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Give your thanks -- and then listen
On the day after Thanksgiving, StoryCorps is asking you to set aside one hour to record a conversation with someone important to you, as part of National Listening Day on Nov. 27. You can interview an… more →
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Give your thanks -- and then listen
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 1 week ago: On the day after Thanksgiving, StoryCorps is asking you to set aside one hour to record a conversati … more →
12 of Indy's most creative minds compete for $10,000
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 2 weeks ago: Twelve ideas. Hundreds of chit-chatting audience members. And one $10,000 prize. It’s all on t … more →
What the Humanities mean to YOU.
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 1 month ago: For National Arts & Humanities Month, we asked some of our friends to tell us what the humanitie … more →
Got a Big Idea? Want $10,000 for it?
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 1 month ago: The Indiana Humanities Council, and a variety of other partners — including Spirit & Place … more →
31 ways to experience the humanities
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 2 months ago: October is Arts & Humanities Month, which means 31 days of thinking, reading, talking and listen … more →
What-are-you-reading-Wednesday: Leadership and the New Science
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 2 months ago: By Larry Rowland, Chair of the Indiana Humanities Council’s Board of Directors It has been sa … more →
Find Peace in the Resource Connection
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 2 months ago: Today is the International Day of Peace, so we took a look at the various resources in the Resource … more →
Conner Prairie’s Spirit of the Prairie Award: Honoring America’s Innovators
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Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 3 months ago: By Ellen M. Rosenthal, President and CEO of Conner Prairie As the President & CEO of Indiana’s o … more →
The Three Great Myths in Indiana History
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 3 months ago: Here are the “Three Great Myths in Indiana history” as reported by those who wander the … more →
What-are-you-reading-Wednesday: A stack of newspapers and magazines
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Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 4 months ago: By Kristen Fuhs Wells, communications director for the Indiana Humanities Council. Printed publicati … more →
Does a justice's sex, race or ethnicity contribute to the quality of the justice's decisions?
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 4 months ago: Written by David Orentlicher, MD, JD. Orentlicher is the Samuel R. Rosen Professor of Law and Co-Dir … more →
Could Independence Day really be the least American holiday?
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Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 5 months ago: “The Fourth of July, or Independence Day, as it has come to be known, is perhaps the most and … more →
Making it Relevant: Discovering Darwin
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 5 months ago: This Friday series (by Joshua Eskew, a senior at Marian College studying English and communication, … more →
Reflections on the men of World War II
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Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 5 months ago: Written by a Hoosier History Live listener I was interested in 90- year- old P.E. MacAllister’s appe … more →
Upcoming Humanities Events in Indiana
Kristen Fuhs Wells wrote 5 months ago: Here are some upcoming events around the state. What’s going on in your neck of the woods? Add … more →
Sandra Day O’Connor on Advancing the Rights of Humanity
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andreacohn wrote 7 months ago: On a beautiful spring night filled with the promise of all things fresh and green, folks turned out … more →
Meandering Indiana - 11.2
Nancy wrote 9 months ago: I tend to get a little lost driving around Elkhart. Like many towns on a river, it has streets that … more →
Friday Blincoln Blogs Return
Jim wrote 1 year ago: Aside from a mathematics problem in the blog headline, this blog from the Lincoln Bicentennial is pr … more →
The Next Commentator
Nancy wrote 1 year ago: All kinds of things are happening this year–it’s not easy to keep up. I listen to three … more →
