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it is the second oldest building on the university of michigan campus. only the president's house is older. and this is the first building built that was a dedicated scientific research facility. the building is part of a campaign to transform the university of michigan that was first proposed by henry philip tappen. he didn't get here until 1852. when he did, he wanted to transform it into a research university. prior to that time it was a provincial college where you had to know your classical greek and latin. he was really into the impression educational system. there was a real focus not only on literature, but scientific curriculum. and you learned by doing. so not just raiding from a book and standing up and reciting but conducting experiments on your on. u learning to use the tools and pushing the frontier. so tappan really wanted to institute that here. and in the 1850s, astronomy was really fundamental to other sign enss. in part because the math is ferocious. so if you understand the math to operate a telescope hike this then you understand the
it is the second oldest building on the university of michigan campus. only the president's house is older. and this is the first building built that was a dedicated scientific research facility. the building is part of a campaign to transform the university of michigan that was first proposed by henry philip tappen. he didn't get here until 1852. when he did, he wanted to transform it into a research university. prior to that time it was a provincial college where you had to know your...
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it is the second oldest building on the university of michigan campus. only the president's house is older. and this was the first building built that was a dedicated scientific research facility. the building that is part of the campaign to transform the university of michigan that was first proposed by henry phillip tappen who was actually the first president of the university, he didn't get here until 1852. when he did, he wanted to transform the university of michigan into a research university. prior to that time, michigan was mostly a sort of provincial college where you really had to know your classical, greek and latin and be able to stand up and recite same. and he was really enamored of the prussian educational system. in the prussian educational system, there was a real emphasis on not only literature but also scientific curriculum. and you learned by doing. so not just reading from a book and standing up and reciting but conducting experiments on your own, learning to use the tools and push the frontiers of knowledge so you're adding somethin
it is the second oldest building on the university of michigan campus. only the president's house is older. and this was the first building built that was a dedicated scientific research facility. the building that is part of the campaign to transform the university of michigan that was first proposed by henry phillip tappen who was actually the first president of the university, he didn't get here until 1852. when he did, he wanted to transform the university of michigan into a research...
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the university and treat the university with respect to pension the same way it treats the state university and colleges. >> that would help you out to the tune of how much? any idea, a lot? >> it would be quite helpful. we'll fight for the tuition freeze not just for this year but i want to look at tuition policy overall and our cost structure overall. so we can really look long-term not only at an amount but the volatility. >> the state commitment to the budget of uc is about 10% right now and it's been dropping, not just because of the economy and budget cuts but there seems to be a shifting priority away from the university. that's my interpretation. do you see it that way? how concerned are you? >> as i said earlier, i think the state needs to be a partner, recognizing that, you know, california thrives on the fact that it has all this intellectual and creative firepower here. it's such a big diverse state. so much goes on here but california will thrive even more if the university is thriving. there is a direct connection. >> is there a concern you think? the university is a terrific
the university and treat the university with respect to pension the same way it treats the state university and colleges. >> that would help you out to the tune of how much? any idea, a lot? >> it would be quite helpful. we'll fight for the tuition freeze not just for this year but i want to look at tuition policy overall and our cost structure overall. so we can really look long-term not only at an amount but the volatility. >> the state commitment to the budget of uc is...
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the scientists think the research can offer important data to study the early stages of the universe. >>> japanese researchers say they have found a substance that couldish be used to treat diabetes. will and obesity related disease. a professor and his team at the university of tokyo identified the substance from among more than 6 million different compounds. the substance named adiporon serves a similar function to a hormone which lowers blood sugar levels and burns fat in the body. the team previously discovered that levels of this hormone are substantially lower in diabetics and overweight people who are at high risk of diseases. in the latest research project, the team found that the survival rate of mice with diabetes improved from 30% to 70% after they were given adiporon. the team also found that the substance eased fatty liver conditions from mice suffering from the condition. >> translator: some people can't exercise even if they need to. i hope this will be a substitute for exercise. >> the team is aiming to put adiporon to clinical use within a few years. >>> the european
the scientists think the research can offer important data to study the early stages of the universe. >>> japanese researchers say they have found a substance that couldish be used to treat diabetes. will and obesity related disease. a professor and his team at the university of tokyo identified the substance from among more than 6 million different compounds. the substance named adiporon serves a similar function to a hormone which lowers blood sugar levels and burns fat in the body....
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congratulations to the michigan of the east, our university. i come here tonight to say one or two words on this campaign which is now coming in to the last three weeks. >> on october 13th, john kennedy had his third of four debates with richard nixon and then the plan was for him to fly to ann arbor, stay here. this was a hotel, too, among other things. had rooms for rent. and stay here and then the next morning start on a whistle stop across the state but then word got out in the community that he was going to stay here the night so students started gathering here. he was supposed to get here about 11:00 and instead he got here closer to 2:00 so there are students waiting for three hours just packed in. his plan had been to go in the side door and just sneak in the side door and sleep for the night. he's already late. he had to get up early in the morning and then hearing that there was a huge crowd, of course, he couldn't do that. and here he is looking at this huge crowd of people, students and thinking what can i tell them? he floated the
congratulations to the michigan of the east, our university. i come here tonight to say one or two words on this campaign which is now coming in to the last three weeks. >> on october 13th, john kennedy had his third of four debates with richard nixon and then the plan was for him to fly to ann arbor, stay here. this was a hotel, too, among other things. had rooms for rent. and stay here and then the next morning start on a whistle stop across the state but then word got out in the...
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the universe appears. it's that small, everything in the universe is in that tiny thing. it's incredibly simple, no humans, no planets, no elements. then over 13.8 billion years one by one new more complex things appear. stars appear. planets appear. living organisms-- at least on this planet-- and then eventually us. the weirdest organisms of all. so that's a wonderful story about how we got to be here. >> stephen: that's the events of life, that's not the meaning of life. >> the meaning is like a map. if you have a map it tells you where you are. >> right. >> stephen: if you know where you are you know where you can go. >> stephen: if you know what the key says in the corner of the map! (laughter) to tell you distance and everything. that's what i'm saying. that's what the bible is. the bible is the key in the corner. >> the bible is a map. it's a wonderful map, full of meaning. >> stephen: it's the map, mr. christian. (laughter) david christian, "big history" on h2 and online. we'llghtright
the universe appears. it's that small, everything in the universe is in that tiny thing. it's incredibly simple, no humans, no planets, no elements. then over 13.8 billion years one by one new more complex things appear. stars appear. planets appear. living organisms-- at least on this planet-- and then eventually us. the weirdest organisms of all. so that's a wonderful story about how we got to be here. >> stephen: that's the events of life, that's not the meaning of life. >> the...
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west at the university of oklahoma. this event was hosted by the cherokee strip regional heritag. >> tonight, professor byron price is going to tell us about exploration in the cattle drive era, 1865 and 1893. professor price currently holds the charles m russell memorial chair and is director of the charles m. russell sent ter university of oklahoma. he is also director of the university of oklahoma press. he is also director of the university of oklahoma press. he graduated from the united states military academy at west point in 1970. he earned an m.a. in museum science at the texas tech university in 1977. we'll have to forgive him that he is a texan. he has nearly 25 years' experience in the museum profession, including executive director of the panhandle
west at the university of oklahoma. this event was hosted by the cherokee strip regional heritag. >> tonight, professor byron price is going to tell us about exploration in the cattle drive era, 1865 and 1893. professor price currently holds the charles m russell memorial chair and is director of the charles m. russell sent ter university of oklahoma. he is also director of the university of oklahoma press. he is also director of the university of oklahoma press. he graduated from the...
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federal and state the university of for purposes. we would like to bring up the representative for supervisor katie from district 4. please recognize deanna. >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >>. i'd like to call up our district 4 representative on behalf of the supervisor katie tang. he's an exiled young man who's served in our district for 10 years. he's raised in excelsior he's truly a son of san francisco and committed to the population and our most precious population our children. from a young age he wanted to mentor and show the children manufacture in 2002 he landed a position at the o m i shelter as he led promising programs. in 2005 he landed a position where we works today and the children see his compassion and everyday he comes into work with a smile. in 2008, he launched a aluminate recording program that helped youth who write music excel. it goes to his own passion like many filipinos he's multiple talented in the arts and he's a gifted rapper. he opened up for other artists. so in honor of his efforts in the sunset
federal and state the university of for purposes. we would like to bring up the representative for supervisor katie from district 4. please recognize deanna. >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >>. i'd like to call up our district 4 representative on behalf of the supervisor katie tang. he's an exiled young man who's served in our district for 10 years. he's raised in excelsior he's truly a son of san francisco and committed to the population and our most precious population...
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charge with the university? her statement obtained by "america tonight" she said . . . >> did you rape her? >> no. >> she said you did. >> i -- i know what she said. that's just not true at all. i mean we just -- we shared my bed for the night and -- i mean we cuddled. >> and then had sex the next morning. morning. >> two weeks after he was notified warner faced a disciplinary hearing on campus. three faculty and three students would decide his fate. he was allowed to have a lawyer, but the attorney was not permitted to speak. >> were you angry? >> i was angry, yeah. >> did you think she was lying? >> i knew she was lying. everything she said just -- it just wasn't true, and it was opposite of -- of what had actually hand. >> in caleb warner's hearing on campus, the standard for guilt was far lower than for a criminal courtroom. it is called prepondence of evidence meaning a student more likely than not is guilty. >> what did you think about this standard? >> it's a judgment call and that -- to be fair to the un
charge with the university? her statement obtained by "america tonight" she said . . . >> did you rape her? >> no. >> she said you did. >> i -- i know what she said. that's just not true at all. i mean we just -- we shared my bed for the night and -- i mean we cuddled. >> and then had sex the next morning. morning. >> two weeks after he was notified warner faced a disciplinary hearing on campus. three faculty and three students would decide his...
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of the university inc.? or were they under the ownership of various professors? >> guest: the problem is that this kind of a technical issue that is a little bit harder to decipher. for instance, one of the things i looked at as i was exploring the county record in which the counties look at the colonial county record, very often you have enabled the president or the name of their professor in the did with their taxable property will be in enslaved person or two or three. >> host: did students bring slaves? >> guest: students breastplates to school. when you look at the name of the president in three lines over part of the property is in lake person. like a lost and how is for an infinite case of prince and or harbored, you'll have the president's name did go to college. who owns the person? in the common knowledge of the local area, the president and college are inseparable anyway. i didn't spend a lot of time trying to decipher that. >> it's like we see today, is a college town. >> guest: they're very much
of the university inc.? or were they under the ownership of various professors? >> guest: the problem is that this kind of a technical issue that is a little bit harder to decipher. for instance, one of the things i looked at as i was exploring the county record in which the counties look at the colonial county record, very often you have enabled the president or the name of their professor in the did with their taxable property will be in enslaved person or two or three. >> host:...
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that was just the vehicle. he never mentioned the university of michigan. until the end of the speech he made some sort of reference to young people. young people will be involved in this. and would you be willing to help me do these things. sort of like kennedy did with the peace corps speech. but he never said would you here in ann arbor. and he once mentioned michigan just as an example of when he was talking about education. i read over the speech. and so he was more being a statesman for the whole country. he wasn't at all partisan either in the speech. he was trying to be a statesman. i think it's interesting that both these major events that are major national -- part of our national history of when you say a major part of their program and what they did that they happened here. and i don't think it was an accident. although in some -- you can say it could have been somewhere else. but michigan -- the university of michigan is certainly known for idealistic young people who care about the world. it's got a tradition of always being, you know, having
that was just the vehicle. he never mentioned the university of michigan. until the end of the speech he made some sort of reference to young people. young people will be involved in this. and would you be willing to help me do these things. sort of like kennedy did with the peace corps speech. but he never said would you here in ann arbor. and he once mentioned michigan just as an example of when he was talking about education. i read over the speech. and so he was more being a statesman for...
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still true that the university of mesh miichigan wa high on the number of graduates that went into the peace corp. they also used to do training here. there is a lot offenn lot eten let's say. >> members of the graduating class and my fellow americans. it is a great pleasure to be here today. >> we are in the university of michigan stadium. this is where president johnson announced the great society program which was his major plan for improving the countory. he gave it at the 1964 commencement it was may 22nd, six months after kennedy was shot. johnson had just been in office, for six months, and he would be running for election. and this was seen by him and his staff as a good time to roll out this program that was going to be his touchstop stone of what wanted to do with his presidency. it was a big audience, they had school kids from all over the state and the whole place was filled. >> your imagination and your initiative and inner indignation will determine where we build a great society where progress is the result of our needs. for in your time, we have the opportunity to move
still true that the university of mesh miichigan wa high on the number of graduates that went into the peace corp. they also used to do training here. there is a lot offenn lot eten let's say. >> members of the graduating class and my fellow americans. it is a great pleasure to be here today. >> we are in the university of michigan stadium. this is where president johnson announced the great society program which was his major plan for improving the countory. he gave it at the 1964...
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that's a big thing with the university of michigan. you need no nurture these students and support them. and i think that's the biggest thing we are getting at. >> would you agree with that? >> i definitely agree. which this bill has provided for us here is a platform to bring up that issue. the lack of black males on campus, and the lack of diversity in general. for methods of outreach that will increase the number of students applying increase the number of students getting in, and ultimately increase the number graduating as well. >> you brought up an interring point, and you yourself said people assume you are an athlete. >> yeah. often times -- that's one thing we as black males as ucla and i am dwelling with tyrell at michigan as well, shares is that once you step foot on campus, you always get the question of what sport do you play, or are you an athlete. >> so gentlemen, either one of you chime in here, what needs to be done in order to make colleges a more diverse place? isn't that part of the higher learning experience. you g
that's a big thing with the university of michigan. you need no nurture these students and support them. and i think that's the biggest thing we are getting at. >> would you agree with that? >> i definitely agree. which this bill has provided for us here is a platform to bring up that issue. the lack of black males on campus, and the lack of diversity in general. for methods of outreach that will increase the number of students applying increase the number of students getting in,...
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and our galaxy is nothing compared to the expanse of the whole universe. so how are you gonna be going through the universe when you can't even get to your galaxy, it's not gonna take you 20,000 years. if you're traveling at high, high speed, you might get there in 5 minutes. and if you travel at the speed of light, how far away would it be from a speed of light frame of reference. what's the distance between things. i remember leon russell used to sing that song, "i love you in a place where there's no space and time. i love you forever, you're a friend of mine." a place where there's no space and time. that makes sense? how can there be no space. how about the speed of light frame of reference. from a speed of light frame of reference, what's the length between one edge of the universe and the other... when v is c? zero. from a speed-of-light frame a reference, there is no distance at all between the one side of the universe and the opposite. and from a speed-of-light frame of reference, how does the duration of time travel? it's frozen: no time, no spac
and our galaxy is nothing compared to the expanse of the whole universe. so how are you gonna be going through the universe when you can't even get to your galaxy, it's not gonna take you 20,000 years. if you're traveling at high, high speed, you might get there in 5 minutes. and if you travel at the speed of light, how far away would it be from a speed of light frame of reference. what's the distance between things. i remember leon russell used to sing that song, "i love you in a place...
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is home to the university of michigan. coming up, we'll learn about the poet, robert hayden. >> all his poems are written in different styles, different voices, different forms and techniques. >> we'll see a moon you script from galileo when he discovered the moons of jupiter. >> but he decided to keep track of that little piece of the sky. so he watched jupiter every night for a week. >> and meet others who help us understand the roots of the area. we begin our special look with local author don fakeer, and we learn about the youngest governor in michigan's history. .. >> in 1830, and he was appointed as a territorial secretary at 19, which is a record probably that will never be broken. another record that certainly will never be broken was 1835 when at age 24, he was elected the first states governor. and in time the people of michigan and the people of detroit came to trust him as, even though a young person, a very skilled and dedicated leader. well, mason was regarded first of all by the people in his own territory a
is home to the university of michigan. coming up, we'll learn about the poet, robert hayden. >> all his poems are written in different styles, different voices, different forms and techniques. >> we'll see a moon you script from galileo when he discovered the moons of jupiter. >> but he decided to keep track of that little piece of the sky. so he watched jupiter every night for a week. >> and meet others who help us understand the roots of the area. we begin our special...
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at the university. >>> a lot of excitement in the bay area. the biggest football game of the season around these parts. 51,000 people making their way to the stanford campus. traffic looks a little sluggish, but it's moving just fine. where is everyone going? right here, stanford stadium, where two of the top teams in the country are going to square off. stanford taking on oregon. this is the biggest party in town, isn't it? >> reporter: it is. take a look. the left-hand lane, you can't even see. it is where you see the main back up. a lot of excitement here. that main back up, that's the lane that gets you into stanf d stanford. the parking lot off site, they're charging 20 bucks to park. they're making a lot of money here at palo alto high school. this is embarcadero road. bumper to bumper for about 20 minutes. that's how long it took us to get to palo alto high school. we saw some fans parking in the neighborhoods and walking. drivers were stuck in traffic for quite a while. >> this is just how it works. you're in the traffic until you get
at the university. >>> a lot of excitement in the bay area. the biggest football game of the season around these parts. 51,000 people making their way to the stanford campus. traffic looks a little sluggish, but it's moving just fine. where is everyone going? right here, stanford stadium, where two of the top teams in the country are going to square off. stanford taking on oregon. this is the biggest party in town, isn't it? >> reporter: it is. take a look. the left-hand lane,...
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that leads to the founding of the university and some of the early funds for brown university. >> it is interesting that ruth simmons, the former president of brown, great granddaughter of slaves, first african-american president of any ivy league university, -- and i want to bring craig steven wilder back into the conversation -- commissioned the first ivy league study of her university's connection to slavery. professor wilder. >> this is a critical moment in american history. throughout the process of talking about the book, one of the things that we can't send a return to is her decision in 2003 to commission a study of brown's malaysia to the slave trade. this happened for a number of reasons. yale ons a blowup at its 300th anniversary about their relationship to the slave trade, which became controversial. that also helped to spark rumors about other institutions and the public secret of brown's relationship became even more lively when she became president, when the first nonwhite president of an ivy league institution took office. it took tremendous courage to make that about
that leads to the founding of the university and some of the early funds for brown university. >> it is interesting that ruth simmons, the former president of brown, great granddaughter of slaves, first african-american president of any ivy league university, -- and i want to bring craig steven wilder back into the conversation -- commissioned the first ivy league study of her university's connection to slavery. professor wilder. >> this is a critical moment in american history....
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., we stopped at the university of michigan to learn about the university's joseph a live body collection, the oldest research collection of radical history in the country. curator julie brown and show us around. >> a labor organizer and an anarchist from michigan, born in 1850. he got involved in anarchism by reading a newspaper called liberty which was published a boston my name to of a man named benjamin tucker. very influential newspaper at that time in the 1870's and 80's. he wrote a letter to the publisher asking and talking about his ideals on anarchism and what that meant to him. the letter was published in the newspaper. they became lifelong friends after that. his views on energy or that more like individualism, you mind your business. nobody would be coerced into doing anything as long as in not having anything else. a unique collection that represents a radical and special protest history of the united states. an international collection. so we don't stop at any boards for collecting. we collect materials going back from the 19th century until the present. and it is heavily us
., we stopped at the university of michigan to learn about the university's joseph a live body collection, the oldest research collection of radical history in the country. curator julie brown and show us around. >> a labor organizer and an anarchist from michigan, born in 1850. he got involved in anarchism by reading a newspaper called liberty which was published a boston my name to of a man named benjamin tucker. very influential newspaper at that time in the 1870's and 80's. he wrote a...
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still true that the university of michigan we are in the university of michigan stadium. this is where president johnson announced the great society program. which was his major plan for improving the country. he gave it at the 1964 commencement. it was may 27th. six months after kennedy was shot. johnson had just been in office for six months and he would be running for election his first time to be elected president and this was seen by him and his staff as a good time to roll out the program that was going to be his touchstone of what he wanted to do -- do with the presidency and it would be a big audience, it was not just students faculty and parents, they had school kids from all over the state, all sorts of dignitaries came, and the whole place was filled. >> your imagination and your initiative and your indignation will determine whether we build a society where progress is the servant of our needs, or a society where old values and new visions are buried under unbr e unbrideled growth. for in your time, we have the opportunity to move not only toward the rich soci
still true that the university of michigan we are in the university of michigan stadium. this is where president johnson announced the great society program. which was his major plan for improving the country. he gave it at the 1964 commencement. it was may 27th. six months after kennedy was shot. johnson had just been in office for six months and he would be running for election his first time to be elected president and this was seen by him and his staff as a good time to roll out the program...
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you that support that led you even think about applying to the university of michigan of the things you have done immediate confidence? during up what was the thing that set you going on that? >> it is an interesting question. add think it helps that i always loved to read. i grew up. i loved to read ever since i learned how to read. and so i was always reading or exposed to the larger, outside world. because a broadened my horizons. and, of course that helped. i was not confident kid. there was nothing about me that was confident. i was driving, but i think that that was a driven up by confidence, but by a desperation . you know come because of where i came from. i so wanted to get at into the larger world and see what the rest of the world was about. that is what drove me to do what i did. also helped to things. it helps. one always told the committee going to college. a little bit of community college, taking a few community college captive of glasses that she had not finished. some of our brothers and sisters did not graduate as cool, but from the beginning my grandmother had a
you that support that led you even think about applying to the university of michigan of the things you have done immediate confidence? during up what was the thing that set you going on that? >> it is an interesting question. add think it helps that i always loved to read. i grew up. i loved to read ever since i learned how to read. and so i was always reading or exposed to the larger, outside world. because a broadened my horizons. and, of course that helped. i was not confident kid....
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before them, unfortunately the cabinet voted to let the security forces to enter the university campuses. >> joining us live from cairo, hoda, thank you very much. >>> in latvia, searchers are looking for those who were beneath the roof of a supermarket that collapsed. 35 people have been injured. and the supermarket was filled with shoppers, and firefighters were hurt when it collapsed. latvia has declared thread days of mourning. >> still to come, witnesses recalling the day that president kennedy was fascinated. >> shortly before the dawn of saturday morning, john fitzgerald kennedy comes home to the white house. he had been the president for two years and 10 months. >> we can't see if anybody is hit, but something is terribly wrong in the motorcade. and it looks as though they're going to the hospital. >> that day, 50 years ago today. the scene today. and you're looking live at the shot of the eternal flame, burning at the site of president john f. kennedy's grave, and it has been burning every day, with the exception of two days ever since. >>> he was a reporter for the dallas heral
before them, unfortunately the cabinet voted to let the security forces to enter the university campuses. >> joining us live from cairo, hoda, thank you very much. >>> in latvia, searchers are looking for those who were beneath the roof of a supermarket that collapsed. 35 people have been injured. and the supermarket was filled with shoppers, and firefighters were hurt when it collapsed. latvia has declared thread days of mourning. >> still to come, witnesses recalling the...
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now, the university of colorado says it doesn't endorse the video or the party and there are a number of things in play. here now to analyze monica crowley and alan colmes. do you consider the video embarrassment for the university. >> sure it's embarrassment. at my school another tuesday. >> what school was that. >> i went to ithaca college upstate new york. >> university of moscow. >> no. this is number three party school according to playboy. number one is wisconsin. a punch of republicans in office there number two is west virginia. not exactly a liberal strong hold. you want to blame the liberals for this? >> so you though, alan colmes, think it is an embarrassment for the university of colorado which purports to be, you know, a very, costs a lot of money out of state tuition. you know, pretty high. >> i'm not sure that represents the entire school. >> no. look, what it represents is, you don't see -- what it represents is a philosophy, i believe. what do you say? >> well, i know it's been a while since you have been in college, bill o'reilly. >> i think i'm being made fun of. >>
now, the university of colorado says it doesn't endorse the video or the party and there are a number of things in play. here now to analyze monica crowley and alan colmes. do you consider the video embarrassment for the university. >> sure it's embarrassment. at my school another tuesday. >> what school was that. >> i went to ithaca college upstate new york. >> university of moscow. >> no. this is number three party school according to playboy. number one is...
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>> reporter: the way the cuts were handled affected students and faculty and could hurt the university's reputation. >>> shares of tesla fell drastically for the second day after word they do not have enough batteries. >> this is a shortage of the lithium ion battery and there won't be relief until next year. the palo alto base company's stocks tumbled yesterday following a disappointing earnings report. >>> say goodbye to the thumbs up logo when you like something on facebook. facebook is ditching it and will add just the signature f to its like and share buttons. you'll notice the changes within the next few weeks. >>> a space craft launched from kazakhstan but it's not your average mission. . >> and we have liftoff of the space craft on a truly olympic leap. >> the crew made are carrying a sorch torch into space. it will go on a space watch and then returned back to earth in a few days. >>> something else exciting is happening in the skies above. >> it's really interesting. on the eve of the twitter ipo to watch an event like a meteor sighting in a certain part of the country, souther
>> reporter: the way the cuts were handled affected students and faculty and could hurt the university's reputation. >>> shares of tesla fell drastically for the second day after word they do not have enough batteries. >> this is a shortage of the lithium ion battery and there won't be relief until next year. the palo alto base company's stocks tumbled yesterday following a disappointing earnings report. >>> say goodbye to the thumbs up logo when you like something...
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students lined up near the dorm where the black student was tormented wore tape to protest how the university doesn't listen to them. some raised their fists to mirror the stat use behind them in protest at the 1968 mexico city games. san jose state president welcomed more dialogue with students. >> we need to have more communication was our students. last night we had a good, great communication with some of our students i hope that will be the beginning of more discussions. we'll have. he left before hearing student leader complain they'd been trying to warn him. >> last semester we were trying our hardest to let you know something was terribly wrong with the experience african american students are having at san jose state. but did you not want to hear us. >> for charging with misdemeanor battery and hate crimes. >> this is a deeply disturbing outrageous case and must be properly prosecuted as a felony in order to enforce hate crime victim rights. >> responding with a statement, quote, we understand outrage of those calling for stiffer charges in this case charges are not a reflection of t
students lined up near the dorm where the black student was tormented wore tape to protest how the university doesn't listen to them. some raised their fists to mirror the stat use behind them in protest at the 1968 mexico city games. san jose state president welcomed more dialogue with students. >> we need to have more communication was our students. last night we had a good, great communication with some of our students i hope that will be the beginning of more discussions. we'll have....