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May 25, 2004
A Private Tour
of Old Master Paintings at Sotheby's
April 23, 2004
"Fabulous Fakes"
Paul Betz, Professor of English, with an introduction
by Marty Barringer, Associate University Librarian for Special
Collections
March 17, 2004
Is There a Crisis
in Journalism?
Media Panel with Eleanor Clift, Diana Owen, and Cal
Thomas, moderated by Paul Anthony
March 15, 2004
Professor and Collector:
Items Chosen from the Collections of Paul Betz
Exhibit Opening with Paul Betz, Professor of English,
and remarks by Georgetown President John J. DeGioia
March 9, 2004
Great Tales from
English History: The Truth About King Arthur, Lady Godiva,
Richard the Lionheart, and More . . .
Robert Lacey, historian and author
February 25, 2004
When Information
Gets Rotten: Changing Conceptions of the Space of Discourse
Geoffrey Nunberg
January 8, 2004
Writing Blockbuster
Fiction
Christopher Reich F'83, author
December 5, 2003
Library Associates
Holiday Party
November 24, 2003
Fifteen Years to
be an Overnight Success
Roger Hall, New Zealand playwright
November 13, 2003
A Conversation
with Shirley Hazzard
Shirley Hazzard, author of The Great Fire, finalist
for the National Book Award
October 24, 2003
Evelyn Waugh at
100: A Centennial Symposium
Speakers: Joseph Crowley, Teresa Waugh d'Arms, John Glavin,
Selina Hastings, Patrick R. O'Malley, Douglas Lane Patey
October 9, 2003
The Role of
the Media In Recent Conflicts
Panelists: Ulysse Gosset, Jon Henley, Jacques Tarnero, Keith
Richburg, Vivienne Walt
September 17, 2003
Historic Preservation:
Telling Our Story
Robert C. Wilburn, President of the Gettysburg Battlefield
Museum Foundation
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June 17
Georgetown University's
Award-Winning Gardens
Michael Pontti, Environmental Manager for Georgetown University
February 19
The Mobilization
of Shame: A World View of Human Rights
Robert F. Drinan, S.J. Professor of Law at Georgetown University
Law School
February 11
Fabulous Fakes:
Some Notable Literary Forgeries
Paul Betz, Professor of English and Marty Barringer, Head
of Special Collections
January 8
Fiction as Parable
Alice McDermott, author of Child of My Heart and Charming
Billy, 1998 National Book Award Winner
December 10
Library
Associates Holiday Party
November 13
Suspense Writing:
It's All in the Family
Mary and Carol Higgins Clark, best-selling mystery writers
October 15
Bestselling
Books: Surprise and Stupefaction
Simon Winchester, author of Krakatoa and The Map that Changed
the World
October 7
Recto Verso:
The Double Life of an Artist
Mark Leithauser, artist and Chief of Design at the National
Gallery
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April 18
Writing Together—Separately
Kate Lehrer and Jim Lehrer, executive editor and anchor
for The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
March 21
Stork Club: America’s Most Famous Nightspot and
the Lost World of Café Society
Ralph Blumenthal, author and reporter for the New York Times
March 8
Literary Fiction
in the Age of Publicity: Personal Reflections on the Booker
Phenomenon
David Lodge, Honorary Professor of Modern English Literature
at the University of Birmingham
February 9
Internet—a
Twenty-first Century Tsunami
Dr. Vinton Cerf, Senior Vice President of Internet Architecture
and Technology for WorldCom
January 16
Wars and Peace:
The Memoir of an American Family
Rory Quirk, C'65, L'80, author and international trade law
lawyer with Dewey Ballantine
December 5
Holiday Party
October 30
New Christians,
Jews, and Judaism in Portugal and Brazil, 1415-1773
Thomas M. Cohen, curator of Oliveira Library and associate
professor of history at Catholic University
September 28
A Vaudeville
of Devils: 7 Moral Tales with Comments on the Art of Writing
Robert Girardi, author
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