhibition is helpful for most of our employers, even though, for example , our factory is mostly in another city and not inside tehran, but still we were able to. there are many talents. it is necessary to attract people to those cities, whether this exhibition is in this university or in another top university, especially since most of the industrial companies have this connection and introduce themselves in this area, in the field of branding , this is a good opportunity for at the job fair of amirkabir university of technology , 250 job positions were introduced to students by 20 companies. here at gilmanas publications, we have always tried to serve you with the most up-to-date methods, and today we are going to offer you 60% of your educational resources completely free of charge, just by sending the number 5 to the message system. look at the smiling sun, say hello to tomorrow, hello to the future, look at the sun on the day of pilgrim

and evergreen university, which means that students were able to express their wishes openly , and two or three universities to date , evergreen university, brown university and portland university. announcing that they will stop investing in zionist companies, thank you very much, mr. abbasi, you said in one place of your speech that now the protests have decreased, but the image that the president of the united states, mr. biden , has created for the students, anyway, in the long run, he effects i leave it and maybe we won't see it now. at the current stage, i want to talk about the impact of these protests on the attacks and crimes of the zionist regime . moments ago, in the frame next to the khabar network and this program , the pictures of the resumption of attacks by the zionist regime on me. it was logical from rafah that these pictures will be aired at the same time as this conversation. mr. abbasi , how effective will the pressure of public opinion against the resumption of new crimes be for the zionist regime? and different spectrums now, well, we are focusing on these weeks in a way, they are young american students, but reall

universities. students. johns hopkins university is one of the largest groups against they set up a zionist in the university campus. this university receives one billion dollars every year from the us ministry of defense and institutions affiliated with the zionist regime. the university authorities have given the students a deadline to collect their tents on wednesday , but the students say they will continue their protests. a group of professors and students of princeton university in new jersey, usa, went on strike to declare solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 professors the university and 12 students have stopped eating in this protest movement. at the university of puerto rico, which is under american political rule, students instead of the american flag , they installed the palestinian flag on the university building. at new york university, the police attacked a tent and arrested a number of students and professors. the number of arrested students is more than 2800. i am a university employee , i was arrested because i wanted to defend the students who are being arrested unnecessarily. this i

it was not always the same situation in others universities, let's say at columbia university, and other universities where we've seen mass arrests, as we recall, it's about 1,200 protesters from the pro-palestinian protests that have now been arrested, and at southeastern university alone, more than 100 have recently been arrested protestors mainly for violation of property rights and destruction of property rights on the territory of the university. oleksiy u sha, it is an election year and everything that happens in ukraine is viewed in one way or another through the prism of the elections. as do democrats and republicans differ on how to deal with such protests? yes, there was actually a lot of criticism from a lot of republicans, from a lot of republican lawmakers. here was a letter from several republican lawmakers in the us congress to... the mayor of washington, d.c. to the police chief of washington to stop the protests on the campus of george washington university, but the police have not yet responded and are not stopping these protests, and also does not disperse the tent city. yesterday

university. a number of pro- palestinian students occupied a university building. hundreds of police force entered the university to arrest students. also, at the university of chicago, students entered a university building and sat down. the police had collected the tents of protesting students last week. on the other hand, some american media announced. 48,000 employees and professors of the university of california, who had previously threatened to strike, may start their protest action on monday. they to they protest the behavior of the police with the students and professors who support palestine. "we cannot have genocidal foreign policy in a democracy. these young people are going to be the ones that have to pay the price for these horrible decisions. these police officers out here today, that's thousands of student scholarships. thousands of students could have been able to go to school and have books and have housing, but instead, our chancellor, who is very..." we had hezbollah operations against the zionists in the south of lebanon and the north of the occupied territories , we are happy that at first

have been formed that go beyond the borders of this university it has been extended to other american and european universities. columbia university, which is present in most international issues and expresses its views, has caused israeli and american anger today by supporting... as well as creating a gap between american political figures and fueling protests in this university. other american universities have spread in many states of this country and have even reached european universities by crossing the atlantic ocean. security forces in dealing with these protests all the principles of democracy. and support the right to peaceful demonstrations aside and under the slogan of fighting against anti-semitism , all the glittering slogans lost their color, the real and repressive face of the biggest syrian supporter of human rights in the world was removed. their behavior is completely autocratic, repressive and dictatorial , especially when it comes to israel , who in their dreams believe that they are god's children and loved ones, and therefore do not shy away from any kind of genocide and do not recognize any international la

columbia university had sent him a letter saying that he had been expelled from the university, that is, in the past few weeks, we have seen many dismissals in columbia universityharvard university, and various universities in which professors and students were dismissed. not giving the right to education , losing tahsir, giving a part, well, these are included.

no one can enter education except through these two universities, farhangian university and shahid rajaei , and article 28 of the farhangian university charter document, which is also a cultural one, says in the fields that the university cannot develop through farhangian university. this test should be held, this is article 28 farhangianeh university gives them the name of this exam, article 28, which means they have to go to farhangian university to get training and then return, so in the case of employment, they should not return before farhangian university. . farhangian university , for the importance of this university, once again, mr. agha went to visit the teacher, we go to his service there , he says that education is exposed to widespread retirement, we must compensate, so what will happen, compensation will not happen in 2018. corona, two years of corona has caused the rest of the education sector that we, our group of teachers, who are trained as teachers, are not all teachers. the rating law that was promulgated is the rating law. 26/541, the regulation will be implemented, that is , it will be implemented from that mome

universities where student protests took place. what happened at ucla? in addition to columbia university , another universityt was an important center of tension is the university of california in los angeles. a protest camp was held on thursday, may 6. the believers of the opposite group, that is, zionist supporters, on tuesday night , protesting pro-palestinian students. the confrontation between the two groups lasted for two or three hours while the police were only watching until finally intervened los angeles police officers in the morning. on thursday, after hundreds of protestors defied the police order to leave the protest camp , they began to tear down the tents by force. as the police approached, the pilgrims chanted the slogan "where were you last night" referring to the inaction of the police against the violence that the demonstrators of the pro-zionist group had unleashed. meanwhile, more than 30 people were arrested. how did the police react in other places? apart from new york and los angeles, since mid-april, hundreds of people have been arrested on college campuses across the united states.

university. columbia is just one of many new york universities where student protests have taken place. what happened at the university of california, los angeles? in addition to columbia university , another university that was an important center of tension is the university of california in los angeles. a protest camp was held on thursday, may 6. protesters of the opposite group, or supporters of the zionists, on tuesday night they attacked pro-palestinian protesting students. the confrontation between the two groups lasted for two or three hours. and while the police was just watching until they finally intervened. los angeles police officers began removing tents by force on thursday morning after hundreds of protesters defied police orders to leave the site of the protest camp. as the police approached , the pilgrims chanted the slogan "where were you last night" referring to the inaction of the police against the violence that the demonstrators of the pro-zionist group had unleashed. meanwhile, more than 30 people were arrested. how did the police react in other places? apart from new york and los angeles, since

universes, so what do you think, is the universe finite or infinite, or are you a follower of kant, it is believed that neither or anything else? i think that the last is the largest meta of the universethe fractal structure. friend, and we are somewhere at the very, very bottom of this huge hierarchy and even in this on a microscopic scale, we cannot even cover the dimensions of this universe, and what can we say about what is there, only the mind, only the transformed mind will be able to penetrate these scales, not a single technique, not a single technology will be able to cover such a scale anyway , which can cover, then you believe in the infinity of the mind, right? this is what we need to rely on more, not on the infinity of telescopes and radars, yes, they will always be finite anyway, here is human thought, it is infinite, okay, then i have a question for our guests, optimists and skeptics: if science nevertheless finds the end of the universe, then it turns out that it will be able to find its exact beginning, if we extrapolate, i think until now, it can even be traced to a certain point, that is, we have conditionally exact values ​​of the planck time, this is the result o

university of toronto . similar rallies were held in the universities of sydney, melbourne, canberra and other australian cities but in france, the protests of pro-palestinian students at sciencespace university led to the closure of the main campus of this university. the students of this university cut off their ties with the zionist regime in berlin, and thousands of people protested the crimes of the zionists by holding a rally and shouting for the freedom of palestine . hundreds of students of the national autonomous university of mexico also held protest rallies in solidarity with palestine and against the aggression against the gaza strip. cambridge university students also joined the ranks of palestine supporters. the students holding the palestinian flags called for the zionist regime to stop the invasion of noor gaza became a suitor. however, the french government announced the closure of some universities due to crowds and anti-zionist protests this friday . i am talking about this with my colleague mr. shaheswar hosseini in paris. mr. shaheswar hosseini, i am at your service. let us explain. i will tell you if the students have any other plans for the demonstration. i greet you an

university does have plansat wih the quencher in the yard area. across the city. some universities. [inaudible] >> we have been in conversations on gw universityniversities in theat national region now the metropolitan police department the other law enforcement agencies. it's of us that when things are going toe continue to evaluates we move closer to the timeframe. >> i have a question for that mayor. [inaudible] >> i haven't. i haven't know. parts of you talked with her but every thing that's happened over the? >> we're always speaking live in a constant context. >> affect the oversight committee? >> i expect it would cool down. >> the energy today it should be on her ongoing operations, i agreed. yes. >> what are your thoughts. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> yes. mpd's response to first firstamendment demonstration is apolitical.ho it is without regard to one side or the other. his focus on the public safety. correction of a question? all right, thank you everybody. ♪ c-span's "washington journal" discuss public policy. washington d.c. and across the country. coming up thursday morning ex- xespolitics reporter talks about planned changes for t

the universities of spain and france, and the police to disperse the students who have dozens of tents on the university campus. they had installed it in france. the students of the american universities, who witness the protests, demand a permanent ceasefire in gaza and stop the american military aid to israel and withdraw the funds of the american universities from the arms exporting companies and others. companies that exploit the war. they also demand the cancellation of measures against professors and students. were punished or expelled because of the protests, and now the question is whether the student protests will do their job again and will lead to the cessation of the humanitarian disaster in gaza . family is the way to be, my daughter-in-law, my son. you made me angry because we were so eager for it to be part of it. god willing, it's part of all the lovers, everyone who really wants to be part of the teacher. i think it's been 15 or 16 years. the original house is right here. do you think you have this feeling now in front of the replica of god's house? what can happen to you in the house of god ? he described it as a lawyer. his condition is indescribable. i certainly wr

universities with the zionist regime. including at san diego university. in this university, the police used batons and pepper spray on affected students. the attack took place. he collected their tents and arrested 64 students . what is happening is wrong, arresting these students is against the first amendment of the constitution let it be. let it be. the students arrested at this university were taken to the san diego central jail. the rest of the students continued their rally in front of this prison and shouted for the release of the arrested students. they pointed their guns at the innocent students who are protesting peacefully and are not armed. this is not acceptable at all. when i told them why they are doing such a thing, they also sprayed pepper on my face and eyes . at amity college in massachusetts, usa. the university has threatened to expel the students if they continue to improve students are facing. if each of us students are afraid and want to be short, it means that we share in the blood of nearly 40 thousand innocent people in gaza. at amity college in m

be recruited from many limited cases from rajaei university and farhangian university, but now twice as many have been recruited from other universities . one must honestly admit, but. after the implementation of the document, i.e. the document was promulgated, farhangian university was established in 1990-91 , but it was removed from israel in 2011. the document says and the university document itself says that no one enters education except through these two universities , farhangian university, shahid rajaei and madhe. 28 articles of association farhangian university, which i was interviewed , says that in fields that the university cannot develop, this exam should be held through farhangian university, this is article 28 of the university. they should get training and then come back, so even if they are employed, they should not return before farhangian university. now what happened, what happened, mr. doctor, is that we are facing a severe shortage of human resources. once at the university , mr. agha went to meet the teachers and we went to serve them there has been a massive retirement, we have to make up for it, so what will h

university president said it was _ hammonton hall. the university president said it was not - hammonton hall. the universityesident said it was not an assault on speech —— free speech, he blamed outside agitators, that the term he used for chaos on campus. is that true, what do you think? it’s true, what do you think? it's interesting _ true, what do you think? it's interesting that the mayor said this morning _ interesting that the mayor said this morning it — interesting that the mayor said this morning it had already been 12 hours since _ morning it had already been 12 hours since he _ morning it had already been 12 hours since he arrests that took place so the nypd — since he arrests that took place so the nypd has details of who these people. _ the nypd has details of who these people, arrested people, are, and is not difficult — people, arrested people, are, and is not difficult for the nypd to find out which — not difficult for the nypd to find out which ones have columbia university id and affiliations, so we are — university id and affiliations, so we are looking for to the nypd and the new— we are

i went to the university of massachusetts and even in other universities, such as harvard university,ton university, and amy t, and we saw that in fact, the cost of about 70,000 dollars was actually the sum of the fines that were paid to a number of universities. giving and actually creating some of them with restrictions in their degrees. 13 students who are active in the university of massachusetts coordinated the demonstration. not being allowed to attend the graduation ceremony at the end of the semester and not letting them in. this is actually one of the restrictions . we saw some students who were even physically assaulted. they don't allow students to say what they think out loud with these pressures, and in a way, in fact , they directly target their freedom of expression. giving and applauding many students for what i believe to be their desire to exercise their rights as american citizens. thank you, and my final question to you is that considering the end of the students' academic semester , how do you see the continuation of student and public protests in america regardin

at the university of massachusetts in cambridge, the students of dartmouth university in the city of hanover, america , set up protest tents on their universitypus to express solidarity with the palestinians in gaza. the police attacked them and arrested 90 people. from university. hundreds of students were suspended from education. some professors were also banned from entering the university after being arrested. one of them is a 65-year-old university professor. with a 30-year history, he is a professor of jewish studies at dartmouth university, who was violently arrested. among the users of social networks in the united states is a few hours. one name and one picture are seen a lot. it. he is jewish and from hanover, america. the video that shows the american police violently throwing him to the ground has made his name popular and has caused many media to write to him and ask him. who is annalise orlek, head of studies? a jew from the university of dartmouth was banned from entering the university for 6 months for protecting students who had gathered in support of palestine from police attacks. he, who has been working as a history profe

students from the solar darcy and cabinet, and new york university. similar police operations at columbia university. you see how they and other universities have already seen more than 2000 people arrested in berlin. police brought to the entrance to humboldt university that arresting several people who are protesting and solidarity. we have palestinians in paris, a police removed at least 15 protest is occupying parts of the sciences po, university. 6 of those protest as have been on hunger strike. with staging assistance while we have a number of correspondents covering the story that stops in the united states. so festival is that the university of california irvine john 100, is at the university of michigan. and kristen salumi is outside a police station near your new york university. system just starting with you there has been hundreds of students arrested. many of them i understand taken to the police station where you are right now. what sort of impact was that had on the board a movement that well, i am standing outside of police headquarters where 60 students who are arrested early this morning have been undergoing their process

university team. firstly, a very excellent sports base, a lot the university provides opportunities, the university infrastructurever russia, because we have a very good city and very good conditions at the university. the university is relatively young, not even 80 years old, it combines the new, advanced, and history, nanotechnology, and scientific antiquity. the new campus will have a library, a book fund that will amount to 550,000 volumes, 500 people will be able to work there at the same time, there will be both paper and digital books. the building of this auditorium library is marked by a clock tower, however, the old library will remain. with a fund that even contains incunabula, that is , books created in the era of the beginning of printing. rare book hall of the library of the baltic federal university. not all universities can boast of such. it is interesting that each student, on the recommendation of a professor, can ask to be given books for work. we asked for the bulletin of europe, published by nikolai koramzin in 1803 . the battle between the mind and beauty. the international kant congress con

among the universities that had the highest number of arrests are the university of texas at. emerson college in boston 118 people, washington universityin st. louis 100 people and northeastern university in boston 98 people. the police action in austin was very aggressive. there, hundreds of policemen, some of them riding horses and carrying batons, attacked the protesters on wednesday, may 5. students at emory university near atlanta at. or resisting arrest may result in uses of force and or criminal charges. universities across the us, they want an end to the war on gaza and for their school to divest from israel clearing the courtyard, arresting all who refused to leave. after five-hour standoff, this is what is left of the solidarity camp. now students on other campuses are left wondering if they are next, and so as these protesters are raising the seed on now, l the now, we want justice, you say, and the occupation now, and the occupation. able to show you now the clear up of the location where the campsite was uh for the of course taking the rubbish away and a cleanup ongoing how can i help we can have two hands of the same hair

but most of the time university boards outsource the management of university endowments, university funds to professional investment managers. so they're not in the leads of exactly what is going on as, as i said, they can adopt brought principles of what they do and do not want to invest in. but they're not necessarily deeply involved in what choices are made for specific assets to be invested in. in that respect practically, how easy is it then for universities to divest from israel? i mean, it's certainly possible. uh, but uh, if it is not easy in, in the sense of turning around immediately, let 1st of all this is taking for, under the assumption that this is a choice at universities. we're making that choice itself, i think is going to be a complicated one because of the whole arising nature of this issue in the united states. but let's say that a just that decision was adopted. it is operationally complex because it's difficult to get the micro level data to know what exactly is in the investments workers, but it's not impossible. it just would take some work and it would not be

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universities were attacked. affected students at columbia university the night before after their university. suspended and deprivededucation and left their tents after increasing threats from the police they captured the university building and installed the palestinian flag on top of it. dozens of riot police entered the hamilton building through a small window. and they arrested the good students. according to the american media, in this riot police attack on columbia university in new york. more than 100 students were arrested. columbia university announced that for about 20 days, this university will be fully occupied by anti-riot police units. the reason why i am personally here and at this graduation is because i want to see all that the university invests from my money in israel. they have withdrawn beshohad and cut off any relationship and cooperation with israeli scholarships. we don't want massacres and killings. at the university of north carolina, students protesting the crimes of the zionist regime pulled down the american flag and replaced it with the palestinian flag . the anti-riot police reacted s

petersburg state university , we are creating universities in branches of universities of russian universities educational institutions are being created, a whole network of them has already been created by moscow university in southern china between moscow state university and beijing university. is developing very quickly, in all, and in all directions, i want to emphasize this, this immediately creates a need for specialists who could not only speak two languages, but understand each other and work in the relevant fields together, we are now interested in teaching chinese in russia. activities require the presence of specialists who have both knowledge and the appropriate languages, it’s just that life itself requires the presence of such specialists and... we, on the part of the state, will do everything to ensure that this process is supported, because without the presence of specialists, including with knowledge of the language, it is simply impossible to move in the development of all issues of a strategic nature, so this is a process without any doubt will be supported by states on bot

teaching, that is, the same example that was from columbia university, or that university professor of philosophy that we saw at emory university? well, according to their own comments, they generally become from teaching at my university, mr. abbasi. i was able to meet face-to-face and talk with the people that i was negotiating with for more than two weeks, and their question is how new is this phenomenon and how long has it existed in the past, and what will happen. it means that all of us are seeing the intensity of the protests and maybe we will see images that have never been seen before. now, what will be the result of this? is there a presence that slowly fades away, or can it be effective, and now what is the goal that it wants to achieve? there is a general point , which is foreign policy. being against vietnam and the vietnam war, we came forward in the iraq war, in the afghanistan war, two-thirds in the afghanistan war, and now they have the justification of september 11, for example, fifty percent , even now we see in the story of the gaza war, in no way this strategy that the united states united and mr. biden's g

which was in the heart of america and europe , and in the main universities of kerman province in shahid university with art in azad university. islami and payam noor as well as the universities of the cities of our province had these movements, but the people of diyar kariman will prove today that this title and now it can be said that the word is the capital of graceful resistance of this city and this country, because wherever it was needed , these people stood defenseless for the power of oppressed people, and they will continue to be on the stage, and today, god willing, this march will be held with eternal glory. we are with you . thank you very much, mrs. najafi, for your explanation . in addition to kerman, alborz, ilam and hamadan provinces will also hold protests on fridays of anger in condemnation of the brutal suppression of the anti -zionist gathering of students in europe and america, as well as the continuation of supporting the oppressed people. gaza resistant stay with us as the program continues. holding the ministry of education employment test is the topic of discussion in this part of hello reporter, with

university. many of the students were asleep for the rate began some of the police operations at columbia university university of california in los angeles. and all the campuses have seen more than 2200 people invested with some of the biggest protests from the west coast of broken out this week at the university of california los angeles. but have some of that and cap mentors gaining ground at the university of california and yvonne for the val his dad and he sent this report is protest actually sprung up on monday the same time as the one that got to you see i did receive a legal immediately by the university they told him to leave, and they said to the police, but anybody who left should not be allowed a case. so that was since rescinded. people have been allowed to go by kids to go to go get some food and all the rest of it. and also it's a matter of findings putting such and such as the police. do not go with the total . so be the fact that we've seen people counts of protests because demographically, this is a very different area, original sent to us as a much larger as rated population. here and uh, fi

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, such as sharif universities, beheshti university, tehran university , and amir kabir. it will be very good for the industry, this exhibition is helpful for most of our employers, even though our factory is mostly in another city and not inside tehran, but still we were able to attract a lot of talents even inside those cities. what is the exhibition in this university? what about top universities? it is especially necessary that most of the industrial companies have neglected this connection and this is their introduction in the field of branding. this is a good opportunity for us in the job fair of amirkabir university of technology. 250 job positions were introduced to students by 20 companies. sed and sima news agency's smile. and min almiya lalmiya, min almiya lalmiya. wahla wahla andana andana andana andana ahla naftna la shahid la shahid la shahidna jad vaya andha.