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April 30, 1997
Mrs. Ike and Reflections on How America Conveys Its History
Susan Eisenhower, author and president of The Eisenhower
Group, Inc.
April 22, 1997
The Supposed Person: Recreating Emily Dickinson in Fiction
Judith Farr, Professor of English, Georgetown University
March 19, 1997
Justice in the Los Angeles Superior Courts
Judge Paul Flynn, author and judge
March 4, 1997
The World of Augustus
John Michael Holroyd, author
February 20, 1997
Religious Terrorism: The Roots of Islamic Extremism
Stanley Bedlington, author
November 13, 1996
So Brief a Honeymoon: Liberation and Literature, Paris,
1945
John L. Brown, author and professor
September 10, 1996
Miss Manners Rescues Civilization
Judith Martin, author and columnist
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May 21, 1996
John James Audubon: An American Genius
William R. Stott, Jr., C'57, ornithologist, artist and poet
April 27, 1996
A View from the Archives: Georgetown Olympians
Jon Reynolds, Georgetown University Archivist
April 24, 1996
Religion, Politics, and U.S. Foreign Policy
Reverend J. Bryan Hehir, Harvard Divinity School
April 23, 1996
The Mystery of Vermeer
Cynthia P. Schneider, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Art,
Music and Theatre, Georgetown University
March 14, 1996
The Year of the Library Gala and Auction--A Celebration
of Irish Literature and Music
Judith Farr, Ph.D., Anthony Hecht, Ph.D., George O'Brien,
Ph.D., Georgetown professors
February 22, 1996
Stuart Sutcliffe: Paintings and Works on Paper Private
Screening
Govinda Gallery, Georgetown
December 12, 1995
Holiday Party
December 5, 1995
The Booker Book: the Culture of Prize Novels
Rev. Alvaro F. V. Ribeiro, S.J., Asst. Professor of English,
Georgetown University
November 28, 1995
Sympathy for the Devils: or, How I Almost Learned to
Love the Sin Lobbyists
Christopher Buckley, author
October 24, 1995
Reception with guest Susan K. Martin, Ph.D.
Maurice Adelman, host
October 17, 1995
Growing Up in a House of Used Books
Deborah Meyer De Wan, senior associate at the Catskill Center,
and Eugene Meyer, Washington Post staff writer
October 5, 1995
A Marriage Made in Hell--Drugs, International Crime,
and Terrorism
Larry Collins, author
October 4, 1995
Ethics in the Information Age
Susan K. Martin, Ph.D., University Librarian
September 13, 1995
The Vatican in the World Today
William A. Wilson, first U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican
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May 15, 1995
The National Gallery of Art in the 21st Century
Earl A. Powell, III, director of the National Gallery of
Art
May 11, 1995
Deeply Superficial
Robert Colacello, former editor of Andy Warhol's Interview
magazine and special correspondent for Vanity Fair
March 2, 1995
In Search of Graham Greene
Norman Sherry, Distinguished Professor of Literature, Trinity
University
February 15, 1995
Labyrinth: Medieval Studies and Humanities in the 21st
Century
Dr. Martin J. Irvine, Associate Professor of English, Georgetown
University, and Dr. Deborah Everhart, Humanities Computing
Specialist at the Academic Computer Center, Georgetown University
December 8, 1994
Holiday Party
November 17, 1994
Kim Philby: An Inquiry into the Spy Case of the Century
A panel discussion
November 7, 1994
Wines of the (NY) Times: Backstage with Frank Prial
Frank Prial, columnist and wine critic for the New York
Times
October 3, 1994
Shakespeare: Script and Performance
Michael Collins, Dean of the School for Summer and Continuing
Education, Georgetown University
October 1, 1994
Commmunication: A Key to Georgetown's Future
Monsignor Andrew Joseph McGowan
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