excellent offerings of S&P.Here is a quick overview of the most interesting and important events scheduled for the first three weeks of November. For suggestions, see the IndyBuzz essay about designing your very own S&P schedule. You could check out an updated thematic overview of events this month.
Thursday Nov. 3: Candice de Long, former FBI agent
Thursday Nov. 3: The US and Global Poverty
Thursday Nov. 3: Maintaining Religious Values in a Changing Society
Thursday Nov. 3: The Art of Native Philanthropy
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. 3-6: The 2005 International Festival — Indiana's Global Block PartyFriday Nov. 4: Café Cinema—“Hotel Rwanda”
Saturday Nov. 5: Absence of Our Presence — The Eiteljorg Fellowship for Native American Fine Art Symposium
Saturday Nov. 5: Jewish Mystical Tradition and Spiritual Imagination—Living in the Presence of God
Saturday Nov. 5: Creation in Time and Eternity—Ecology and Orthodox Christianity
Saturday Nov. 5: Spirit and Place Anniversary Gala
Sunday Nov. 6: A Public Conversation with Wendell Berry, A’Lelia Bundles and Rabbi Lawrence Kushner
Sunday Nov. 6: Public Conversation Dinner Dialogue
Sunday Nov. 6: Bill Clinton at Butler!
Monday Nov. 7: “A Reading with A’Leila Bundles” Madam C. J. Walker and Indianapolis—An Enduring Legacy
Monday Nov. 7: Randall Tobias on Indiana and America helping fight AIDS in Africa
Monday Nov. 7: Immigration in American Life—A Midwest Perspective
Monday Nov. 7: Working Our Way Home—An Evening with Wendell Berry & Friends
Tuesday Nov. 8: Hotel Rwanda—An Evening with Paul Rusesabagina
Tuesday Nov. 8: Jewish Food—The World at Table
Tuesday Nov. 8: "Where have all the farmers gone"
Tuesday Nov. 8: Migrations of a Melody in words and music
Wednesday Nov. 9: Women in the Professions—Who Moves, Who Stays, and Why Some of Us Choose to Stay Home
Wednesday Nov. 9: Health Care Reform—Current Prognosis
Wednesday Nov. 9: Moving and Staying in a Global Indy
Wednesday Nov. 9: The Diaspora and the Homecoming
Thursday Nov. 10: Skirting the Issue -- Stories of Indiana’s Historical Women Artists
Thursday Nov. 10: US Challenges in Iraq and the Muslim World
Thursday Nov. 10: Moving into the Next Generation of Education
Thursday Nov. 10: “As Fast As Circumstances Should Permit”—Abraham Lincoln's Move Toward Equality
Thursday Nov. 10: Franz Lehár’s The Merry Widow, 1905 and 2005—Waltzing at the Edge of the Abyss
Friday Nov. 11: Becoming a Peacemaker
Saturday Nov. 12: Generations of immigrant Experiences — Poetry reading and historic walking tour
Saturday Nov. 12: At Home through Learning and Sharing … with the Sikhs
Sunday Nov. 13: Diane Rehm, NPR talk show host
Sunday Nov. 13: Sacred Circles, Public Squares
Sunday Nov. 13: The Crossroads Ensemble in Concert
Sunday Nov. 13: Israelis and Palestinians—Living in Peace as Neighbors
Monday Nov. 14: A view from the fringes of the Israeli peace movement
Monday Nov. 14: An Intimate Taste of Mass. Ave.
Monday Nov.14: The United States and the United Nations -- Who should be reforming whom?
Tuesday Nov. 15: Staying at the Heart of Belief, Moving Toward One Another in Openness—An Interfaith Peace-Prayer Service
Tuesday Nov. 15: Amb. Donald Gregg talks about Korea
Tuesday Nov. 15: Revaluing the Chinese Yuan — Opportunity or threat?
Wednesday Nov. 16: Indiana Higher Education in a Flat World
Wednesday Nov. 16: Breaking Ground -- Adventures in Life and Architecture
Wednesday Nov. 16: View and discuss the muckraking film “Wal-Mart—The High Cost of Low Price”
Wednesday Nov. 16: Twenty Years of Interfaith in Indianapolis
Wednesday Nov. 16: How Leaving and Staying Affects our Philanthropy
Wednesday Nov. 16: Indiana Council on World Affairs 50th anniversary … Global corruption—Capitalism's Achilles Heel
Thursday Nov. 17: Freshwater and Foreign Policy
Thursday Nov. 17: Gravitating Towards Indianapolis
Friday Nov. 18: Regulars and Refugees -- An Evening with Carrie Newcomer
Saturday Nov. 19: Time and Timelessness—A Conversation with Stewart Brand and Witold Rybczynski
Sunday Nov. 20: Viewing of film "Alan & Naomi" and discussion with director Sterling van Wagenen
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