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Why Did the Berlin Wall Fall?
The Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain seemed to be permanent fixtures of the political landscape of Europe after 1961. But to everyone’s surprise, the Berlin Wall opened on November 9, 1989. This stunning event triggered a chain reaction throughout Eastern Europe, accelerating a process that had begun a decade earlier.
Reweaving the Fabric of Our Culture With Love
Today in America, people of faith are binding up the unraveled fabric of civil society in tangible ways. We hold the threads individually, but when they are bound together, we can reweave a picture of order and beauty in human souls, woven in the vibrant colors of love. People of faith have given our culture a unique strength throughout our history. With their awareness of the transcendent realm, the American Founders focused beyond the temporal in the search for meaning and a purposeful existence.
Catholic Imagination and Contemporary Culture
Please enjoy Barbara Elliott’s presentation on “Catholic Imagination and Contemporary Culture,” delivered at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology. DSPT Fellow – Barbara Elliott’s Presentation on Catholic Imagination and Contemporary Culture from DSPT on Vimeo. This lecture was first published here in March 2012.
Russell Kirk: Planting Seeds for Generations to Come
Russell and Annette Kirk with the author Driving across the snowy landscape of Michigan the day after Christmas in 1973, I was somewhat apprehensive. I had been invited to take part in the first seminar of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute in the ancestral home of Dr. Russell Kirk at Piety Hill. We were to spend the next five days discussing his book, The Roots of American Order, which had just rolled off the presses.
John With Jesus: From Passover to the Garden of Gethsemane
I went with Peter to make the arrangements for the Passover supper. When we arrived in Jerusalem, Jesus had told us to look for a man carrying a pitcher of water. We were to follow him into the house he entered, ask to speak to the owner, and say: “The master asks you where is the room for him to eat the Passover with his disciples?” Jesus was always giving us assignments like this, which always worked out, much to our amazement. This was no exception.
Visuar obtiene el Sello Verde por su compromiso ambiental
Sentada en la silla Think de Steelcase by Open Office, Jackie nos trae los mejores Tags: TipTop, by Jackie Jackie datillos empresas servicios energía Skyonline YPF Luz sustentabilidad medio ambiente Leer Starbucks Argentina obtiene reconocimiento regional por la tienda más sustentable del año en Latinoamérica. La tienda Nordelta II Drive...
When Mother Teresa Came to Washington
As I looked around that room in Washington, filled with so many powerful people, I realized that one day in Mother Teresa’s life brought more good to the face of the earth than all our efforts combined for a lifetime. It was utterly ludicrous, stepping out of a chauffeured White House limousine to go hear Mother Teresa. Even then I recognized that, as a twenty-something working at the locus of political power.
Un local dedicado exclusivamente al slider
Después de recorrer el Medio Oeste de Estados Unidos, Rodo Cámara y Santiago Candegabe decidieron... Tags: GourmetBiz gourmet gastronomía Luisa's Slider Hamburguesa Leer La compañía dio a conocer en el Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2026 una nueva solución de telemática que integra TCU y antena en...
Como un hit de los Beatles
Por Flavia Tomaello Una preciosa brasserie británica con un toque exótico internacional y pinceladas del pasado histórico de Liverpool. Menús inspirados en influencias internacionales que muestran los... Tags: gastronomia turismo Flavia Tomaello Seaforth Beatles hit Leer Entre Árboles, nuevo hotel boutique en Iguazú Entre Árboles, un hotel de Singular Collection by Amérian, inaugura el 15 de marzo en Iguazú con 14 houses, domótica y...
KFC presenta sus propias salsas para dippear
KFC presenta oficialmente sus nuevos buckets de Salsa Barbacoa y Salsa Secreta, disponibles en formatos de 100 y 200 gramos. Una apuesta que responde a un... Tags: KFC dippear salsas gastronomía Leer McDonald’s vuelve a ser parte de Lollapalooza Argentina En su edición de 2026, la marca dirá presente en el Hipódromo de San Isidro con una operación récord que empleará a 300 personas y presentará...
El Ritz y yo
Por Flavia Tomaello La puerta giratoria no está en funcionamiento. Pero no son malas noticias, todo lo contrario. Uno de los mitos más importantes de Londres está creciendo.... Tags: Flavia Tomaello Londres Ritz hotel turismo gastronomía Leer By Bárbara Elliott, Líder de Sustentabilidad en las cadenas hoteleras Howard Johnson & Days Inn Entre el bullicio de los pasillos de FITUR en Madrid (Feria Internacional de Turismo más importante del mundo y punto de encuentro global para los...
Qué es ser sustentable hoy
By Laura Polonsky La Pluma Ristretter de hoy es de Laura Polonsky, directora de Mind & Process. La tituló “Eficiencia y... Tags: Pluma Ristretter Laura Polonsky sustentabilidad eficiencia Leer La Rural está llevando adelante el proceso de medición de su Huella de Carbono Organizacional 2025, un hito institucional inédito para la compañía...
Encounter With Christ
Fr. David & Fr. Bruce Noble I had never been in a hospice before, although several people had encouraged me to go and serve there. It just didn’t seem like my calling. Why go to serve the dying, when I can work among the living to equip them for a better life? It all seemed so depressing. There was no one more surprised than I when I found myself walking into a hospice in Houston one spring evening, laden with flowers, fresh raspberries, sushi and champagne to visit Fr. David Noble.
El Ritz y yo
Por Flavia Tomaello La puerta giratoria no está en funcionamiento. Pero no son malas noticias, todo lo contrario. Uno de los mitos más importantes de Londres está creciendo.... Tags: Flavia Tomaello Londres Ritz hotel turismo gastronomía Leer La operación en Argentina se consolida como un mercado con alto potencial, con foco en la mejora de la rentabilidad y la eficiencia operativa. En 2025, Prosegur...
Civitatis realizó su primer Cividay en Argentina
Por Flavia Tomaello La puerta giratoria no está en funcionamiento. Pero no son malas noticias, todo lo contrario. Uno de los mitos más importantes de Londres está creciendo.... Tags: Flavia Tomaello Londres Ritz hotel turismo gastronomía Leer La operación en Argentina se consolida como un mercado con alto potencial, con foco en la mejora de la rentabilidad y la eficiencia operativa. En 2025, Prosegur...
Qué es ser sustentable hoy
By Mario Yaniskowski Vivimos rodeados de mensajes que prometen soluciones rápidas: “vos podés”, “hacelo vos mismo”, “todo depende de tu voluntad”. Suena... Tags: Pluma Ristretter Mario Yaniskowski Psicología comunicación Leer La Rural está llevando adelante el proceso de medición de su Huella de Carbono Organizacional 2025, un hito institucional inédito para la compañía...
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Por Daniel Testoni, Biólogo de Hielo & Aventura Conservación del Parque Nacional Cada 3 de marzo, el Día Mundial de la Naturaleza y Vida Silvestre nos invita a reflexionar sobre el vínculo entre las personas y los ecosistemas que habitamos. Para...
El Ritz y yo
Por Daniel Testoni, Biólogo de Hielo & Aventura Conservación del Parque Nacional Cada 3 de marzo, el Día Mundial de la Naturaleza y Vida Silvestre nos invita a reflexionar sobre el vínculo entre las personas y los ecosistemas que habitamos. Para...
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Club Med presenta una nueva oportunidad para quienes sueñan con unas vacaciones all-inclusive en el Caribe del 18 de febrero a 1 de marzo:... Tags: Club Med promoción turismo descuentos Caribe destino Leer By Bárbara Elliott, Líder de Sustentabilidad en las cadenas hoteleras Howard Johnson & Days Inn Entre el bullicio de los pasillos de FITUR en Madrid (Feria Internacional de Turismo más importante del mundo y punto de encuentro global para los...
Liverpool with a view
Club Med presenta una nueva oportunidad para quienes sueñan con unas vacaciones all-inclusive en el Caribe del 18 de febrero a 1 de marzo:... Tags: Club Med promoción turismo descuentos Caribe destino Leer By Bárbara Elliott, Líder de Sustentabilidad en las cadenas hoteleras Howard Johnson & Days Inn Entre el bullicio de los pasillos de FITUR en Madrid (Feria Internacional de Turismo más importante del mundo y punto de encuentro global para los...
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By Bárbara Elliott, Líder de Sustentabilidad en las cadenas hoteleras Howard Johnson & Days Inn Entre el bullicio de los pasillos de FITUR en Madrid (Feria Internacional de Turismo más importante del mundo y punto de encuentro global para los... Tags: Bárbara Elliott sustentabilidad Howard Johnson Days Inn hoteles turismo Leer El amenity que eleva la categoría hotelera El turismo de sauna se proyecta como uno de los segmentos de mayor crecimiento dentro del turismo wellness a nivel global.
Club Med lanza promo para el Caribe con hasta 35% OFF en destinos premium
By Bárbara Elliott, Líder de Sustentabilidad en las cadenas hoteleras Howard Johnson & Days Inn Entre el bullicio de los pasillos de FITUR en Madrid (Feria Internacional de Turismo más importante del mundo y punto de encuentro global para los... Tags: Bárbara Elliott sustentabilidad Howard Johnson Days Inn hoteles turismo Leer El amenity que eleva la categoría hotelera El turismo de sauna se proyecta como uno de los segmentos de mayor crecimiento dentro del turismo wellness a nivel global.
Ser o no ser sustentable, esa es la cuestión
Por By Bárbara Elliott Entre el bullicio de los pasillos de FITUR en Madrid (Feria Internacional de Turismo más importante del mundo y punto de encuentro global para los líderes de la industria) y las miles de reuniones de negocios que definen el rumbo del sector, flota una pregunta que bien podría ser un dilema shakesperiano moderno: Ser o no ser sustentable. Y aquí me detengo, porque el secreto no está en la palabra «sustentable», sino en el verbo «SER». Buenos Aires.
Ser o no ser sustentable, esa es la cuestión
Entre el bullicio de los pasillos de FITUR en Madrid (Feria Internacional de Turismo más importante del mundo y punto de encuentro global para los líderes de la industria) y las miles de reuniones de negocios que definen el rumbo del sector, flota una pregunta que bien podría ser un dilema shakesperiano moderno: Ser o no ser sustentable. Y aquí me detengo, porque el secreto no está en la palabra "sustentable", sino en el verbo "SER". Buenos Aires.
The Columns " A Natural Segue " Washington and Lee University
“Ralph commented when he made his gift that he hopes it will inspire others to follow suit. We’re so grateful for his philanthropy and for the gift of getting to know the Caldroneys. Susan and Ralph are such good people — engaged and dedicated to the community.” – Mudd Center Director Melissa Kerin When Ralph Caldroney ’72 retired from his internal medicine practice in Lexington, Kentucky, he and his wife, Susan, decided to relocate to the Shenandoah Valley.
Remembering Ronald Reagan
Ronald Reagan was truly a great president who led our nation through a critical period in our history, demonstrating tenacity, courage and faith. He faced down an enemy and never blinked. He inspired Americans to look to our better angels and reminded us that we hold the potential within us to do great things, with God’s help. The first time I saw Ronald Reagan in person, I was in a close-up on national television, crying.
Office Hours with Robert Humston and Megan Fulcher
Robert Humston, John Kyle Spencer Director of Environmental Studies and professor of biology, and Megan Fulcher, professor of cognitive and behavioral science This article first appeared in the Summer 2024 issue of W&L: The Washington and Lee Magazine. The life of a scholar-athlete is a delicate balancing act. It takes tremendous dedication and discipline to meet expectations on both sides of the equation.
When Mother Teresa Came to Washington
We support our Publishers and Content Creators. You can view this story on their website by CLICKING HERE. As I looked around that room in Washington, filled with so many powerful people, I realized that one day in Mother Teresa’s life brought more good to the face of the earth than all our efforts combined for a lifetime. It was utterly ludicrous, stepping out of a chauffeured White House limousine to go hear Mother Teresa.
A Final Act of Generosity
Brian Shearer ’94 did not plan to attend Washington and Lee. He had been accepted at Carnegie Mellon, but with encouragement from a W&L alum whom he met while working at the mall, Brian changed his mind mid-summer and joined the Class of 1994. It was a decision that changed the course of his life for the better. Decades later, when he realized his life was going to be cut short by cancer, Brian spent his final days giving back to his beloved university.
Office Hours: Robert Humston and Megan Fulcher
Robert Humston, John Kyle Spencer Director of Environmental Studies and professor of biology, and Megan Fulcher, professor of cognitive and behavioral science The life of a scholar-athlete is a delicate balancing act. It takes tremendous dedication and discipline to meet expectations on both sides of the equation.
Legacy of Outdoor Exploration
Anne and George Matelich Jr. ’18 To say that George Matelich Jr. ’18 comes from a fly-fishing family is an understatement. His mother, Susan, laughingly says that “the family that fishes together, stays together.” George says he grew up fly fishing from the time he could walk. When he visited Washington and Lee during his college search, George was delighted to discover that the university not only had a robust Outing Club, but under that umbrella, there was a fly-fishing club.
Mediterranean Bowl
This post may include affiliate links; see our disclosure policy. This Mediterranean bowl is bursting with fresh ingredients! Roasted vegetables, couscous and lemon tahini sauce make a satisfying meal. Looking for fresh and healthy dinner ideas? Try this Mediterranean bowl, bursting with colorful veggies! It’s a simple “meal in a bowl” that stars spiced roasted vegetables, seasoned with an irresistible mix of cumin, coriander, garlic and a hint of cinnamon.
John With Jesus: From Passover to the Garden of Gethsemane
I went with Peter to make the arrangements for the Passover supper. When we arrived in Jerusalem, Jesus had told us to look for a man carrying a pitcher of water. We were to follow him into the house he entered, ask to speak to the owner, and say: “The master asks you where is the room for him to eat the Passover with his disciples?” Jesus was always giving us assignments like this, which always worked out, much to our amazement. This was no exception.
When Mother Teresa Came to Washington
As I looked around that room in Washington, filled with so many powerful people, I realized that one day in Mother Teresa’s life brought more good to the face of the earth than all our efforts combined for a lifetime. It was utterly ludicrous, stepping out of a chauffeured White House limousine to go hear Mother Teresa. Even then I recognized that, as a twenty-something working at the locus of political power.
Got joe? Starbucks to open in South Boston
News Weather | Virginia News | Halifax | Mecklenburg Got joe? Starbucks to open in South Boston By Liza Fulton News & Record SoVaNow.com / July 19, 2021 South Boston will soon be getting a Starbucks, which, depending on your point of view, either ushers the town into the modern age or undermines the buy-local vibe that sustains its independent cafés. Or maybe it’s just a story of a chain-owned coffeehouse coming to South Boston.
The Columns " Silver Linings " Washington and Lee University
By Barbara Elliott May 5, 2020 “I like the idea of how central and visible CARPE will be, right in the center of campus, in the library, and that it will be visible for a long time.” ~ Bates Brown ’95 When the Class of 1995 reunion committee met on campus last fall to discuss plans for its milestone 25th reunion, little did they image how profoundly the world would change by the time the would-have-been reunion weekend rolled around.
A Natural Inclination
A Natural Inclination As a senior ecologist with Trihydro Corp., Jana Heisler White '98 works on environmental protection and remediation. By Barbara ElliottSeptember 17, 2018 Jana Heisler White ’98 entered W&L as a pre-med student. But about halfway through her undergraduate years, she discovered her interests lay more in the natural world than human anatomy. She did become a healer, but of the environment rather than people.
Going Toe to Toe with Monsanto
Going Toe to Toe with Monsanto As an attorney with the Miller Firm L.L.C., Timothy Litzenburg '04 is representing more than 1,000 clients across the country in litigation against agri-business giant Monsanto. By Barbara ElliottAugust 21, 2018 Timothy Litzenburg ’04 did not discover his passion for product liability law until his second year of law school, when he read “Four Trials,” by John Edwards. It was then he realized he had found his calling as a plaintiff lawyer.
What is the Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science and what is the difference between them?
What is an artificial intelligence (AI)? Most of us can not imagine a single day without a computer. With the rapid development of technology, various devices that simplify people's lives become more accessible. This is also connected with modern computers, which are capable of providing impressive fast processing of information. Modern business uses the full potential of information technology. This allows you to store important data and manage it effectively.
Businesses Can Play a Critical Role in Addressing The Addiction Epidemic
Although it is not something many people realize, drug and alcohol abuse in the workplace is quite prevalent. The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence reports 70 percent of the 14.8 million Americans who abuse drugs are employed. Additionally, 24 percent of workers admit drinking during the day at least once in the past year.
Neuromuscular Training Availability and Efficacy in Preventing Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury in High School Sports: A Retrospective Cohort Study
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Neuromuscular Training Availability and Efficacy in Preventing Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury in High School Sports: A Retrospective Cohort Study
Neuromuscular Training Availability and Efficacy in Preventing Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury in High School Sports: A Retrospective Cohort Study Jared Murray, Barbara Elliott Pediatrics Jan 2018, 141 (1 MeetingAbstract) 200; DOI: 10.1542/peds.141.1_MeetingAbstract.200
Barbara A. Elliott - The Miami County Republic: Obituaries
Barbara A. Elliott, 61, rural Osawatomie (Stanton), died unexpectedly Saturday, June 25, 2016, at her home. Services are pending. Arrangements are by Eddy-Birchard Funeral Home, 913-755-2114.
Barbara Elliott - The Daily Journal: Obituaries
Barbara Elliott Barbara A. Elliott Posted: Thursday, October 15, 2015 8:53 am Barbara Elliott 0 comments Barbara Arlene Elliott, 61, of Dyer, Ind., passed away on Sunday (Oct. 11, 2015). She was born Dec. 13, 1953. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Current print subscribers Need an account? Create one now.
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