To eyewitnesses, they heard at least five loud explosions, movement. And its more serious, and it says that an ambulance rushed somewhere in sevastopol. Meanwhile, the occupation authorities claim about the work of antiaircraft defense that they allegedly shot down eight missiles, they wrote specifically about the storm shadow over the black sea. There are also hits in the sag district crimea later, eyewitnesses reported an attack on the military base in gvardiysky, this is the simferopol district. The light went out in the village. 60. An eightyearold man was wounded by enemy shelling in kharkiv oblast. On the day the russians attacked vovchansk, at least 30 explosions rang out in the city, according to the regional police. Private houses were damaged. An investigative and operative group, Forensic Experts and explosives technicians are working on the ground. In the hot avdiiv direction, the operational situation is dynamic, Russian Troops fire more often with artillery, have some loc
Here at the George University and is my distinct honor and pleasure to introduce our third moderator for today, tom shanker. Tom is the director of our project for and National Security in the of media and public affairs, which is part of our Columbian College of arts and sciences. Tom was named to his position in june of 2021. After nearly a quarter century with the New York Times, including 13 years as a pentagon correspond and in covering the depart department of defense overseas combat operations and National Security, he most recently as the deputy washington editor, the times managing coverage of the military diplomacy and Veterans Affairs early in the war in afghanistan, tom was embedded with Army Special Forces at kandahar and subsequently conducted of reporting trips to afghanistan and in iraq. Toms new book is entitled age of danger keeping safe in an era of new superpowers, new and new threats. It will be published on may 9th. Tom we look forward to your panel. Beyond the wa
We are trying to hector people into making sense of daily choices when the right strategy is actually to liberate them and let them use their common sense sense and initiative and ingenuity and emotions to try to do a good job. Over time, judge whether they are doing a good job. Host you the former vice chair of covington, you have written a book called life without lawyers. Ay. What is the legal structure that allows the people who run the lay grounds and the parents to let kids go out and be kids . What legal structure does that . What is legal structure that liberates teachers to act on their instincts in running classrooms and instead of being chained to a compliance manual . Host you spend a lot of time talking about teachers, health care and rules around them. Guest health care, doctors and nurses spend half the day doing desk work, filling out boxes. It causes them to burn out because all these rules and compliances, they cant internalize them. Its not about the Good Practice of
We are trying to hector people into making sense of daily choices when the right strategy is actually to liberate them and let them use their common sense sense and initiative and ingenuity and emotions to try to do a good job. Over time, judge whether they are doing a good job. Host you the former vice chair of covington, you have written a book called life without lawyers. Ay. What is the legal structure that allows the people who run the lay grounds and the parents to let kids go out and be kids . What legal structure does that . What is legal structure that liberates teachers to act on their instincts in running classrooms and instead of being chained to a compliance manual . Host you spend a lot of time talking about teachers, health care and rules around them. Guest health care, doctors and nurses spend half the day doing desk work, filling out boxes. It causes them to burn out because all these rules and compliances, they cant internalize them. Its not about the Good Practice of
Really. Ours years later. Im christopher bracey, pearl provost and executive Vice President for Academic Affairs here at the George University and is my distinct honor and pleasure to introduce our third moderator for today, tom shanker. Tom is the director of our project for and National Security in the of media and public affairs, which is part of our Columbian College of arts and sciences. Tom was named to his position in june of 2021. After nearly a quarter century with the New York Times, including 13 years as a pentagon correspond and in covering the depart department of defense overseas combat operations and National Security, he most recently as the deputy washington editor, the times managing coverage of the military diplomacy and Veterans Affairs early in the war in afghanistan, tom was embedded with Army Special Forces at kandahar and subsequently conducted of reporting trips to afghanistan and in iraq. Toms new book is entitled age of danger keeping safe in an era of new su