Armenian sailors and the port of five seas Nikita Alekseev Publication date: March 2, 2005 Like most boys, I dreamed of the sea. I loved reading about long-distance voyages and the discovery of new lands. My heroes were Columbus and Vespucci, Gama and Cabot, Drake and Cook. Of my more or less contemporaries, I greatly respected - and still cherish this feeling - Thor Heyerdahl.

Acquaintance with the partisans of order , which happened a few days ago, finally convinced me that the revolution in Russia would win; The revolution, of course, in the sense that this word has gained in the last two or three years - after Serbia, Georgia and, of course, Ukraine.

Lizard and sparrows Igor Mantsov Publication date: March 2, 2005 Hannah Arendt retells Brecht's pre-war short story. In dark times, an agent of the authorities came to a man who had “learned to say no . ” The agent settled indefinitely in someone else's house, ate a hearty meal, and before going to bed, asked: “Will you serve me?” The man silently put him to bed, covered him with a blanket, guarded his sleep and obeyed his orders for many years.

“There is no need to transfer adult teaching methods to primary school” Directors Club Tatyana Malinkina Publication date: March 2, 2005 Russian Journal: Tatyana Georgievna, instead of the first general questions about education, I would like to ask why your school is called that. Tatyana Malinkina: It’s simple - we are located in the Brateevo microdistrict in the bend of the Moscow River. So don’t look for any lofty or symbolic meanings in the name.

After the revolution Oleg Kashin Publication date: March 2, 2005 My acquaintance with the partisans of order , which happened a few days ago, finally convinced me that the revolution in Russia will be victorious; revolution, naturally, in the sense that this word has acquired in the last two or three years - after Serbia, Georgia and, of course, Ukraine.

Lvov fool Anthropological notes Valery Serdyuchenko Publication date: March 2, 2005 ┘The new Ukrainian reality turned out to be for my compatriots not Ikaria with milk rivers and jelly banks, but a hard rocky continent, on which not everyone can survive. And how wonderful it all started!

The discourse has moved on Political Science Week: February 25 - March 2 Andrey Levkin Publication date: March 2, 2005 A serious problem happened with the previous review . It ended with a quote from Mr.

Hannah Arendt retells Brecht's pre -war novel. In dark times, an agent of the authorities came to a person who "learned to speak no." The agent unlimitedly settled in a strange house, sat in a hearty and, before you lie down to sleep, asked: "Will you serve me?" The man silently put him in bed, covered him with a blanket, guarded his sleep and obeyed his orders for many years. He served and was still silent, while the agent enjoyed the grub, sweet dreams, his imperative intonation.

Like most boys, I dreamed of the sea. He loved to read about distant navigation and discoveries of new lands. My heroes were Columbus and Vespucci, but Gama and Cabot, Drake and Cook. Of the more or less contemporaries, I really respected - and still keep this feeling - the tour of Heyerdala.

What kind of parliament does Russia need? and is it needed at all? Yaroslav Butakov Publication date: March 2, 2005 Exactly one hundred years ago, on February 18, old style (new - March 3), 1905, a rescript (instruction) from Emperor Nicholas II to the Minister of Internal Affairs A.G. Bulygin on the preparation of the legislative framework for the convening of the State Duma was published in Russian newspapers. The era of Russian parliamentarism was beginning.

The most effective counter-revolution is transparent elections How to defeat a revolution: a view from Bishkek Vyacheslav Smirnov Publication date: March 2, 2005 From the editor: Elections to the Jogorku Kenesh (parliament) of Kyrgyzstan, held last weekend, were supposed to become a platform for the implementation of the next “revolutionary scenario”.

Like most boys, I dreamed of the sea. I loved reading about long-distance voyages and the discovery of new lands. My heroes were Columbus and Vespucci, Gama and Cabot, Drake and Cook. Of my more or less contemporaries, I greatly respected - and still cherish this feeling - Thor Heyerdahl.