uesday evening, March 17, 2015, a group of 20 to 25 mainly postgraduate students occupied the LSE’s Vera Anstey Suite -- the central meeting room of the university administration -- in protest against the neoliberalization of higher education.
joku lau-laa piritorilla ihan kun nimipäivät se , hauskaa yksinkertaista ,aurinkoa terasilla ensimmäivset ja..yhdysvallat aikoo vastata diplomaattisin ahaude: free and universally accessible education, better protection of workers’ rights on campus, an elected staff-student council to run the university, divestment from fossil fuel companies and those that profit from Israel’s occupation ws you the size of the crowd & not just the action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEENPClDJYQ …of Palestine, as well as demanding that police not be allowed on campus.
alakerran kampaajaliike nin täynnä kanssaa ettei sinne enää mahdu no tietysti mustalaisnainen hameineen ja lapsineen vie paljon tilaa myös. hieno, valkkeri myös kovin suosittu
alakerran kampaajaliike nin täynnä kanssaa ettei sinne enää mahdu no tietysti mustalaisnainen hameineen ja lapsineen vie paljon tilaa myös. hieno, valkkeri myös kovin suosittu
the statue was about to be removed, Russian crowds started throwing bricks and bottles at Estonian police. Riots broke out.
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήconflict leads to the desire for resolution, which is played out through “actions, participants and events”. It was the kind of thing students are taught in the first year of film school, or in undergraduate courses on literary theory. The presentation stressed that the world should be seen as a “system of stories” inside a “narrative landscape”. For the attendants, mainly military men and civil servants, this was a new way
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