Pros and cons of the "Bologna process" Sergey Mitrofanov Publication date: April 7, 2003 On June 18-19 , 1999, in Bologna, a number of European education ministers signed a joint statement , which subsequently served as the beginning of the “ Bologna process ” in the European education system. Moreover, it was precisely in this formulation that the ministers’ proposals became the subject of Russian discourse.

We will have to change our attitude towards education Alexander Logunov Publication date: April 7, 2003 Alexander Logunov: I have a clearly positive attitude towards the very idea and concept of the Bologna process. It will be a real educational revolution. Russian Journal: What will this revolution consist of? A.L.: I see three or four basic positions here. The new century will be, above all, a century of education.

Bologna Arshin: Russian university vs European On Russian prospects in the Bologna process Yuri Afanasiev Publication date: April 7, 2003 Russian Journal: At the end of last year, as we remember, an international seminar “Integration of Russian higher education into the pan-European higher education system: problems and prospects” was held in St. Petersburg. The rectors of the country's leading universities shared their plans to join the enlightened European space.

Cinema on television: April 7 - 13 Antonina Kryukova Publication date: April 9, 2003 Monday, April 7 The Rossiya channel is showing the film “ The Defense of Luzhin ” (1.45), based on the novel by Vladimir Nabokov. It can hardly be called a film adaptation in the strict sense of the word, and the approximate picture of Marilyn Gorris will definitely not cause much delight among connoisseurs and fans of Nabokov’s prose.

Plus or minus reception Water marks. Issue 4 Anna Kuznetsova Publication date: April 7, 2003 The imperfection of life is sad, but charming in some of its particular manifestations: before you have time to try out some of your theoretical ideas on an audience (let’s say, a student), the diadochi snatch up your tools and pretend that the idea has always lived in the world in such an application.

Seine, etc. Issue 129 Review of current online events and publications Tatyana Danilova Publication date: April 7, 2003 The April Fool's jokes are over, and when surfing news sites, you no longer need to pay attention to the date of the message. You can again be sure that the course of everyday life is made up of improbabilities, in comparison with which any joke from the April Fool's "Top 100" pales .

The gift of words. Issue 21 Projective Dictionary of the Russian Language Mikhail Epshtein Publication date: April 7, 2003 Ambi-prefix (1) Having examined the ambiguous, ambivalent prefix “under” in previous issues, let us now move on to the international prefix denoting ambivalence itself. Ambi expresses human nature more fully than “pro” and “contra,” and allows us to discover the deep reversibility of those phenomena that we are accustomed to superficially contrast. AMBI- (gr.

Political spam. 2 Nikita Sherman Publication date: April 7, 2003 The passions around EdRa have not yet subsided, and unknown PR people have taken up the image of Yabloko . Offers from deputy S. Mitrokhin poured into the mailboxes of innocent Internet users, who urgently needed “active, sociable people ready to participate in conducting sociological surveys, collecting signatures, and distributing campaign materials.” It goes without saying that S.

Problems in 2008 Based on materials from the seminar "RJ scenarios" Dmitry Badovsky Publication date: April 7, 2003 The topic of the last meeting (from 03/26/03): Russia as a divided society. What is the public bearer of national interests and what are its antagonists? Unlike the notorious “problem of 2003,” this problem cannot be solved thanks to high oil prices, the gold and foreign exchange reserves of the Central Bank and the efforts of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

"Power" or "leadership"? Based on materials from the seminar "RJ scenarios" Yuri Solozobov Publication date: April 7, 2003 The topic of the last meeting (from 03/26/03): Russia as a divided society. What is the public bearer of national interests and what are its antagonists?

What about that, but I like to read summaries in books. Most people don't even pay attention to them; These are tiny, ten lines of text on the back of the title page, which give a general description of the content. It is especially interesting when the annotation says something about the author himself. Because usually the authors themselves write these annotations.

Round table #35. For whom, for whom does the bell toll? Swearing on the merits Publication date: April 7, 2003 Is it possible to talk about a political (optionally, social) crisis in Russia, or is it only the next “party in power” who has problems?