 "The Moscow Times (Russia)")
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Students Are Lining Up to Get Into University, THE MOSCOW TIMES
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The Moscow Times (Russia)
07-23-2003
Students chatting on the campus of Moscow State University on Tuesday.
Competition to get into institutes of higher learning is unusually
fierce this summer, and demand for majors involving high technology has
skyrocketed, school officials said.
The country's 657 universities and colleges stopped accepting
applications last week and are sorting through them to pick out by the
end of July the 594,381 st...
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Deripaska's Bank Offers Student Loans at MGU, THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; The Moscow Times (Russia) 07-12-2004 URL: httpwww.themoscowtimes.com/ Moscow State University will enroll 1,000 students this fall who will for the first time be paying for their tuition through loans, university spokeswoman Yevgenia Zaitseva said. The new loan program should help students who
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WHAT IS TO BE DONE?, THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; The Moscow Times (Russia) 05-23-2000 Clash of the Gods As the modern-day titans scramble for a place in Vladimir Putin's government, watch the Titans of antiquity battle it out with Zeus for control of Mount Olympus in the one-act ballet titled "Zeus." After Zeus conquers all - except, perhaps,
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Appointments, THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; ... relations department. Aliyev graduated from Moscow State University in 1988. Before joining Globex in 1997, he worked for the Tass news agency, as well as in the Moscow offices of German television channel ARD and The Associated Press. Please e-mail appointment ...
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Image, THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; Rebecca Reich The Moscow Times (Russia) 12-03-2004 URL: httpwww.themoscowtimes.com/ What if Stalin's Seven Sisters had numbered 10, or 12, or more? An exhibition running at the Shchusev Architecture Museum to Jan. 1 presents futuristic blueprints of buildings that never saw the light of day, and
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Bribes at College Seen As Par for the Course, THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; Elizabeth Wolfe The Moscow Times (Russia) 07-22-2000 Presenting a professor with a freezer got one young man into Moscow State University. A hairdryer convinced a department head at St. Petersburg State University to process a transcript. And a birthday gift of 500 rubles ensured passing grades
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Shuvalov Was Family's 'Consolation Prize', THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; The Moscow Times (Russia) 11-03-2003 The promotion of Igor Shuvalov, who headed Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov's apparatus in the White House until moving to the presidential administration in May, has been described as the consolation prize for the Voloshin camp. Shuvalov, 36, graduated from the
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College Cleanup Drive Begins, THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; Oksana Yablokova The Moscow Times (Russia) 07-12-2004 URL: httpwww.themoscowtimes.com/ A girl registering to take the entrance exam at Timiryazev Agricultural Academy. Education and Science Minister Andrei Fursenko announced on Friday a drive to improve the quality of higher education, saying many
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MGU Housing Project, THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; 00-00-0000 A two-tower residential complex for faculty and staff of Moscow State University is under construction near Prospekt Vernadskogo metro station, said university spokeswoman Yevgenia Zaitseva. The two 22-story and 40-story apartment buildings will be connected by a pedestrian arch, she
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Putin Kicks Off Re-election Drive, THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; ... representatives, who are registered with the Central Elections Commission, also include Vitaly Ignatenko, the head of state-run news agency Itar-Tass, Mariinsky Theater director Valery Gergiyev and Severstal president Alexei Mordashov. Another question came ...
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Programming Teams Win Top Honors in U.S., THE MOSCOW TIMES
The Moscow Times (Russia)
; 00-00-0000 Members of the Moscow State University team receiving their plaque and gold medals. When 14-year-old Timofei Borodin started doing algorithmic programming six years ago as an extracurricular activity in his hometown of Kostroma in central Russia, he had no idea how far the hobby would
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