. >> one incident of abuse and subsequent cover-up involved a man named virgil -- melvin virgil.should say this video we are about to show is fairly graphic. you got access to bodycam video where you see an officer beat mr. virgil many times, but despite photo and videos showing guards striking him repeatedly, the officer involved reported that he delivered one strike against mr. virgil, and other officers' reports supported that claim. tell us about the case and how it fits into the broader culture of abuse that you reported on. >> the attack on melvin virgil was unique because there was actually footage of what occurred, which i had never seen body camera footage from inside a new york state prison before. the case illustrated the ways the officers all basically came together on the same story of what happened, which is clearly contradicted by the video, and that story actually became the official narrative of what had happened in the melvin virgil case, which is that he had attacked the officer, and just one strike had been used in an attempt to get him under control and that

virgil multiple times.te the records, photos, and video showing guards striking him repeatedly, the officer involved reported he delivered one strike against mr. virgil and other officers supported the claim. tell us about this case and how it fits into the broader culture of abuse you reported on. >> the attack is unique because there was footage of what occurred. i had never seen body camera footage from inside in new york state prison. it illustrated the way the the same story, clearly contradicted by the video. that story became the official narrative of what happened in the melvin virgil case. he had attacked the officer and one strike had been used in an attempt to get him under control and he remained combative. in the video, you see him struck six times in the head and you also see him go unconscious the moment the officers claim he was fighting back against them. another important thing to note is melvin virgil was sent to solitary confinement for this particular incident. the cover-up was -- there

here is the canon going all the way back to plato and aristotle, little and virgil going all the way up to the modern philosophers. you've got works of literature and history and philosophy and poetry and all the rest of it mixed in there. we're a little bit looser about this book club. i am not just going systematically through all of the ages, through all of the very fine canonized writers. we're throwing books in there that people just happen to like. larry elder really likes a book by somerset maugham. okay, throw it. i think somerset maugham is a very fine writer, but i'll throw that in there. somebody likes a book, by gosh. i don't know plato or spenser. claiborne wants to read the symposium. okay, great. we'll do plato. plato certainly, certainly would count as a great book. maybe a scientist named brian keating decides he wants to cover galileo. the dialog concerning the two great world systems. okay, throw that in there too. we're hopping around everywhere. there is. there is no rhyme or reason, really, other than the love of books. and it can be the kind of book that a 12 y

months , papers and mothers were not given, and he wrote on the margins of the books of homer and virgil pen of the prisoners came the poem of the henriad and the tragedy of oedipus, which made him famous. the duke was bold. voltaire should have been released say walter was the first of the foreign authors to publish a work. on the history of our country. it is called history of the russian empire under peter the great on may 16, 1947. the premiere of the soviet film cinderella has passed. it is considered the best adaptation of the fairy tale by charles perrault . the script was written by yevgeny schwartz and directed. nadezhda kasheverova in the title role, she saw only lenina zaimu and without difficulty she defended the actress was already 37 with her growth played garin alexey konovsky faina ranevskaya and many others filmed after the war for decoration suits. everyone brought what they could from home. velvet curtains and foreign ones, the law of which is wider than cinderella's dress shoes made of plexiglass, the film did not immediately miss the screen, the fairy tale turned out

months, the jailers did not give him papers, and he wrote on the margins of the books of homer and virgilpoem came out from the pen of the prisoners henriad and the oedipus tragedy that made him famous. the duke was bold. voltaire was released, i must say walter was the first of the foreign authors to publish a work. on the history of our country. it is called the history of russia. empire under peter the great on may 16 , 1947, the premiere of the soviet film cinderella was held; it is considered the best adaptation of the fairy tale by charles perrault ; starring. she saw only lenin from her work, she defended the actress was already 37 , they played with her once garin alexei konovsky faina ranevskoy and many others filmed after the war for the decoration of costumes. everyone brought from home what they could velvet curtains and foreign ones , the patterns from which the dress was sewn, cinderella 's shoes made of plexiglass the film did not immediately miss the screen, the fairy tale turned out to be witty and not angry. well, i 'll stay on the throne. give me the crown, well, in the

of plots by conan doyle and gilyarovsky, the last performed by mikhail porechenkov, conditionally virgilaken by director stanislavsky konstantin kryukov around the circles of the moscow criminal hell, i myself go to a trick without brass knuckles and without cool ones, stanislavsky went, uh, with gigagrovsky to a trick, because it was staging. uh, gorky's plays at the bottom and they absolutely did not understand how he lives, the very bottom that they wanted to tell about. eh, in my show. i really want to visit the gerovsky trick in real life, i really took stanislavsky to the lair, roommates and barefoot. where are the convicts. balda and the earless one almost killed the director, but look at the thunderous uncle. here stanislavsky was delighted. here she is a living nature that was looking for for writers and director priceless pearl where, like cyclones , stormy plots and dramas were born. gilyarovsky tolstoy stanislavsky scoop, here ideas and future mise-en-scene. this is a very dangerous place. just like in shakespeare, in this case , the performance reveals. well, roughly speakin

virgil's aeneid, xenophon's anabasis and homer's iliad. although test takers had to demonstrate their abilities in a variety of other subjects. the comparative attention granted to latin and greek demonstrates that amherst still considered classical studies the cakewalk known for its candidates for a bachelor arts degree. the amherst college catalog from coolidge as freshman year further testifies that it was an institution in limbo still deferential to earlier traditions of american higher education but also changing with. zeit geist the catalog spells out a curriculum that remained wedded the tenets of renaissance humanism while also moving in the direction of greater curricular breadth and elective coursework. the freshman year at amherst seems comparatively traditional, except for a choice between the study of french and german. all coursework in the freshman year was prescribed in ancient greek and latin dominated, starting with the sophomore year. however, an increasing of coursework was elective. had coolidge chosen to attend, say,

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and so alfred, the son of farms, virgil and brigitte, passed away without having children.ut there is a cousin of his, so his brother had his child and he the one that is now continuing the family tree, let's say. and so he's also now that's philip is part of all that and so he has that tower full of archives there. all right. so the conclusion of all of this was that the friendships that are formed between these people during this reconnaissance mission, but also all this intelligence that was gathered, was a crucial and forgotten element of american independence. the thank you. thank you very much, very interesting. two questions. first, what were the relation to relations between chateauroux and lafayette? and number two, we end a two ways where certainly in france, in the magnificent hollow, where exactly that you visited. yeah. so you can indeed. i have a map which is like in slide very far away so i can show it, but it's right in the middle it's in the so if you know a place called avalon, which is in it's close to the more violence like near of region. i think you're

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