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WELCOME, AND INTRODUCTION

OUR MISSION
Welcome to the Intercultural Calendar page, the flagship activity of Geotrees.Com.  This calendar, like Geotrees' other elements, serves one basic purpose:

We need to know more about one anothers' cultures, traditions, and histories in order to live skillfully and with understanding now, and in the complex times to come. Such knowledge embraces the many ways in which we create civilization and the future. Geotrees' mission is to welcome and to help share such knowledge, in the interest of communication, understanding, transformation, and peace.   TOP

A HOME FOR THE HUMAN FAMILY
The national capitol area is especially rich in human cultural wealth from around the planet. Over the past generation people have come here from virtually every nation on the globe, bringing with them their aspirations, their histories, their stories and traditions, ceremonies, music, arts, rituals, cuisines and more. Each of them has something to teach the rest of us - and something to learn, as well.

As we share knowledge, understanding can arise with which we can build transformation and peace in the world. The Intercultural Calendar supports this process by listing as wide a selection of local intercultural activities as possible.   TOP

AN INTERCULTURAL SMORGASBORD FOR THE HUMAN FAMILY TABLE
The calendar announces events throughout the national capital region - a diverse mix of events for people of all ages, for anyone in search of international activities. We especially encourage parents, teachers, and other adults to bring their young people to a variety of events and activities. And we pay special attention to activities arising from our local grassroots communities and peoples, especially those least visible to the conventional public eye.

Our community's events appear on the calendar in many subject areas, including:

Music Drama Ritual Crafts Spiritual Life Technology History Negotiation Science	Storytelling Lifeways Social Organization Fashion Learning Agriculture Literature Discovery Intellectual Life	Sculpture Festivals Cuisines Fabrics Architecture Sport Painting Legend and Myth Languages	Poetry Religion Child Life Elder Life Ceramics Economics Cities Law And MORE   TOP

USING THE CALENDAR

Calendar listings are given in ascending chronological order. New material is usually added within 24 hours of its arrival at Geotrees.

THE INFORMATION IN EACH LISTING
Each listing contains the date, basic description, host organization, and contact points for further details. Material in quotes is taken verbatim, or with very light edits, from the original. Schedule and location address are usually included, as available. If you don't see the contacts for the host organization in the listing, use the link in each listing's footer to visit the Intercultural Catalog, where details and contacts for a growing number of host groups are available.   TOP

TYPES OF LISTING
All listings are divided into two kinds: Ongoing, occurring over two or more months; and By Each Day, over one or more days in the same month.

• Events that recur or repeat at regular intervals are listed as Ongoing events.
• Events, both Ongoing and By Each Day, are now listed in the same section.
• Ongoing events that began before the current month are dated as "PRESENT to (Name, Date, and Day in the event's final month)". Those beginning during the current month are dated as "(Name of Current Month, Date, and Day) through (Date of event's final month)". Repeating (e.g., same day each week) events are dated the same as Ongoing events, and listed by order of start date.
• To find Ongoing events of all kinds, search on the keyword Ongoing.
• Scroll up and down to scan the listings By Each Day, in chronological order.
• Use keyword search to find listings by country's name, artform, theme, and more.

If you are new to the Intercultural Calendar, we recommend that you browse the calendar listings to see typical keywords, and learn how the calendar is organized.   TOP

PHASES OF THE MOON
The Intercultural Calendar now includes phases of the moon in each month through the end of the year, given in quarters. This information is useful for certain religious observances, cultural traditions, recreational planning, and other purposes.   TOP

SPELLING CONVENTIONS
Geotrees uses the conservative, non-vernacular spellings and grammar of adult American Standard English. Use exact spellings in key word search; use a fragment if you are uncertain of the whole word.

Please search for "theater," "center," and "program," and not "theatre," "centre," or "programme." (Email addresses and URLs are, of course, exceptions.) In vain will you search the pages of Geotrees.Com for the monstrosities "tix," "pix," "thru," "Xmas," and, of course, the use of "911" to represent the recent terrorist attacks. Sources' wording is included in quotes, and usually verbatim.   TOP

FOR DETAILS ABOUT ORGANIZATIONS
Please visit the GeoLinks section, a growing directory of information with points of contact. There is a link to this catalog in each entry's footer, and most catalog entries include links to their groups. If a calendar listing does not include a location, you will find it in the catalog.   TOP
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YOUR POSTINGS ARE WELCOME

We invite relevant items from all sources, from schools and neighborhood clubs to global institutions, and look forward to welcoming yours. Do you, your students, your teachers, club, congregation, etc. have an intercultural or historical event or activity to post? Please send it to us at calendar@geotrees.com or use the calendar page's self-sending Internal Mailer.  A glance at any month's entries will let you see the great range of topics and cultures that we support - a range that we're always ready to expand.   TOP

CONTENT GUIDELINES
Events and activities that support communication, knowledge, understanding, reconciliation, inclusion, and empowerment among persons, peoples and nations are welcomed. This includes commercial or corporate activities of high value. Divisive, partisan, propaganda, exclusivist, and proselytizing work of any kind will be declined, as will announcements for events destructive of life (human and other) and of the envirnoment.

Welcome to calendar and catalog alike are controversial, obscure, unpopular, smallscale, or other low visibility activities that contribute to our knowledge and understanding. Activities with strong, mutually opposed views are often found on "the Tree."   TOP

SENDING YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS
Please email your entry as email, plain text or word processor file, or send us a URL from which we can copy material. Many sources place us on their email lists, an arrangement that works very well.   TOP

EDITING
Geotrees welcomes entries from all, including those whose native languages are not English, and we preserve the distinctive flavor of non-native style and expression. We are not able to offer translation services at this time.

We do edit for spelling, capitalization, grammar, and usage based on the Chicago and GPO manuals. We may also edit for length and organization of ideas, and may contact or return difficult pieces to correspondents for clarification.

Lengthy notices may be excerpted for the calendar. When the originals are of special value, they may be placed into the Files section for download. See the Home Page for details.   TOP

ADDITIONAL HELPFUL NOTES

The GEOLINKS CATALOG
The catalog of our resources and the links to them has grown to require a page of its own.  Use the link below to visit that page.  Please let us know if you'd like your organization or resource included.  There is no charge.  GeoLinks / TOP

EMAIL DISCUSSION GROUPS
Geotrees.Com has two public email discussion groups.  We invite you to participate.  The Geotrees Group is devoted to intercultural and international issues and learning.   The DrumSeed Group is devoted to grassroots empowerment, activism, and transformation along and across cultural lines.  For details, visit our home page.  Home Page / TOP

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED:  METRO RAIL AND BUS
Try to avoid traffic and parking in the city.  We strongly recommend Metrorail and bus for visiting your events.  Like so much else in Washington, Metro works very well for those who know how to use it.  Each listing has a link to the DC Metro interactive "RideGuide" page.  Use the RideGuide to compute options for trips using both the train and bus resources throughout the area.  NOTE: The RideGuide page has a link to the stylized Metro system map page, but that page does not have a direct link back to RideGuide.  Use the Back function on your browser to return to RideGuide.

Accessibility:  Metrorail is accessible to handicapped people, but as of May 2002 many of the elevators have come under lengthy repair, or simply fail to work.  We recommend that you know your stops and times, and contact Metro, in advance of your visit.

Late Night Service:  Late service by bus is not available in certain areas.  Always check availability in advance.  Visit system map and Metro RideGuide at these links:  Metro System Map / Metro RideGuide / TOP

VIEWING EARLIER CALENDAR PAGES
We archive the pages for earlier months, going back to March of 2001.  They provide reference material, as well as an overview of the rich intercultural activity that Washington supports.  Links to the pages for 2003 are offered, below.

2003:     JAN |  FEB |  MAR |  APR |  MAY |  JUNE |  JULY |  AUG |  SEPT |  OCT |  NOV |  DEC

2004:     JAN |  FEB |  MAR |  APR |  MAY |  JUNE |  JULY |  AUG |  SEPT |  OCT |  NOV |  DEC 

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LISTINGS, ONGOING and by EACH DAY
OCTOBER 2004

OCTOBER 13, WEDNESDAY

( US Government and Politics )
At Politics and Prose Books:
SCREENING AND DISCUSSION OF THE THIRD PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE


Join a varied and thoughtful audience for this important event.

TIME and PLACE:  8:30 PM at Politics and Prose Books, 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW.  Do you wish more information?  Please call (202) 364-1919.

SOURCE:  Politics and Prose Books.

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OCTOBER 17, SUNDAY

( Local Culture and History )
At the Colvin Run Mill:
"TASTE OF COLVIN RUN MILL" - LAST GRIND OF THE SEASON


Experience the sights, sounds, and tastes of fall. Watch as the miller harnesses the power of the waterwheel and gears to turn the millstones for the last grind of the season. Sample delicious breads, cookies, muffins, and grits made from our stone-ground products and wash them all down with fresh apple cider that you press yourself. Kids will enjoy shelling corn, playing old-fashioned games, and making a craft. The Fairfax Symphony German Band will perform from 1:00 to 2:00 PM. Admission is $5 for adults, and $3 for children and seniors.

The mill historic site is open daily, except Tuesdays, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM year 'round. Individual and group tours are offered hourly. Call the mill or visit GeoLinks for more information.

TIME and PLACE:  Noon to 4:00 PM at the Colvin Run Mill, Great Falls, Virginia, just off Route 7. Do you wish more information?  Please call (703) PL-9-2771, or visit the website at www.colvinrunmill.org.

SOURCE:  The Colvin Run Mill and the 13th Virginia Balladiers.

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OCTOBER 24, SUNDAY

( Local Culture and History )
At the Colvin Run Mill:
TRADITIONAL HALLOWE'EN FUN FOR ALL AGES


Enjoy an afternoon of Hallowe'en music, stories, crafts, and sweet treats. The Fairfax Symphony Brass Quintet will perform a children's concert from 1:00 to 2:00 PM. And after the concert, storyteller Gary Lloyd will entertain with seasonal tales, kids can make a craft, and we'll light the bonfire for roasting marshmallows and making 's'mores.'" Admission is $4 .

The mill historic site is open daily, except Tuesdays, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM year 'round. Individual and group tours are offered hourly. Call the mill or visit GeoLinks for more information.

TIME and PLACE:  1:00 to 4:00 PM at the Colvin Run Mill, Great Falls, Virginia, just off Route 7. Do you wish more information?  Please call (703) PL-9-2771, or visit the website at www.colvinrunmill.org.

SOURCE:  The Colvin Run Mill and the 13th Virginia Balladiers.

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OCTOBER 27, WEDNESDAY

( Iraq )
A "Salon" Event with the DC International Connection:
"IRAQ - IS DEMOCRACY POSSIBLE?" with ENVER MASUD

7:00 PM
Location: right next to the Pentagon City Metro
Led by: Enver Masud

To RSVP and receive location details contact Enver:
wisdom@twf.org or 703-521-0850.

**DCIC Salons are smaller events generally located in homes throughout the DC metro area and hosted by DCIC members. RSVPs are required to attend these events as attendance is limited due to space.

Do you wish additional information? Please call 703-521-0850.

SOURCE:  Tony Young and the DC International Connection.

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OCTOBER 28, THURSDAY through 30, SATURDAY
FULL MOON

( Indigenous Peoples and Cultures )
In the District:
THE "ALL ROADS" FILM FESTIVAL


The "All Roads" Film Festival is an exciting multi-media event incorporating film, live music, and art, where audience members can immerse themselves in an entertaining and deeply personal cultural experience. The "All Roads" Film Project is a dynamic and compelling National Geographic initiative supporting filmmaking by and about indigenous groups and minority cultures.

Themes include:

• Focus on Islam
• A Short Trip Around the World
• Focus on South Africa
• Animated Shorts from Around the World
• Indigenous Shorts from Latin America
• Ancestors, Elders, and Land
• Focus on Australia
• Music Videos and Live Music

In addition to a wide variety of films, the festival features artisans from around the world selling work unique to their cultures and communities. There will also be a small exhibit of featured works from the "All Roads" Indigenous Photographers program. The Art Market and exhibit are open to all visitors, and run for the length of the festival. The festival also features a presentation of world music videos and a live performance from Gokh-Bi, a Senegalese group whose musical stylings combine traditional sounds with contemporary Western "grooves."

TIME and PLACE:  National Geographic Headquarters, 17th and M Sts. NW. Do you wish more information?  Please call (202) 857-7700 for tickets, or visit the website at www.nationalgeographic.com/nglive.

SOURCE:  The National Geographic Society.

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OCT0BER 29, FRIDAY through 31, SUNDAY
and NOVEMBER 7, SUNDAY

( Immigrants )
Four Activities for the Film Premiere:
"JOURNEY TO LASTA"

"'Lasta' is a very organic story about the immigrant experience. It deals with real people and real situations and the context of where they are in their lives. Everything you do right now is a step towards what you are going to do tomorrow. I want people to put themselves in the place of these characters, and be exhilarated!"
-Wondwossen D. Dikran, Director-

• OCT 29 -
  What: "Journey to Lasta" world film premiere at the AFI Theater and Cultural
  Where: 8633 Colesville Rd, Silver Spring, Maryland
  When: 9:00 pm (doors open at 8:30 pm)
  Cost: $20.00 *

  * director, producers, actors, and Lasta Sound band members will be at the premiere, followed by a mini-reception

• OCT 30 -
  What: LASTA SOUND band performs at CADA VEZ
  Where: 1438 U St NW, Washington, DC
  When: 10:00PM
  Cost: FREE
  *****FREE CONCERT - CD RELEASE PARTY!!*****

• OCT 31 -
  What: "Journey to Lasta" film at Lincoln Theater
  Where: 1215 U St NW, Washington, DC
  When: 4:00 pm (doors open at 3:30 pm)
  Cost: $15.00

• NOV. 7 -
  What: "Journey to Lasta" film at Lincoln Theater
  Where: 1215 U St NW, Washington, DC
  When: 4:00 pm (doors open at 3:30 pm) Cost: $15.00

Do you wish additional information? For press information and interviews contact: Ada at ABabino@aol.com / (202)232-4729; 800-750-3665; or at this URL: www.journeytolasta.com/.

SOURCE:  ABabino@aol.com and the OurWPFW Discussion List.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30

( The Tuareg of Mali; Music )
"Beyond Timbuktu"...
IN CONCERT: MALI'S DESERT BLUES with TINARIWEN

Beyond Timbuktu, the most remote festival in the world, "Festival in the Desert" celebrates the arts and culture of the Tuareg people, the legendary nomads of northern Mali. Tinariwen fuses Stratocaster guitars, traditional rhythms and haunting vocals to create a sound that is both wholly new and unmistakably ancient. Topping the world music charts in England and other parts of Europe, Tinariwen embarks on its first US Tour. 8:00 PM at Lisner Auditorium.

Tickets: $25, $20; GW Students $15. Available at the Lisner Auditorium Box Office; Ticketmaster Outlets, Phonecharge (301) 808-6900 and online at www.ticketmaster.com.

Do you wish additional information? Please call Lisner Auditorium at (202) 994-6800 or visit their site at www.lisner.org .

SOURCE:  Burcu Uzer.

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( Faith and the State )
Book Talk with Author / Father Robert F. Drinan:
"CAN GOD AND CAESAR COEXIST?
BALANCING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AND INTERNATIONAL LAW"


Father Drinan has been a leading promoter of human rights in his grand career as law dean, congressman, and now professor of law at Georgetown. Here he discusses the difficulties in guaranteeing and promoting respect for the diversity of religious practices, both in this country and around the world.

TIME and PLACE:  6:00 PM at Politics and Prose Books, 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW.  Do you wish more information?  Please call (202) 364-1919.

SOURCE:  Politics and Prose Books.

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OCTOBER 31, SUNDAY

( India; the Arts )
A Scholarship Benefit with Upakar:
"THE WORLD MUSIC CONCERT"

Upakar, the Indo-American Community Foundation, is holding a benefit program, "The World Music Concert," featuring Grammy nominee Dr. L. Shankar and Gingger on vocals and double violins and Ustad Zakir Hussain on tabla. Accompanists are Sivamani on drums and percussion and Chris Opperman on keyboard.

Time: 5 p.m. Where: Lisner Auditorium, The George Washington University.

Tickets: Sold through TicketMaster. For details, please go to www.upakar.org.

Proceeds will help Upakar continue its scholarships for needy Indo-American college students across the United States. Shankar has worked on many soundtracks including "Jacob's Ladder," "Jennifer 8," "Robin Hood," and the Grammy winner "The Last Temptation of Christ," in which he co-wrote 13 of the tracks with Peter Gabriel. In 2004, Shankar and Gingger composed, produced and performed vocals and double violins on Mel Gibson's "The Passion Of The Christ," along with composers Jack Lenz and John Debney.

Do you wish additional information? Please visit the website at www.upakar.org.

SOURCE:  Asian Fortune Magazine.

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NOVEMBER 2004

NOVEMBER 1, MONDAY

( German History )
At the DC Jewish Community Center:
"DRAMATIZING GERMAN HISTORY"

Washington Post theater critic Peter Marks will discuss this subject with playwright Michael Frayn. At 5:30 PM at the DC JCC, 1529 16th St. NW. Free of charge, but reservations are required.

SOURCE:  The Current Newspapers.

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( German History )
Historical Film:
"HANUSSEN"

The Goethe-Institute will screen this film, about a man who predicts Hitler's election victory in 1933. Admission is $5; $3 for students. Showing at 6:30 PM at the Institut, 812 7th St. NW.

Do you wish additional information? Please call (202) 289-1200.

SOURCE:  The Current Newspapers.

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NOVEMBER 3, WEDNESDAY

( Spirit )
Free of Charge:
MEDITATION CLASS

The Vajrayogini Buddhist Center will offer a meditation class at no charge, beginning at 6:30 PM. At the Center, 1426 21st St. NW.

Do you wish additional information? Please call (202) 331-2122.

SOURCE:  The Current Newspapers.

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( African Civilizations )
One in a Series:
FROM THE "MASQUERADE TRADITIONS IN FILM" SERIES

Two films in this series will be featured: "Masked Spirits of Myor Diaple" and "Yoruba Performance." Free of charge, at 7:00 PM in the lecture hall of the National Museum of African Art, 950 Independence Ave. SW.

Do you wish additional information? Please call (202) 633-4600.

SOURCE:  The Current Newspapers.

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( Czecholslovakia; Film )
At the Czech Embassy:
FILM:  JAN SVERAK'S "THE RIDE"

The Czech Embassy will screen this feature film about two friends driving from one Bohemian village to another. At 7:30 PM, free of charge, at the Czech Embassy, 3900 Spring of Freedom St. NW.

Do you wish additional information? Please call (202) 274-9100, xt 3413.

SOURCE:  The Current Newspapers.

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( Latin American Literature )
At the MLK Jr. Memorial Library:
FROM THE "EXPLORING LATINO AUTHORS" SERIES

As part of the Series, poets Luis Alberto Ambroggio, Naomi Ayala, Rei Berroa, Robert L. Giron, Consuelo Hernandez, and Gladys Ilarregui will read from their works, in English and in Spanish. This event will take place at 6:30 PM, free of charge, at the MLK Jr. Memorial Library, 901 G St. NW.

Do you wish additional information? Please call (202) 727-1183.

SOURCE:  The Current Newspapers.

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NOVEMBER 4, THURSDAY

( Spirit in Daily Life )
A Relevant Discussion:
"CHRISTIANITY AND THE SECULAR IN PUBLIC LIFE"

Thomas Berg, co-director of the Terrence J. Murphy Institute for Catholic Thought, Law, and Public Policy at the University of St. Thomas, Minnesota, will discuss this subject free of charge at 7:00 PM in the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center, 3900 Harewood Rd. NE.

Do you wish additional information? Please call (202) 635-5480.

SOURCE:  The Current Newspapers.

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( US History )
Weekly, at the National Museum of American History:
DISCUSSION: HISTORY OF THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER

A museum staff member will discuss the history of "The Star-Spangled Banner" and the museum's conservation project for the flag. Free of charge, at 11:00 AM Thursdays through November 18 at the National Museum of American History, 14th St. at Constitution Avenue NW. Free. 202-357-2700.

Do you wish additional information? Please call (202) 357-2700.

SOURCE:  The National Museum of American History.

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NOVEMBER 5, FRIDAY
LAST QUARTER MOON

( US Nationalism and Foreign Policy )
Book Talk with Author Anatol Lieven:
"AMERICA RIGHT OR WRONG"


Mr. Lieven contends that U.S. foreign policy since 9/11 has been shaped by the contradictory nature of American nationalism. He argues that a mixture of idealism and chauvinism drives us to espouse liberty and democracy, but that U.S. credibility is imperiled by the nation's fervor to impose our political, social, and economic imperatives upon the rest of the world.

TIME and PLACE:  7:00 PM at Politics and Prose Books, 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW.  Do you wish more information?  Please call (202) 364-1919.

SOURCE:  Politics and Prose Books.

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NOVEMBER 5 through 7, FRIDAY through SUNDAY

( Japan; Anime )
In Chesapeake, Virginia
NEKOCON 7, ANIME CONVENTION:
A THREE DAY BATH OF JAPANESE ANIMATION AND POP CULTURE


Do you wish to explore new realms of vision, imagination, perception, and the heart?  Nothing will allow you to stretch and expand quite like the anime of Japan, and the increasingly popular anime con offers you a concentrated and highly varied exposure.  Nekocon, now in its seventh year, offers such an experience.

An anime con will normally, if that's the right word, offer:

• Several tracks of anime videos, often on a 24 x 7 basis;
• Costumes, usually fan-made and highly inventive, based on anime characters;
• Costume balls and contests;
• A dealers' room, where all manner of anime-related merchandise will be found for sale;
• Fan-made art, exhibited and for sale;
• Music videos, also fan-created;
• Workshops and talks by people in the anime industry, domestic and Japanese;
• And, of course, the company of anime fans of all ages and interests.

Nekocon will begin on Friday, the 5th, and run through Sunday, the 7th.  (Some fans will arrive on Thursday or stay until Monday, thus extending the experience.) You can register for any, or for all, of the three days.  The location is the Chesapeake Convention Center, in Chesapeake, Virginia.

Do you wish additional information? Please visit their website at this URL:


www.nekocon.org/index.html.

SOURCE:  The Funabashi Health Center Alumni Club, Reston, Virginia Chapter.

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NOVEMBER 10, WEDNESDAY

( The US, Europe, and the World )
Book Talk with Author Timothy Garton Ash:
"FREE WORLD:
AMERICA, EUROPE, AND THE SURPRISING FUTURE OF THE WEST"


Timothy Garton Ash, known for his brilliant essays on the fall of communism, explains why Washington can never rule alone in todayıs interconnected world, and why the new, enlarged Europe can only realize its aspirations in a larger, transatlantic community.

TIME and PLACE:  7:00 PM at Politics and Prose Books, 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW.  Do you wish more information?  Please call (202) 364-1919.

SOURCE:  Politics and Prose Books.

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NOVEMBER 12, FRIDAY
NEW MOON

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NOVEMBER 19, FRIDAY
FIRST QUARTER MOON

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NOVEMBER 26, FRIDAY
FULL MOON

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DECEMBER 2004

DECEMBER 5, SUNDAY
LAST QUARTER MOON

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DECEMBER 12, SUNDAY
NEW MOON

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DECEMBER 18, SATURDAY
FIRST QUARTER MOON

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DECEMBER 26, SUNDAY
FULL MOON

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In Particular That of Brother Aloysius Soden, Peace be Upon Him.
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