On that website. Were going to have a breakout later today to talk more about the website and some of the great information that is involved. I just want fed to say that. Due to the time, well go ahead and leave it at that. I believe these ladies are going to be here throughout the day. So i feel free to come up to them or any of our speakers today if you have some follow up questions and lets give them another round of applause. Republican incumbent is running for a second term against jason carter. Recent polls show governor deal ahead by an average of nearly 3 . Within the usual margin of error. You can watch the debate monday night at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. A Justice Department official told the audience that 11. 5 Million High School Students Experience date abuse. It is an effort to create a National Bullying prevention strategy. This panel is about 45 minutes. As i mentioned in the last session, im darling john sovenlt im a director on the violence against women and office
Session of the washington history seminar to order. I want to welcome everyone to this seminar subtitled historical perspectives on international and National Affairs this afternoon. We will be focusing on a new book by the princeton historian Laura Edwards titled only the clothes on her back clothing and the Hidden History of power in the 19th century United States published by oxford university, press in late, february and joining us this afternoon as discussions are martha jones of Johns Hopkins and Megan Sweeney of the university of michigan. Im eric arneson from the George Washington university cochair of the washington history seminar along with my colleague Christian Osterman of the Wilson Center who cannot be here today. The washington industry seminar is a collaborative nonpartisan venture of the woodrow Wilson Centers history and Public Policy program and the american Historical Associations National history center. And for over the past decade the seminar has been meeting we
The Hidden History of power in the 19th century United States published by oxford university, press in late, february and joining us this afternoon as discussions are martha jones of Johns Hopkins and Megan Sweeney of the university of michigan. Im eric arneson from the George Washington university cochair of the washington history seminar along with my colleague Christian Osterman of the Wilson Center who cannot be here today. The washington industry seminar is a collaborative nonpartisan venture of the woodrow Wilson Centers history and Public Policy program and the american Historical Associations National history center. And for over the past decade the seminar has bee been meeting wey and precovid times in person at the Wilson Center and since the pandemic well, here in the virtual realm behind the scenes two people make these seminars possible pete bierstecker of the Wilson Center and Rachel Wheatley of the National History center, and id like to thank institutional supporters th
And id like to begin by asking you what comes to mind when you think of that word . College. Fraternities. Initiation. Okay. All right. So it didnt take long for some images to pop into your head. And, thank you. And youre like many others who think about some common images as they relate to hazing. And one is young men in college fraternities, beating each other, passing out or even dying tragically from alcohol poisoning because of hazing. Also people think about professional athletes like last years headlines of the rookie Jonathan Martin of the Miami Dolphins and more recently people think sometimes about marching bands with the tragic death of drum major robert champion down at florida a m university. And now more recently over the past month weve heard news of a sexually harassing culture and hazing in the ohio state universitys marching band prompting them to fire the band director. While these images and headlines reflect realities of hazing, they only paint a partial picture.
Mr. Chairman as we heard during our hearing in both the immediate an long term ukraine is going to require a wide range of assistance from the United States and our international partners. My amendment adds resolve clause to the resolution that expresses the support of the house to work with our partners in ukraine to improve transparency, combat corruption and protect individual rights through independent judiciary and strong rule of law. Making improvements in these areas will be crucial to longterm stability in ukraine and they are also the foundation which strong democratic governance is built. I ask members to support my amendment and support the package. I yield back. Thank the gentleman. Mr. Kissinger, from illinois. Cheryl thank you. Thank you for excepting my amendment, strength inches the underlying bill impose sanctions on Russian Federation officials but also on russian and ukrainian ollie garth and others complicit in russian intervention and interference. The steps russia