Into his first term a year into his first term. Whose children are yet to see their fathers homeland, i pine for democracy and have dedicated my life to achieving it in syria. Not so long ago, this wartorn state was the most diverse and forward thinking in the entire middle east. Its people celebrated the nation unique, faith. Mix of we should celebrate any fair and democratic election, even if the winner would thater, to understand syria has become the hotbed of extremism and proxy wars that have raged for many years now, so much so that even the press is beginning to understand. To truly understand what must be done to solve it, we must take a highlevel view and see the practice as accommodation of three levels of trouble. Issuesre internal syrian , those of the wider middle eastern region, and then the cold war impacts growing by the day. These are interlinked. What began on the streets of syria as part of the long forgotten arab spring with peaceloving syrians calling for freedom a
Sooner and keep to their schedules unfortunately we will be interrupted around 10 30 four votes well try to get to as much testimony before that beginning with Opening Statements. The subcommittee on federal lands meets with hr 4550 the ground my the grand deer case cosponsored by the entire utah congressional delegation. The Antiquities Act of 1906 provides six provides the president to designate National Monuments on federal lands containing historic or prehistoric structures or other objects of historic or scientific interest. Also National Monuments quote mac to be confined to the smallest area compatible with proper care and management to be protected. Congressman stevens asked if they could ever be used like the Forest Reserve bill in response the congressman stated certainly not. The object is entirely different it is to preserve these old objects of special interest in the southwest while the Forest Reserve bill preserves the forest and water courses. President roosevelt this t
[inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] good evening. Welcome to the historical society. Im louise, the president seal. This evening i have the pleasure of interviewing Eva Moscowitz. Ceo of the Largest Charter School Network in new york. The Success Academy. Tonights program is part of the speaker series. I want to thank mr. Swartz for his great generosity and leadership which has enabled us to bring many prominent speakers to the stage. Our chairman emeritus was hoping to be with us this morning but his travel schedule conflicted with the programming. Im delighted that susan who has advised us is here and i would like to thank her and welcome her father that she has done on behalf of the New York Historical. [applause] tonights program must about an hour. Questions will be written on notecards. You should have received this as you entered in this morning. My colleagues are going up and down the island c can get a no card for them. The cards will be collected later in the prog
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[inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] good evening. Welcome to the historical society. Im louise, the president seal. This evening i have the pleasure of interviewing Eva Moscowitz. Ceo of the Largest Charter School Network in new york. The Success Academy. Tonights program is part of the speaker series. I want to thank mr. Swartz for his great generosity and leadership which has enabled us to bring many prominent speakers to the stage. Our chairman emeritus was hoping to be with us this morning but his travel schedule conflicted with the programming. Im delighted that susan who has advised us is here and i would like to thank her and welcome her father that she has done on behalf of the New York Historical. [applause] tonights program must about an hour. Questions will be written on notecards. You should have received this as you entered in this morning. My colleagues are going up and down the island c can get a no card for them. The cards will be collected later in the program. So be a