Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 2001 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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Spirit & Place Festival displays city pride and culture

The Spirit & Place Civic Festival, Nov. 1-15, represents a tapestry of nearly 100 events and programs for all ages and serves as a citywide conversation, guided by the theme “Crossing Boundaries.” Highlights from this year’s festival include: Tibetan Buddhist Sand Madala of Compassion A sand creation on view Nov. 29 10 a.m. White River Gardens, Schaefer Rotunda, 1200 W. Washington St. $ H< $ $ $ Erasing the Interpersonal Boundaries of Race: Integration Experiences in Multi-Racial Families Sat. Nov. 3 10-11:30 a.m. . North United Methodist Church, Game Room, 3808 N. Meridian St. Cheryl Adams of Fox 59 moderates a conversation with multiracial families. A Public Conversation featuring activist and scholar Cornel West, novelist Jane Smiley and Rabbi Harold S. Kushner.

The trio of gifted thinkers unites for a provocative discussion on crossing boundaries. Sunday, Nov. 4 4:30 p.m. The Murat Centre $ $ :|c $ $ Cornel West Sun. Nov. 4 11 a.m. North United Methodist Church, Sanctuary, 3808 N. Meridian St. The public intellectual delivers a sermon on forgotten saints who fought for justice and the role of American religious institutions in doing the same. $ $ $ ^ $ Film: “City at Peace” Tues. Nov. 6 6 p.m. Madame Walker Theatre Center, 617 Indiana Ave. The film profiles eight teenagers from the streets and suburbs of Washington, D.C., who forge bonds and grapple with race, class, violence and divorce. ***** IPS Students Interpret “Crossing Boundaries” Wed. Nov. 7 7-9 p.m.

Crispus Attucks Middle School, Auditorium, 1140 Dr. Martin L. King Jr. St. Artistic expressions of the Spirit & Place Festival theme come to life through music, art, dance, poetry and theatre by IPS students. ***** Jazz Born in Indiana: The Buselli/Wallarab Jazz Orchestra Sun. Nov. 11 2 p.m. Indiana Historical Society, Theatre, 450 W. Ohio St. The 17-piece band pays tribute to Indiana Jazz icons J.J. Johnson, Slide Hampton, David Baker, Wes Montgomery and Freddie Hubbard. ;|c $ $ $ $ “Two Trains Running: Racism and Urban Renewal” Sun. Nov. 11 4 p.m. Phoenix Theatre, 749 N. Park Ave. August Wilson’s play, set in a 1960s Pittsburgh coffee shop, confronts issues of urban renewal and racism with warmth and surprise. Indiana Historical Society historian Wilma L. Gibbs moderates a discussion about post-war urban renewal in our own city.

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tion has donated $2.5 million for .the construction of the new St. Vincent Children’s Hospital pediatric emergency department. The Hilbert Foundation’s grant kicks offSt. Vincent Foundation’s capital campaign to raise $6 million to help finance construction of the new St. Vincent Children’s Hospital of Indiana. The emerigency department will be on the first floor of the four-story .children’s hospital, scheduled to open in late 2002. The new emergency department, which will be named the Hilbert Pediatric Emergency Department in recognition of the Hilbert Foundation gift, will be ^the first emergency department in ^the state where care is specifically .tailored for the pediatric patient. ,The department will have 18 pediatric beds, 24-hour emergency care by attendi ng level physicians, an outpatient observation area for .ambulatory care and overnight accommodations where parents can stay with their children. Although St. Vincent currently offers pediatric health services, it became clear that a separate building, a dedicated home for pediatric services, was needed to facilitate the growth and expansion of its children’s health care delivery system. Ground was broken in May on the south end of the 86th Street St. Vincent Indianapolis CRUNCH Continued from Al 7 helping identify and address some of their business needs,” he said. • Finally, reviewing financial matters and strategic planning are key. , “Build your business and your business relationships during the good times. When bad times come discuss with your accountant or hanker the options for borrowing. j\gain, talk to your client base, let them know that they are important and see what you can do better,” Jipton concluded.

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