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The many faces of friar Domingo Navarrete: the early modern lives of his Confucius
I gave a larger turn about the World than Magellan … I have gone through such diversity of Climates … that I believe few men can match me … It is said that the greatest miracle God had performed in small matters was the difference of Faces: in the diversity I have seen among them, so completely varied and distinct, I can with confidence challenge anyone in the world on this point … yet among them all, [I] never found two exactly alike.
The many faces of friar Domingo Navarrete: the early modern lives of his Confucius
ABSTRACT This paper reconstructs the European philosophical afterlife of the Dominican missionary Domingo Navarrete (1618–1686) and examines how his writings on China and Confucius were received, transformed, and redeployed in late seventeenth-century Europe. Focusing on two influential readers, Antoine Arnauld and John Locke, it traces how Navarrete's critique of Jesuit accommodationist strategies in China was appropriated for distinct theological and philosophical purposes.
President Dudley Reflects on Uniqueness of W&L — The W&L Spectator
“I feel like they're strong. Does that mean they're perfect? No,” President Dudley argued regarding the Honor System and Speaking Tradition. Prior to current student, faculty and alumni discussions of the Honor System, Washington and Lee President Will Dudley agreed to sit down for an interview with The Spectator. The interview, which will be released in several topic-specific sections, included a discussion about two of W&L’s defining, unique institutions.
Fides Et Ratio: On Faith and Reason — The W&L Spectator
Consolmagno, the head of the Vatican Observatory in Tuscon, Arizona, visited VMI to discuss faith and reason. After explaining the observatory's astrophysical work and expounding on the Jesuit tradition of encountering God through scientific endeavors, Consolmagno fielded questions from the audience. One Washington and Lee student asked a question that led Brother Consolmagno to discuss concordism.
How to Build a Sandbox
When a homeowner realized her children love to dig, she knew the perfect outside toy would be a sandbox. But, without knowing how to build one that would stand up to the rigors of childhood, she called the team at Ask This Old House for help. As a man who loves to dig himself, master carpenter Nathan Gilbert was happy to answer the call. How to Build a Sandbox Start by finding a shady, mostly level surface for the sandbox.
How to Install Wainscoting
Wainscoting is a classic detail and it was very popular in dining rooms in older homes. The idea was to protect the plaster from children and furniture. When a homeowner wanted that classic touch in their dining room, carpenter Nathan Gilbert got to work and recreated the timeless design. How to Install Wainscotting Start by assessing the room and current trim.
How to Install Wainscoting
Wainscoting is a classic detail and it was very popular in dining rooms in older homes. The idea was to protect the plaster from children and furniture. When a homeowner wanted that classic touch in their dining room, carpenter Nathan Gilbert got to work and recreated the timeless design. How to Install Wainscotting Start by assessing the room and current trim.
Understanding Common Types of Ladders
Carpenter Nathan Gilbert knows the importance of sturdy, reliable ladders. He helps host Kevin O’Connor understand the different types of ladders, materials, and accessories that homeowners, DIYers, and pros should know about. Wood Ladders are Out Wood ladders are out. In fact, manufacturers stopped making them a few years ago. If a homeowner still owns a wood ladder and it’s still in good shape, it may be okay to continue using it, but they should ensure that their ladder is safe first.
SVU President Bonnie Cordon — The W&L Spectator
“We want to develop the whole person, the whole soul!” Bonnie Cordon, Southern Virginia University’s newly inaugurated 10th president, told The Spectator in a recent interview. Throughout the conversation, she emphasized a holistic approach to education based on faith, reason, service, and an unbiased study of the U.S. Constitution.
Minimum Meal Plan Requirement: Benevolence or Burglary? — The W&L Spectator
On the other hand, international students feel that they are being forced to adopt American dietary standards that are not familiar to them. Siya, ‘27, the Outreach Chair of the South Asian Student Association and an advocate for the needs of international students, remarked that the new policy “forces [us] to be away from a taste of home.” Moreover, many students already pay for housing with kitchen facilities.
Exclusive Interview With Senator Joe Manchin — The W&L Spectator
The Spectator held an interview with Senator Joe Manchin (I-WV) at the 2024 West Virginia Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Business Summit, held at the Greenbrier Resort. Senator Manchin delivered the keynote speech for the summit’s second day. Manchin has been a figure in West Virginia politics since 1982. He quickly elevated himself, moving from the House of Delegates to the State Senate, becoming Secretary of State by the turn of the century.
From the Archives: Presidential Interviews, 1995 and 2016 — The W&L Spectator
[In honor of our 35th Anniversary, The Spectator staff has begun to journey through our archives and republish past articles. For this segment, we compare the interview statements of Presidents John Elrod and William Dudley. Elrod was the first president The Spectator interviewed, and Dudley was the most recent. We have divided the excerpts by topic.
Introducing the Southmayd Center for American Ideals — The W&L Spectator
Southmayd is already in contact with several student and national organizations for events in the next academic year, but is open to and excited about working with new groups. “I believe in a set of American ideals including representative democracy, rights, liberty, and equality, in which freedom is interpreted as the opportunity for individual prosperity and success,” Southmayd said.
How to Install a Rain Barrel
Stormwater management is a big deal, as run-off can negatively impact the environment. Watersheds play an important role in the ecosystem, creating environments for fish and wildlife to flourish. It's important that water run-off from roads, parking lots, roofs, and other surfaces impervious to rain can soak into the ground rather than flood these watersheds. This is because the ground can filter pollutants out of the stormwater before it reaches the watershed.
How to Install Cabinet Hardware
Project details Nathan Gilbert helps a homeowner with upgrading their kitchen cabinet hardware. While the cabinets themselves are nice, the homeowner dislikes the lack of hardware. Nathan shows the homeowner several jig options before explaining how they'll tackle the job. With a drill and a few jigs in hand, the two set to work installing hardware and giving those kitchen cabinets a serious facelift.
How To Install Cabinet Hardware
We may be compensated if you purchase through links on our website. Our team is committed to delivering honest, objective, and independent reviews on home products and services. More Project details Skill 2 out of 5Easy to Moderate Cost Around $300, depending on the hardware Installing cabinet hardware is a great way to upgrade the look of your kitchen without breaking the bank.
How To Install an Awning
Carpenter Nathan Gilbert walks through how to install an awning on a house. We may be compensated if you purchase through links on our website. Our team is committed to delivering honest, objective, and independent reviews on home products and services. More Project details Cost $200 to $1,500, depending on the awning* Installing an awning over your home’s entryway can provide much-needed protection from the elements while adding a stylish accent to your exterior.
How To Repair Cracks in a Built-In China Cabinet
We may be compensated if you purchase through links on our website. Our team is committed to delivering honest, objective, and independent reviews on home products and services. More Project details Skill 2 out of 5Easy to Moderate Built-in china cabinets are charming features in many older homes, but they can develop cracks over time due to temperature fluctuations and structural shifts. These cracks mar the appearance of the cabinet and compromise its functionality.
How To Replace a Garage Door
This video walks through how to choose and install a garage door We may be compensated if you purchase through links on our website. Our team is committed to delivering honest, objective, and independent reviews on home products and services. More Updating your garage door is a great way to give your curb a fresh look and boost your home’s security.
Blue Devils fall in boys' basketball showdown between conference heavyweights
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Alsakar scores inside
Country United States of AmericaUS Virgin IslandsUnited States Minor Outlying IslandsCanadaMexico, United Mexican StatesBahamas, Commonwealth of theCuba, Republic ofDominican RepublicHaiti, Republic ofJamaicaAfghanistanAlbania, People's Socialist Republic ofAlgeria, People's Democratic Republic ofAmerican SamoaAndorra, Principality ofAngola, Republic ofAnguillaAntarctica (the territory South of 60 deg S)Antigua and BarbudaArgentina, Argentine RepublicArmeniaArubaAustralia, Commonwealth...
How To Build a Backyard Ice Rink
In this video, This Old House experts Jenn Nawada and Nathan Gilbert guide Cece, a homeowner, through the process of constructing a backyard ice rink. Project details Skill 2 out of 5Easy to Moderate Cost $2 per square foot ($200–$1,800 total)* Estimated Time 6 hours, plus time to fill and freeze *Cost information in this article sourced from Angi. With proper planning and execution, you can create a safe and enjoyable backyard ice rink that will last throughout the winter.
Prep track and field: Lakeside wins boys and girls Capitol Conference meet
COLUMBUS — Senior Casey Ponyicsanyi swept the sprint events to lead Lakeside Lutheran’s boys track and field team to victory at the Capitol Conference track and field meet on Tuesday. The Warriors, who also won the Capitol North dual meet title, scored 133 points on the day to easily outdistance runner-up Lodi (99). Ponyicsanyi edged out Cambridge senior Rudy Hommen in the 100-meter dash finals, crossing the line in 11.19 seconds while Hommen clocked in at 11.28.
Prep baseball: Lake Mills beats Lakeside
LAKE MILLS — Hunter Buechel was 2 for 4 with an RBI and took away a couple of would-be hits with acrobatic catches in center field as the Lake Mills baseball team beat Lakeside Lutheran, 7-1, in a Capitol North game at Lakeside Lutheran on Thursday, May 2. “Hunter was a hawk out there tonight,” Lake Mills baseball coach Justin Annen said. “He ran balls down in left center, right center and over his head.
Carpenter goes 3 for 4, fans three
Nick Carpenter seemed to do it all. The senior Lake Mills pitcher went the distance, striking out 10 and allowing six hits and helped his own cause by going 3 for 4 as the L-Cats topped host Luther Prep, 8-2, in a Capitol North Conference baseball game on Friday. Carpenter issued a four-pitch walk to Kyle Schupmann to load the bases with two out in the fifth and the L-Cats ahead 8-2.
Hoopes named WIAA Scholar Athlete as track season rolls on
The term “student-athlete” gets used so often in high school sports, it’s sometimes easy for fans to overlook the first word. The WIAA does their part to makes sure the meaning of both student and athlete aren’t lost; each year, the WIAA names 32 athletes – 16 boys and 16 girls – finalists for their WIAA Scholar Athlete Award. This past week, Waunakee’s Reagan Hoopes was named a finalist for the award, recognizing both her athletic and academic achievements.
How to Upgrade to Soft-Close Cabinets
Project details Cost $1500 for the entire kitchen Kitchens create a ton of noise, and you can turn down the volume a bit by installing soft-close cabinets. This simple technology slows the motion of a swinging cabinet door, which results in a smooth and quiet closing. Read the guide below to learn how to upgrade to soft-close cabinets, which tools you’ll need to complete the project, and how much money you’ll spend during installation.
WIAA girls golf: Meticulous practice habits help West's Lillian Knetter build a winning all-around game
WIAA GIRLS GOLF | AREA SECTIONAL SCHEDULES, QUALIFIERS GIRLS GOLFAREA WIAA SECTIONALSNote: The top two teams from each sectional, along with the top three individuals from each sectional who are not members of a qualifying team, will qualify for the state tournament.MONDAYDivision 1Reedsburg sectional: 9 a.m., Reedsburg Country Club.Teams — Waunakee, Madison West, De Forest, Madison Memorial, Middleton; Stoughton; Oregon; Sun Prairie.Individuals — Sophie Denure, so., Portage; Carly Moon,...
Prep girls golf: Waunakee's Sam Soulier leads through example, talent and pure effort
Waunakee’s Sam Soulier knows how to bounce back on the golf course.Soulier carded four double bogeys in a row — on Holes 10 through 13 — during Saturday’s tournament at Riverside Golf Course in Janesville. Many players would have been defeated by this rough stretch, coasting in over the final five holes.Instead, Soulier played the rest of the course in 2-over par to finish tied for 12th among the 86-player field.
Lakeside Lutheran junior Lukas Heckmann takes his shot and earns return trip to state
Golf is a risk-vs.-reward sport.
Lakeside Lutheran junior Lukas Heckmann takes his shot and earns return trip to state
Golf is a risk-vs.-reward sport.
Goofy nicknames help Madison Edgewood golfers build a winning bond
After a round at The Legend at Bristlecone in Hartland, Madison Edgewood golfer James Gilmore walked into the clubhouse with no shoes on.Ever since that moment, he has been known by his teammates as “Shoeless Jimbo.”Each of the Crusaders’ five varsity players have been awarded — some would say “saddled with” — uncommon nicknames: • Senior Rory Gierhart was dubbed “The Riddler” by his cousin, current Boston Bruins assistant coach Kevin Dean, because of what his mother, Peggy Gierhart, said...
Lakeside Lutheran junior Lukas Heckmann takes his shot and earns return trip to state
Golf is a risk-vs.-reward sport.
McFarland softball pitcher Mia Hoveland returns just in time for the post-season push
WIAA SOFTBALL SECTIONALS | TUESDAY'S STATEWIDE SCHEDULE DIVISION 1Baraboo sectionalVerona (18-4) at Sun Prairie (24-0), 5 p.m.Monona Grove (8-10) at Holmen (15-6), 5 p.m.Watertown sectionalFond du Lac (11-12) at Oshkosh West (15-8)Beaver Dam (14-4) at Slinger (20-2), 4:30 p.m.Stevens Point sectionalSuperior (20-6) vs. Stevens Point (26-1) at Woyak Park, PloverChippewa Falls (22-4) vs. Marshfield (22-4) at Marshfield Fairgrounds, 5 p.m.Kaukauna sectionalAppleton North (18-7) vs.
Sydney King hopes to lead Mount Horeb's girls soccer team back to the state tournament
As a freshman, Mount Horeb’s Sydney King got a taste of competing in the WIAA state tournament.Three years later, King is ready for a long-awaited return appearance.King, a senior forward, netted 31 goals as a junior last year, earning second-team All-State honors from the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association.
Prep girls soccer preview: Oregon, Edgewood expected to battle for Badger South title
FIVE THINGS TO WATCHOregon’s state streak: The Panthers have qualified for the WIAA Division 2 state tournament in each of the last three seasons. In 2017, Whitefish Bay defeated Oregon, 3-1, in a state semifinal. In 2015, the Panthers won the state championship by topping Green Bay Southwest, 3-0, to cap a 23-0-1 season.
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