Comply with the state standard! Smir-r-but! Sergey Volkov Publication date: July 1, 2003 The discussions that have recently unfolded around the Unified State Exam have somehow pushed into the background a problem whose importance is no less important than the form of the exam - the problem of the state standard in education .

On the way to the metro I meet my former classmate. It's spring and things aren't going well. Not very good - this means he refuses to take antipsychotics and hears voices. The voices talk to him about abstract topics, do not give advice, but just reason. This is probably because he reads esoteric literature. Especially the works of one lady with a magnificent name, like in Mexican TV series. I didn't remember, of course. He believes that God is speaking to him.

Dancing of true ladies. And gentlemen The second half of the Royal Ballet of Great Britain's tour to the Bolshoi Theater Maya Krylova Publication date: July 1, 2003 Starting from the middle of the tour, somewhere from the third Swan Lake , it was possible to draw preliminary conclusions about the Covent Garden ballet . That the British troupe is a bouquet of hard-working and extremely disciplined dancers.

During the time after the collapse of the USSR, the parade of sovereignties and the ubiquitous slogans “suitcase-station-Russia” addressed to people who obviously made up more than half of the population, passions “for empire” subsided in almost all the former union republics, and the process of replacing Russian with national entered into stable, predictable course.

On the way to the metro I meet my former classmate. It's spring and things aren't going well. Not very good - this means he refuses to take antipsychotics and hears voices. The voices talk to him about abstract topics, do not give advice, but just reason. This is probably because he reads esoteric literature. Especially the works of one lady with a magnificent name, like in Mexican TV series. I didn't remember, of course. He believes that God is speaking to him.

Maiskaya "Zvezda" lingered for two months, but she had reasons for that. The 5th number is a jubilee special issue, it is thicker than usual, and there are practically no random texts in it: it consists exclusively of Petersburg fantasies, Petersburg memoirs, St. Petersburg travels, St. Petersburg reconstructions and ... some other anniversaries. In addition to the 300th anniversary of St.

No sudden movements To the results of the XXV International Moscow Film Festival Dmitry Desyateryk Publication date: July 1, 2003 The international festival ended amid the November slush and cold, which unexpectedly fell upon Moscow for the middle of summer. In this regard, the traditional passage along the carpet to the main festival hall "Pushkinsky" turned into a test, especially for the press covering this ceremony.

Freedom or patriotism? This is the question of educational standards Grigory Pervoklassnikov Publication date: July 1, 2003 Last week there was a press conference of the working group to finalize the draft educational standard for literature. Curator of the working group from ROSRO/UES Saburov E.F. Coordinator of this group Mitrofanov K.G. And the group itself: Abelyuk E.S. , Volkov S.V. , Lavlinsky S.P., Pinskaya M.A., Polivanov K.M. , Shapiro N.A. and Yuganova F.S.

P the poet is always musical. Another step or two, and from a historical novel about the revolution, it will turn into an opera - here are bulls of rights. On the cover of his first novel “Execution”, a reproduction of the picture of the wonderful St. Petersburg artist Yaroslav Krestovsky “Still Life with an ax” was placed. On the cover of the second novel, the reproduction of another picture of Krestovsky - "Chesmensky Church" asks.

Time of national egoism Sergey Markedonov Publication date: July 1, 2003 The confrontation between Russia and Turkmenistan on the issue of the rights of our compatriots, who suddenly lost their dual citizenship, has rightly become the number one topic in the Russian media. Different opinions are being expressed on how to resolve the most recent (in terms of time, but not in terms of importance) political crisis in the post-Soviet space.