Year	Date	Name	Title
Fall 2007	11/19/2007	Lou Dobbs	Independents Day: Awakening the American Spirit
Fall 2007	11/15/2007	Rami Khouri	Baghdad, Tehran, Beirut and Jerusalem- A Critical Arab View of America's Middle East Policies
Fall 2007	10/18/2007	Joan Blades	The Motherhood Manifesto
Fall 2007	10/15/2007	Kitty Dukakis, Michael Dukakis, and Larry Tye	Shock
Fall 2007	10/04/2007	Charlie Savage	Takeover: The Return of the Imperial Presidency and the Subversion of American Democracy
Fall 2007	09/17/2007	Garrison Keillor	Pontoon: A Lake Wobegon Story
Fall 2007	09/13/2007	John W. Dean	Broken Government: How Republicans Rule Destroyed the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches
Fall 2007	05/21/2007	Paul Hawken and Steve Curwood	Blessed Unrest: How the Largest Movement in the World Came into Being, and Why No One Saw it Coming
Fall 2007	05/03/2007	Paul Biddinger, Lisa Stone, and Stephen Smith	Disaster Preparedness in Massachusetts: Ready? Or Not?
Fall 2007	04/30/2007	Edward Albee, Rick Lombardo, Karen MacDonald, and Ed Siegel	Does Theatre Have a Future? The Players Look Forward…
Fall 2007	04/22/2007	Richard S. Lindzen	Is Global Warming a Cause for Alarm?
Fall 2007	03/22/2007	Marshall Goldman and Uri Ra'anan	Power, Petroleum, and Flawed Succession: The Roots and Impact of Putin's Russia
Fall 2007	03/15/2007	Ali S. Asani, Mona Eltahawy, and Jeff Jacoby	You Don't Know US: Voices from the Moderate Muslim Majority
Fall 2006	12/1/2006	Cokie Roberts, Nina Totenberg, and Linda Wertheimer	2006 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award
Fall 2006	11/9/2006	Meizhu Lui, Rebecca Adamson, and Betsey Leondar-Wright	The Color of Wealth: The Story Behind the U.S. Racial Wealth Divide
Fall 2006	10/22/2006	Dr. Yaron Brook	Democracy vs. Victory: Why the "Forward Strategy of Freedom" Had to Fail
Fall 2006	10/12/2006	Ethan Gutman, Hiawatha Bray, and John Jaw	The Great Firewall of China
Fall 2006	9/28/2006	John Darnton	The Darwin Conspiracy
Fall 2006	9/12/2006	Sister Helen Prejean, C.S.J.	The Death of Innocents: An Eyewitness Account of Wrongful Execution
Fall 2006	9/11/2006	Sarah Chayes	The Punishment of Virtue: Inside Afghanistan After the Taliban
Spring 2006	5/11/2006	Dr. Thomas Payzant	The Role of Public Education and the Common Good
Spring 2006	5/4/2006	George Q. Daley, Dan W. Brock, Rudolf Jaenisch	Stem Cells: Where Will the Road Lead?
Spring 2006	4/27/2006	Margaret Morganroth Gullette	Aged by Culture
Spring 2006	4/6/2006	Maggie Gallagher	The Case Against Same-Sex Marriage
Spring 2006	3/30/2006	Thomas B. Wilner, P. Salin Willett, Gita Gutierrez	Guantanamo Bay: Who are the Detainees and Why Does the U.S. Continue to Hold Them?
Spring 2006	3/23/2006	Paul Cellucci	The Importance of Public Diplomacy in the Post Cold War, Post 9/11 World
Fall 2005	12/6/2005	Nam Pham, Paul Ton That, and Trin Nguyen	Finding a Voice in a New Homeland
Fall 2005	11/17/2005	Gloria White-Hammond, Liz Walker, and Linda Mason	Women to Women: A Journey to Darfur
Fall 2005	11/3/2005	Barbara Anderson and Jim Braude	Rebels With a Cause: Proposition 2 1/2 Twenty-five Years Later
Fall 2005	10/24/2005	Kip Tiernan, Grace Paley, and Betty Burkes	Peaceable Women: The Power of 1,000, The Power of One
Fall 2005	10/2/2005	Eli Pariser	Reclaiming Democracy
Fall 2005	9/21/2005	Dan Kennedy and Jay Rosen	Who's Talking
Spring 2005	6/21/2005	Howie Carr	Both Sides of the Street
Spring 2005	5/4/2005	Lester C. Thurow	Fortune Favors the Bold: What We Must Do To Build a New and Lasting Global Prosperity
Spring 2005	4/20/2005	Sarah Vowell	Assassination Vacation
Spring 2005	4/12/2005	Martha Burk	Cult of Power: Sex Discriminations in America and What Ca Be Done About It
Spring 2005	4/4/2005	Mike Hoffman, Paul Rieckhoff, Scott Allen Miller and Jay Harris	Breaking Ranks
Spring 2005	3/9/2005	Richard Bradley	Harvard Rules: The Struggle for the Soul of the World's Most Powerful University
Fall 2004	11/29/2004	Cokie Roberts	Founding Mothers: The Women Who Raise Our Nation
Fall 2004	11/16/2004	Alfred DeMaria, Jr., M.D., Leonard C. Marcus, V.M.D., M.D. and Thomas L. Treadwell, M.D.	Disease Du Jour: What Might Be Next?
Fall 2004	11/3/2004	Peter Blute and Barney Frank	One Day Later: Insights on the 2004 Presidential Race
Fall 2004	10/27/2004	Tina Santi Flaherty	What Jackie Taught Us: Lessons for the Remarkable Life of Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Fall 2004	10/25/2004	Seymore Hersh and Jay Harris	Chain of Command: The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib
Fall 2004	10/19/2004	Derrick Ashong, Kiki Breevlife, Scherazade King, and Geoff Ward	Hip-Hop Politics
Fall 2004	10/7/2004	Ron Ferguson, Ellen Guiney, Ted Landsmark, and Robert B. Schwartz	30 Years After School Busing: Where Do We Go Next
Fall 2004	9/29/2004	Jerry Burke, Sean Flynn, and Rod Fritz	Policing Baghdad
Fall 2004	9/22/2004	Howard Bryant, Anita Diamant, Susan Orlean, and Paul Grogan	The Good City: Writers Explore 21st Century Boston
Spring 2004	6/15/2004	Marie St. Fleur, Regine A. Jackson, and Marc Prou	The Haitian Diaspora in Boston
Spring 2004	5/18/2004	Diane Ravitch	The Language Police
Spring 2004	5/11/2004	Lucian Leape, M.D., Connie Crowley Ganser, Linda Kenney, and John A. Fromson, M.D.	Medical Errors and Patient Safety
Spring 2004	3/30/2004	Scott Ritter and Listo Fisher	Frontier Justice
Spring 2004	3/16/2004	Ellen Band, Wendy Kaminer, Victor H. Kazanjian, Jr., and Dan Kennedy	Prayer in Public
Spring 2004	2/10/2004	Richard J. McNally	Remembering Trauma
Spring 2004	1/28/2004	Dr. Jean Flatley McGuire and Harold Cox	The Politics of Sex, Drugs, and HIV/AIDS
Spring 2004	1/22/2004	Orlando Bagwell	Citizen Kin
Fall 2003	12/3/2003	Darrel Crate, Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey, and Dominick Ianno	The Elephant in the State House: Republican Success in "Democratic" Massachusetts
Fall 2003	11/17/2003	Juiliette Kayyem	Give Me Liberty or Give Me Safety: Balancing Civil Rights and National Security
Fall 2003	11/11/2003	Arianna Huffington	Pigs and the Trough: How Corporate Greed and Political Corruption Are Undermining America
Fall 2003	10/21/2003	Peter Steinfels	A People Adrift: The Crisis of the Roman Catholic Church in America
Fall 2003	10/20/2003	Meredith Bergmann, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Andrea Moore Kerr, and Celeste Walker	Remembering the Ladies: Boston Celebrates a New Women's Memorial
Fall 2003	10/9/2003	Brian MacQuarrie	Up Close and Personal: Embedded Reporter Gets Inside the War In Iraq
Fall 2003	10/1/2003	Mickey Edwards, Elaine Hagopian, and Jeffrey Taliaferro	What in the World Should We Do?: U.S. Foreign Policy Today and Tomorrow
Spring 2003	6/4/2003	Madge Kaplan and Physicians of the Massachusetts Medical Society	See You in Court: Medical Malpractice and Health Care in Massachusetts
Spring 2003	5/13/2003	Darren G. Brookes	Innocence Lost: Child Abuse, Pornography, and the Internet
Spring 2003	4/6/2003	Leonard Peikoff	American Versus Americans
Spring 2003	3/11/2003		Los Trabajadores: A Film Screening and Discussion About Immigrant Labor in the U.S.
Spring 2003	1/28/2003	Justice Albie Sachs, Margaret Burnham, and Paul Tucker	After Apartheid: Symbols of Progress and Challenges Yet to be Faced in the New South Africa
Spring 1953	1/25/2003	Reverand John S. Sexton	Religion in Education
Fall 2002	11/19/2002	Congressman Barney Frank	The 2002 Election Results: What Do They Mean?
Fall 2002	11/7/2002	Paul Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Gould, Bob Zelnick, and Christopher Lydon	Afghanistan and Freedom of the Press in the United States
Fall 2002	10/24/2002	The Rev. Anne C. Fowler, Nicki Nichols Gamble, Frances X. Hogan, Melissa Kogut, Madeline McComish, Barbara Thorp, and Laura Chasin	Fundamental Difference/ Constructive Relationships
Fall 2002	10/10/2002	Glenn Loury and James Hirsh	Debating Reparations for Slavery
Fall 2002	10/8/2002	Julie and Hillary Goodridge, Gina Smith and Heidi Norton, Ed Balmelli and Michael J. Horgan, and Mary Bonauto	What at the Heart of Marriage? Same-Sex Couples and Legal Rights
Fall 2002	9/26/2002	Paul Solman	Ethically Challenged: Can Capitalism Survive Its Own Excesses?
Spring 2002	5/14/2002	Jeff Jacoby	The Case for Capital Punishment
Spring 2002	5/2/2002	Patricia McGovern	Is Massachusetts State Government Broken?
Spring 2002	4/23/2002	Noam Chomsky	The Emerging Framework of World Power
Spring 2002	4/10/2002	James Peyser and Ted Sizer	Putting Students and Schools to the Test: The Pros and Cons of MCAS
Spring 2002	3/6/2002	Jarrett Barrios, Rita Uong, and Dianne Wilkerson	The Emerging Majority
Spring 2002	2/12/2002	Alan Dershowitz and Harvey Silvergate	Debating Civil Liberties Post 9/11
Fall 2001	12/10/2001	Stephen Jay Gould	Rocks of Ages: Science and Religion in the Fullness of Life
Fall 2001	11/29/2001	Peter Schumann	What the World Needs Now: A Manifesto for the Slow World (A Fiddle Sermon)
Fall 2001	11/15/2001	Michael Greco and Niki Tsongas	The Creative Economy Initiative: The Role of the Arts and Culture in New England's Economic Competitiveness
Fall 2001	11/6/2001	Andrea Ayvazian and Beverly Daniel Tatum	Navigating Friendships Across Racial Divides
Fall 2001	11/1/2001	Patricia Smith	Word Unleashed: Performance Poetry and the New Freedom of Expression
Fall 2001	10/11/2001	Daniel Robb and Roderick L. Ireland	Trapped by Trouble: Violent Teens, Juvenile Justice, and Rehabilitation
Fall 2001	9/29/2001	Carol Bellamy, Felton Earls, Rodrigo Guerrero, Jane Schaller, and Deborah Prothrow-Stith	Children's Right to Non-Violence: Commemorating the United Nations' Decade for a Culture of Peace
Spring 2001	6/5/2001	Chip Berlet	Right-Wing Populism in America: Too Close for Comfort
Spring 2001	5/8/2001	Facilitated by Steve Johnson	Boston Chefs and Local Farmers: A Conversation
Spring 2001	4/29/2001	Leonard Peikoff	The One in the Many: How to Create It and Why
Spring 2001	4/26/2001	James K. Glassman	Is Government Strangling the New Economy?
Spring 2001	4/11/2001	Barbara Neely	Blanche Strikes a Chord: Challenging Stereotypes and Promoting the Concerns of Working Class People
Spring 2001	3/22/2001	Peter Neufeld	Actual Innocence: When Justice Goes Wrong and How to Make it Right
Spring 2001	3/7/2001	Charlene Gilbert	Homecoming: The Story of African-American Farmers
Spring 2001	2/13/2001	Robert B. Reich	The Future of Success
Fall 2000	12/13/2000	Jane Holtz Kay	Boston: Lost and Living in the Auto Age
Fall 2000	11/29/2000	Willaim Shutkin	The Land That Could Be: Environmentalism and Democracy in the Twenty-First Century
Fall 2000	11/15/2000	Congressman Barney Frank	Election 2000: A Review and Forecast
Fall 2000	10/4/2000	Liilian Glickman and Joyce Williams	The Aging Odyssey: Elders in the New Millennium
Fall 2000	9/26/2000	Dr. Jean Hardisty	Kitchen Table Backlash: The Anti-Feminist Women's Movement
Spring 2000	6/13/2000	Tina Packer and John Whitney	Power Plays: Shakespeare's Lessons in Leadership and Management
Spring 2000	5/23/2000	Jean Kilbourne	Deadly Persuasion: Why Women and Girls Must Fight the Addictive Power of Advertising
Spring 2000	4/25/2000	Panel of Teenage Representatives from "End School Violence Now" Organization	End School Violence Now
Spring 2000	3/28/2000	Robert F. Duvall	The Campaign for Economic Literacy
Spring 2000	3/16/2000	Gordon Fellman	Rambo and the Dalai Lama: The Compulsion to Win and Its Threat to Human Survival
Spring 2000	2/16/2000	James W. Loewen	Lies Across American: What Our Historic Sites Get Wrong
Spring 2000	2/3/2000	George McCully	Philanthropy in America: Does it Matter?
Fall 1999	12/8/1999	Lorraine Roses	The Search for Black Boston's Lost Cultural Riches
Fall 1999	11/17/1999	Paul Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Gould, and Sima Wali	Afghanistan Between Three Worlds
Fall 1999	11/3/1999	Marvin Kalb	The New News: Changing Journalistic Standards
Fall 1999	10/27/1999	Richard Landes	Y0K, Y1K, Y2K: Apocalyptic Dates in Western History
Fall 1999	10/19/1999	John Bonifaz, Scott Douglas, and Scott Harshbarger	Campaign Finance as a Civil Rights Issue
Fall 1999	9/29/1999	David Fromkin	Kosovo Crossing: American Ideals Meet Reality on the Balkans Battlefields
Spring 1999	4/28/1999	Carol M. Bronwer	An Address by the Administration of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Spring 1999	3/25/1999	Harvey A. Silvergate, ESQ.	Are Hate-Speech Codes and Hate-Crime Legislation Constitutional, Moral, and Effective?
Spring 1999	3/14/1999	Chrisena Coleman	Wise Words and Anecdotes: A Celebration of African-American Women
Spring 1999	3/7/1999	Sidney Jay Zabludoff	Nazi Gold and the Swiss Banks: The Loss of European Jewish Assets and the Holocaust
Spring 1999	3/4/1999	Jack Blum	Unresolved Cold War Legacies of Corrupt Foreign Policy
Spring 1999	2/4/1999	Kevin Phillips	Anglo-America: The Domination of World Politics and Transformation of Global Culture
Fall 1998	11/22/1998	Leonard Peikoff	A Picture is Not an Argument
Fall 1998	11/19/1998	Wendy Kaminer	The Culture of Censorship
Fall 1998	11/11/1998	Carol M. Bronwer	An Address by the Administration of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Fall 1998	11/8/1998	Congressman John Lewis	1998 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award
Fall 1998	10/7/1998	Cleve Jones	Tales From the Quilt
Spring 1998	5/14/1998	J. Brian Atwood	Why Should the United States Stat Engaged in Bosnia?
Spring 1998	5/7/1998	Gina Kolata	Clone: The Road to Dolly and the Path Ahead
Spring 1998	4/26/1998	Admiral Stansfield Turner	Caging the Nuclear Genie: An American Challenge for Global Security
Spring 1998	4/16/1998	CEO Gary Hirshberger and Dr. Margaret Mellon	A Consumer's Right to Know: Are Our Food Standards Clear Enough?
Spring 1998	4/5/1998	Lani Guinier	Turning a Civil Rights Setback into a New Vision of Social Justice
Fall 1997	11/20/1997	Mark Edmundson, Lewis Lapham, Earl Shorris, and John Silber	Humanities Lost and Found
Fall 1997	11/16/1997	Christopher Arterton, Nicolaus Mills, Patricia Schroeder, and Pam Solo	Civic Renewal: Exerting Out Better Selves
Fall 1997	11/13/1997	Cornel West	Restoring Hope: Conversations on the Future of Black America
Fall 1997	11/9/1997	Robert Pinsky	American Poetry and American Life: An Evening with the American Poet Laureate
Fall 1997	10/30/1997	Blanche McCrary Boyd, John Casey, Martha Minow, and John Edgar Wideman	Outside the Law: Narratives on Justice
Fall 1997	10/26/1997	Keith Lockhart	Why I Sign in the Shower: A Talk with Keith Lockhart
Fall 1997	9/28/1997	Terry Gross	1997 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award
Fall 1997	9/21/1997	Dr. Susan Love	Women's Health: It's Time to Tell the Truth
Spring 1997	4/24/1997	Lester C. Thurow	Leaving Ourselves a Future: Recommendations for Cutting the Deficit
Spring 1997	4/17/1997	E.D. Hirsch, Jr.	The Schools We Need
Spring 1997	4/6/1997	Faye Wattleton	Working Women, Working Wives, Working Mothers, Working Lives
Spring 1997	4/3/1997	Robert B. Reich	Taking the Long View: American Jobs in the 21st Century
Spring 1997	3/27/1997	Rebecca Walker	To Be Real: Telling the Truth and Changing the Face of Feminism
Spring 1997	3/19/1997	David Brudnoy	Life in Not a Rehearsal: AIDS- and After
Spring 1997	3/13/1997	William Bratton	Community Policing: Making America's Cities Livable Again
Fall 1996	11/7/1996	Robert Richardson	Emerson: the Mind of Fire
Fall 1996	11/3/1996	Marion Hammer	Freedom! Can We Save It?
Fall 1996	10/24/1996	Ralph Reed	The Christian Coalitions View of Election 1996
Fall 1996	10/3/1996	Alan Brinkley, John Kenneth Galbraith, Lewis Lapham, and Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.	Lessons from the Past: What Citizens Need to Know for the Future of Democracy
Fall 1996	9/29/1996	Geoffrey Fieger	The Morality of Physician-Assisted Suicide
Fall 1996	9/26/1996	Edward C. Johnson	Fidelity Investments: Managing a Growing Company
Spring 1996	5/16/1996	Patricia Smith	The Changing American Agenda: Where Have Family Values Gone?
Spring 1996	4/28/1996	Robert Gates	An Insider's Look at the Cold War
Spring 1996	4/21/1996	Leonard Peikoff	A Philosopher Analyzes the O.J. Verdict
Spring 1996	4/18/1996	Elizabeth Drew	Showdown in Washington D.C.
Spring 1996	4/11/1996	Alan Dershowitz	America's Justice System After O.J.
Spring 1996	3/31/1996	Deval Patrick	Current Challenges in Civil Rights
Spring 1996	3/20/1996	Marian Wright Edelman	Priorities for America's Children
Fall 1995	11/16/1995	Tony Brown	Black Lies, White Lies
Fall 1995	10-Nov	Norman Mailer	Portrait of Picasso as a Young Man
Fall 1995	11/9/1995	Henry Becton, Peggy Charren, Hilton Kramer, Lewis Lapham, and Sheldon Richman	Public Television: Do We Need It Anymore?
Fall 1995	11/2/1995	David Broder, Julie Johnson, and Charles McDowell	Election 1996: Let the Games Begin
Fall 1995	10/22/1995	Lynne Cheney	Telling the Truth
Fall 1995	10/19/1995	Eva Fogelman	Conscience and Courage
Fall 1995	10/15/1995	Thomas Payzant	Boston Public Schools: Priorities for Our Children's Future
Fall 1995	10/12/1995	Paul Tsongas and Lowell Weicker	Does American Need a Third Party?
Spring 1995	5/18/1995	Hanan Ashrawi	The Side of Peace: A Personal Account
Spring 1995	4/27/1995	Sarah Brady	The Tough Road to the Brady Law: Why the Fight isn't Over Yet
Spring 1995	4/23/1995	Leonard Peikoff	What to do About Crime
Spring 1995	4/6/1995	Henry Cisneros	Will Rebuilding Cities Rebuild Families
Spring 1995	3/23/1995	Charles Murray	The Bell Curve
Spring 1995	3/19/1995	Barney Frank, David Hall, and Dianne Wilkerson	Civil Rights in the 104th Congress: What Will it Mean for Boston?
Spring 1995	3/16/1995	Stephen Adler, Morris Dees, Joseph Balliro and Rudolph Kass	American Justice on Trial: Who Chooses the Jury
Fall 1994	11/17/1994	Janet Reno	The Attorney General on the Issues
Fall 1994	11/9/1994	Rosalynn Carter	Helping Yourself Help Others
Fall 1994	11/3/1994	Red Auerbach	An Evening with Red Auerbach
Fall 1994	10/27/1994	Diana Eck	Encountering God
Fall 1994	10/13/1994	Joan R. MacArthur, Mark Crispin Miller, and Earl Shorris	The Overselling of America
Fall 1994	10/6/1994	Derrick Bell	Confronting Authority
Fall 1994	10/2/1994	Kevin Phillips	Arrogant Capital
Spring 1994	5/25/1994	James Carroll	The Boston Busing Crisis Twenty Years Later: A Novelist's View
Spring 1994	5/12/1994	Gloria Steinem	Moving Beyond Words
Spring 1994	4/28/1994	Ted Turner	1994 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award
Spring 1994	4/21/1994	Ralph Martin and Robert C. Rufo	Violence in the City: Ending the Cycle
Spring 1994	4/14/1994	Kate Michelman	Promoting Prevention: A Pro-Choice Agenda for the 1990s
Spring 1994	4/10/1994	Muhamed Sacirbey	Bringing an End to Bosnia's Civil War
Spring 1994	3/24/1994	Bennett Cohen, Sharon Cohen, and Arnold Hiatt	How to do Well by Doing Good
Spring 1994	3/10/1994	Robert MacNeil	An Evening with Robert MacNeil
Fall 1993	11/7/1993	Leonard Peikoff	Madness and Modernism
Fall 1993	10/28/1993	Joe Hardiman	The Future of Capital Markets: Continuing Evolution, Unprecedented Opportunity
Fall 1993	10/24/1993	Roger Rosenblatt	Why Journalism Fails to Tell the News
Fall 1993	10/21/1993	Christopher Hitchens, Lewis Lapham, Martin F. Nolan, and Les Payne	The Media: Too Aggressive or Too Docile?
Fall 1993	10/17/1993	Robin Casarjian	Forgiveness: A Bold Choice for a Peaceful Heart
Fall 1993	10/14/1993	The Reverand Al Sharpton	Racial Equality in America: How Do We Keep the Wheels of Progress Rolling?
Fall 1993	10/7/1993	Stephen L. Carter	Religion, Politics, and the Constitution in the 1990's
Spring 1993	5/25/1993	Alice Walker	An Evening With Alice Walker
Spring 1993	5/19/1993	Gary Hart	The Good Flight: The Education of an American Reformer
Spring 1993	4/18/1993	David Gergen	The Clinton Administration: The First 100 Days
Spring 1993	4/15/1993	Majorie Clapprood and Judy Jarvis	Talk Radio: Political Platform for the People
Spring 1993	8-Apr	Father Robert F. Drinan, S.J. and Helen Fein	Why Remember: Lessons the Holocaust Can Teach Us Today
Spring 1993	3/25/1993	Nigle Hamilton	History and the Kennedys
Spring 1993	3/18/1993	Kevin Phillips	Change in American: The Middle Class Reaches the Boiling Point
Spring 1993	3/14/1993	Nat Hentoff	Is Any For of Speech So Harmful, So Disgusting, So Dangerous, or So Offensive That It Should Not Be Spoken or Published?
Fall 1992	12/3/1992	Charlayne Hunter- Gault	In my Place
Fall 1992	11/1/1992	Edward M. Kennedy, Daniel S. Cheever, Jr. and Corine Williams Byrd	How to Make College Affordable
Fall 1992	10/29/1992	Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Lewis Lapham	Voices in Black and White: Contributors to Harper's Magazine Explore Issues of Race
Fall 1992	10/25/1992	Mike Barnicle and David Brudnoy	Can You Believe This? Barnicle and Brudnoy Skewer the News
Fall 1992	10/15/1992	David S. Nelson	1992 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award
Fall 1992	10/1/1992	Sissela Bok	Discordant Family Values
Spring 1992	4/30/1992	Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., Doris Kearns Goodwin, and James Carroll	Mortal Friends: A Conversation about Irish Politics in Boston
Spring 1992	4/26/1992	Leonard Peikoff	The Future Implications of Certain Present Trends at Home and Abroad
Spring 1992	4/23/1992	Robert Kuttner and Robert Lawrence	Should Japan Be Allowed to Buy the U.S.?
Spring 1992	4/16/1992	David Blumenthal and John Larkin Thompson	Why Are my Health Insurance Premiums so High? (Any What Can Be Done About Them?)
Spring 1992	4/12/1992	Julie Belaga and Ann Lewis	Women, Power, and Politics
Spring 1992	4/5/1992	Albert Gore	Earth in the Balance: The Environmental Crisis for Our Nation and Our World
Spring 1992	4/2/1992	Cokie Roberts	The Business of Electing a President: The 1992 Campaign
Spring 1992	3/23/1992	Zalman Shoval	From Confrontation to Negotiation: An Insider's View of the Middle East Peace Talks
Fall 1991	11/21/1991	Jonathan Kozol	Savage Inequalities: American Schools, Still Separate, Still Unequal…
Fall 1991	11/17/1991	J. Larry Brown, Robert Greenstein and Leo Panetta	Childhood Hunger in America: Our Future at Risk
Fall 1991	11/14/1991	Charles McDowell, Julie Johnson, and Jack Nelson	The 1992 Presidential Campaign: A Preview
Fall 1991	11/3/1991	Nannerl Keohane and Sherry Penney	Beyond Political Correctness: Dealing with Diversity on College Campuses
Fall 1991	10/24/1991	Tim O'Brien	Vietnam: Immoral War, Impossible Victory
Fall 1991	9/29/1991	Louis Sullivan, M.D.	Health Care Reform and Biomedical Research: Containing Costs and Improving Quality
Spring 1991	5/5/1991	Rosa L. Parks	1991 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award
Spring 1991	4/28/1991	Kevin Phillips	Leadership in America: The Politics of Rich and Poor
Spring 1991	4/25/1991	Daniel Yergin	Oil, Money, and Power
Spring 1991	4/18/1991	Jonathan Mann	AIDS: A Global Perspective
Spring 1991	4/7/1991	Jean Kilbourne	Under the Influence: The Pushing of Alcohol via Advertising
Spring 1991	3/28/1991	David Duke	An Agenda for America: David Duke on the Issues
Fall 1990	12/2/1990	Leonard Peikoff	Philosophy and the Real World Out There
Fall 1990	11/18/1990	Richard Lapchick, Norm Van Lier, Holly Metcalf and Luis Tiant	Sports: Friend or Foe to the Minority Community
Fall 1990	11/15/1990	Michael Barrett and Theodore Sizer	How Much School is Enough?
Fall 1990	11/8/1990	Howard Nemerov	An Evening with America's Poet Laureate
Fall 1990	10/28/1990	Rosabeth Moss Kanter	The Changing Face of Business: American Corporations in the 1990s and Beyond
Fall 1990	10/18/1990	Nora Dunn and David Ross	Freedom of Expression and Censorship in Arts
Spring 1990	5/20/1990	Fang, Kennedy, Linkm Neier, and Schell	1990 Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award
Spring 1990	5/3/1990	Katherine Fanning	The News in the '90s
Spring 1990	4/26/1990	Randall Hayes	How to Save the Rainforests
Spring 1990	4/12/1990	David Broder	The Politics in the 1990s: A Question of Leadership
Spring 1990	3/29/1990	Rita Klimova	The Gentle Revolution of Czechoslovakia
Spring 1990	3/25/1990	Bette Bao Lord and Winston Lord	China: Great Walls and Open Doors
Fall 1989	11/30/1989	Elizabeth Keeley	Sexual Abuse of Children: A Growing Epidemic or A Growing Awareness?
Fall 1989	11/12/1989	Henry Kendall and Claudine Schneider	Global Warming: What Can We Do About the Greenhouse Effect?
Fall 1989	11/9/1989	J.Jackson Walter	Keeping America's Heritage Alive
Fall 1989	11/5/1989	Herbert Benson	How to Counteract the Harmful Effects of Stress: The Relaxation Response
Fall 1989	10/19/1989	Pei Minxin, Shen Tong, Din Xueliang, and Yasheng Huang	The Future of the Democratic Reform Movement in China
Fall 1989	10/15/1989	Paul Szep	Satire: The Ungentle Art
Spring 1989	5/18/1989	Neil Sheehan	Vietnam: How Could this War have Happened?
Spring 1989	5/14/1989	American Civil Liberties Union	First Amendment Award and Address
Spring 1989	5/4/1989	Philip Johnston and Marc Roberts	What Do We Do When the Money Runs Out: State Financing of Extraordinary Health Care
Spring 1989	4/23/1989	Leonard Peikoff	Certainty and Happiness: Achieving Success in Thought and Action
Spring 1989	4/16/1989	Mitchell Kapor	What's So Personal About Personal Computers?
Spring 1989	4/13/1989	John Chancellor	Kinder and Gentler or Tougher and Stronger?
Spring 1989	4/6/1989	Ellen Hume and Linda Wertheimer	Covering the Presidential Campaign: Lessons for 1992
Spring 1989	3/30/1989	Mamphela Ramphele	What the U.S. Should Know About South Africa
Fall 1988	11/17/1988	Liz Carpenter	Surviving Half a Century of American Politics
Fall 1988	11/10/1988	Barney Frank and Warren Rudman	Election 88: A Review and Forecast
Fall 1988	11/6/1988	Philip Agee	Dirty Work: The CIA in Central American and the World
Fall 1988	11/4/1988	Mubarak Awad	The Palestinian Struggle for Human Rights
Fall 1988	10/30/1988	Robert Reich and Barry Blueston	Beyond Reaganomics: America's Role in the New Global Economy
Fall 1988	10/27/1988	Arthur Liman	Contragate: The Story Behind the Scenes
Fall 1988	10/20/1988	Eileen McNamara and Hiller Zobel	Who Judges the Judges?
Fall 1988	10/16/1988	Ann F. Lewis	Inside the Democratic Campaign: Jackson Action and Party Politics
Fall 1988	10/13/1988	Gloria T. Hull and Peggy McIntosh	Education for a More Inclusive Society
Fall 1988	9/25/1988	Michael Harrington	A Progressive Agenda for Equity and Justice
Spring 1988	5/17/1988	John McLaughlin	The View from Washington: A National and International Review
Spring 1988	5/15/1988	Pete Seeger	First Amendment Award and Address
Spring 1988	5/1/1988	Archibald Cox	John William Ward Memorial Lecture: Government Ethics and Public Trust
Spring 1988	4/24/1988	Leonard Peikoff	Why Should One Act on Principle?
Spring 1988	4/21/1988	Amanda Cross and Robert Parker	The Art of Mystery: Master Sleuths Unmasked
Spring 1988	4/14/1988	Geraldine Ferraro	After Reagan: What Next?
Spring 1988	3/31/1988	C. Everett Koop	Education and AIDS: Fighting a Killer
Fall 1987	11/15/1987	Norman Cousins	Taming of Nations
Fall 1987	11/8/1987	I. F. Stone	A Conservation with I.F. Stone
Fall 1987	11/1/1987	Henry Hampton	Eyes on the Prize: Setting the Course for America's Racial Future
Fall 1987	10/29/1987	Veronica DeNegri and Robert J. Lifton	Hope and Healing in a World of Horror
Fall 1987	10/23/1987	Marian Wright Edelman	Unprotected and At Risk: The State of Childhood in America
Fall 1987	10/15/1987	Molly Yard	1990's Politics: Flooding the Ticket with Women
Fall 1987	9/27/1987	Barney Frank	A Democratic Agenda for 1988 and Beyond
Spring 1987	5/10/1987	Seamus Heaney	The Sound of Poetry
Spring 1987	5/7/1987	Nicholas Daniloff	First Amendment Award and Lecture
Spring 1987	4/30/1987	Alexander Haig	Developing a National Agenda: Issues for the 1990's
Spring 1987	4/26/1987	Leonard Peikoff	My Thirty Years with Ayn Rand: An Intellectual Memoir
Spring 1987	4/23/1987	Laurence Tribe	Bicentennial Blues: To Praise the Constitution or to Bury It?
Spring 1987	4/5/1987	Carolyn Compton, Thomas Regan, and Andrew Rowan	Crisis in the Lab: Animals in Medical Research
Fall 1986	11/16/1986	David R. Gergan, Arthur Miller, and Martin F. Nolan	Lowell Lecture: The Rights and Responsibilities of a Free Press
Fall 1986	11/13/1986	Reverand Pat Robertson	An Agenda for the Nineties
Fall 1986	11/9/1986	Bernard Aronson and John Kerry	Nicaragua: Contras, Sandinistas, and US Aid
Fall 1986	10/26/1986	Morris B. Abram and Nathaniel R. Jones	Affirmative Action and Equal Rights
Fall 1986	10/16/1986	William Webster	Issues of Integrity in Law Enforcement
Fall 1986	10/5/1986	Renny Golden, Comr. Alan Nelson, Ellen Yaroshenfsky	Sanctuary: Moral Imperatives and Illegal Acts
Fall 1986	9/28/1986	John Kenneth Galbraith and Franco Modigliani	A Conversation on the Economy
Fall 1986	9/20/1986	President Corazon Aquino
Spring 1986	4/20/1986	Leonard Peikoff	Religion vs. America
Spring 1986	4/17/1986	Daniel Ellsberg and John Pike	Star Wars II: Opposing SDI
Spring 1986	4/13/1986	J. Larry Brown and Rep. Mickey Leland	Hungry… in America!
Spring 1986	4/10/1986	Lloyd Cutler, Elliot Richardson, and Louis Menard, III	Government Gridlock: Is Government Responsive Enough for the 21st Century?
Spring 1986	4/3/1986	Theodore Sizer and Sara Lawerence Lightfoot	Improving America's High Schools
Spring 1986	3/27/1986	Marian Blum, Ellen Galinsky, Arnold Hiatt, and Margaret McKenna	The Day Care Puzzle
Fall 1985	11/7/1985	Paul Starr	The Health Care Dilemma: Cost and Availability
Fall 1985	11/3/1985	Eleanor Holmes Norton	The National Crisis of Teenage Pregnancy
Fall 1985	10/24/1985	Lt. Gen. James Abrahamson	The Strategic Defense Initiative: Star Wars I
Fall 1985	10/20/1985	Frances Moore Lappe and Deborah Toler	World Hunger: Lesson of Ethiopia
Fall 1985	10/10/1985	C. Everett Koop and Richard Daynard	Smoking: The Medical and Legal Implications
Fall 1985	9/29/1985	Stephen Schiff and Chuck Kraemer	Movies in America
Fall 1985	9/22/1985	Howard Baker	A Political and Legislative Outlook for the '80s
Spring 1985	4/28/1985	Thomas Winship	First Amendment Award and Address
Spring 1985	4/25/1985	Harvey Cox, Anthony Podesta, and Cal Thomas	Religion in Politics
Spring 1985	4/21/1985	Lester C. Thurow	An Economic Outlook for the Eighties
Spring 1985	4/18/1985	Benjamin Hooks and John Kaplan	Justice for All?
Spring 1985	4/14/1985	Leonard Peikoff	Medicine: The Death of a Profession
Spring 1985	3/31/1985	Tom Wicker	The Reagan Presidency II: The First Hundred Days
Fall 1984	10/28/1984	William Colby and John Stockwell	The CIA: America's Secret Foreign Policy
Fall 1984	10/21/1984	Richard Restak	The Human Brain
Fall 1984	10/18/1984	John Silber and Ray Bonner	U.S. Policy in Central America
Fall 1984	10/4/1984	Daivd Halberstam	The Effect of Sports On American Society
Fall 1984	9/30/1984	Helen Caldicott	The Threat of Nuclear War
Fall 1984	9/23/1984	Bella Abzug and Robert Novak	Challenges for the Next Administration
Spring 1984	4/29/1984	TBA	First Amendment Award and Address
Spring 1984	4/15/1984	Leonard Peikoff	The American School: Why Johnny Can't Think
Spring 1984	4/8/1984	Andrew Young	The Role of City Government in the 1980s
Spring 1984	4/1/1984	Douglas Fraser	Labor and Business Ethics
Spring 1984	3/25/1984	Seymour Hersh	The Price of Power: Journalism and Foreign Policy
Fall 1983	11/6/1983	Sissela Bok	Secrecy and Lying in Public
Fall 1983	10/30/1983	Ann Compton	Media Ethics: The Power of the Press
Fall 1983	10/23/1983	Ralph Nader and Richard Neely	Ethics in American Law: Consumer Activism and Judicial Activism
Fall 1983	10/16/1983	Harold Washington	Blacks in American Politics
Fall 1983	10/2/1983	Barney Frank and Patrick Buchanan	An Overview of Ethics for the Eighties
Spring 1983	5/1/1983	TBA	First Amendment Award and Address
Spring 1983	4/24/1983	Leonard Peikoff	Assault From the Ivory Tower: The Professor's War Against America
Spring 1983	4/17/1983	John Kenneth Galbraith	Reagan and his Economists Reviewed
Spring 1983	4/10/1983	I. F. Stone	A Maverick's View of the Nation and the World
Spring 1983	3/27/1983	Reverand Jesse L. Jackson	Education: Foundation for Democracy
Fall 1982	11/7/1982	Doris Kearns- Goodwin, Jonathan Moor, and James C. Thomson Jr.	The Meaning of the 1982 Election : A Post Mortem
Fall 1982	10/31/1982	Dr. Carl Kaysen	The Federal Government and Science and Technology
Fall 1982	10/24/1982	Dr. Andrew F. Brimmer	The Federal Government and Business and the Economy
Fall 1982	10/17/1982	Ellen Feingold and Lewis H. Spence	The Federal Government and Social and Services and Social Responsibility
Fall 1982	10/3/1982	Ramsey Clark	The Federal Government and Politics and Law
Spring 1982	5/9/1982	Maya Angelou	First Amendment Award and Address: The Responsibility to Speak for Freedom's Sake
Spring 1982	4/25/1982	Ayn Rand	TBA
Spring 1982	4/18/1982	Andrew Young	TBA
Spring 1982	4/4/1982	Daniel Yankelovich	Do American Still Believe in Apple Pie and Mother?
Spring 1982	2/28/1982	Wilbur J. Cohen and Carolyn L. Weaver	Social Security: A System Under Pressure
Fall 1981	11/1/1981	Joseph R. Stantion and Phillip G. Stubblefield	The Abortion Controversy: A Collision of Rights
Fall 1981	10/25/1981	John Kenneth Galbraith	The Conservative Revolt
Fall 1981	10/18/1981	Alexander Ginzberg	The Continuing Struggle for Human Rights
Fall 1981	10/11/1981	Ellen Goodman	The Changing Roles of Men and Women- Can We Have it All?
Fall 1981	10/4/1981	Barney Frank and Cal Thomas	The New Right, The New Left: Their Place in Government and Politics
Spring 1981	5/3/1981	William Proxmire	Waste in Government and What We Can Do About This
Spring 1981	4/26/1981	Ayn Rand	TBA
Spring 1981	4/12/1981	Harvey G. Cox, Jr.	Are Traditional Religions Meeting Today's Needs
Spring 1981	4/5/1981	Doris Kearns Goodwin	Women in a Man's World
Spring 1981	3/29/1981	Norman Lear	First Amendment Award and Lecture
Fall 1980	11/2/1980	Robert F. Delaney	Terrorism as a Tactic
Fall 1980	10/26/1980	Barry Commoner and Daniel Yergin	Energy and Environment: A Conflict of Out Time
Fall 1980	10/19/1980	Dick Gregory	Are Minorities Really Powerless?
Fall 1980	10/12/1980	Isaac Asimov	The Disasters That Threaten Our World
Fall 1980	10/5/1980	John P. Roche and William Safire	What Will the Outcome of the Election Have on Foreign and Domestic Policies
Spring 1980	5/4/1980	Vance Packard	Scientific Explosion: Public Perils and Ethical Crises
Spring 1980	4/27/1980	Joseph M. Jordan, Samuel E. Zoll, and Barney Frank	What Can Be Done About Crime in the Street
Spring 1980	4/20/1980	Fred Graham and Arthur R. Miller	The Right to Privacy vs. Free Press
Spring 1980	4/13/1980	William F. Buckley, Jr.	Some of the Problems of Freedom
Fall 1979	11/4/1979	Midge Costanza	Are Women Still Being Judged by a Double Standard
Fall 1979	10/28/1979	Nicholas Johnson	Welcome to Sex and Violence on TV: Do You Know What You Children Are Watching Tonight?
Fall 1979	10/21/1979	Ralph Nader and Samuel Schwartz	Energy Outlook
Fall 1979	10/14/1979	John Kenneth Galbraith	Must We Have Inflation or Recession or Both
Fall 1979	10/7/1979	David Halberstam	The Power of the Media
Spring 1979	4/29/1979	Phyllis Schlafly	The Myth of the Equal Rights Amendment
Spring 1979	4/22/1979	Walter Laqueur	Terrorism
Spring 1979	4/15/1979	Donald Woods	Emancipation and Human Dignity: The South African Experience
Spring 1979	4/8/1979	Sandra Keifer vs. Clamshell Alliance	Is Nuclear Energy Safe?
Spring 1979	4/1/1979	Barney Frank vs. William Rusher	Gay Rights
Spring 1979	3/25/1979	Ivor Richard	Multinational Corporations and How to Control Them
Fall 1978	10/29/1978	Alan Dershowitz	Laws and Social Policy for Human Rights
Fall 1978	10/22/1978	Elmo Zumwalt	Foreign Policy
Fall 1978	10/15/1978	Maggie Kuhn	Freedom for Older Americans
Fall 1978	10/8/1978	Paul Duke	Washington Week in Review
Spring 1978	4/30/1978	Uri Ra'anan	The Soviet and the Middle East
Spring 1978	4/23/1978	Theodore Bikel	Dissent
Spring 1978	4/16/1978	Ayn Rand	TBA
Spring 1978	4/9/1978	Dr. Thomas Szasz	Myth of Psychotherapy
Spring 1978	4/2/1978	Edgar Berman	Warning! Your Doctor May be Hazardous To Your Health
Fall 1977	10/30/1977	I. F. Stone	A Maverick's View of Washington Politics
Fall 1977	10/23/1977	Bella Abzug	Politics 1977
Fall 1977	10/16/1977	Barry Commoner	The Energy Crisis: Who Pays For It?
Fall 1977	10/9/1977	Larry Flynt	Pornography, An Inalienable Right?
Fall 1977	10/2/1977	Roger Mudd	Presidential Politics and Television
Spring 1977	5/1/1977	Elizabeth Holtman	The Role of Congress in America's Future
Spring 1977	4/24/1977	Robert Coles	Ethical Conflict In American Children
Spring 1977	4/17/1977	James Reston	Ninety Days Into the New Administration
Spring 1977	4/10/1977	Ayn Rand	TBA
Spring 1977	4/3/1977	Kenneth Keniston, Frank E. Manuel, B. F. Skinner	The Future: Through a Glass Darkly
Fall 1976	11/7/1976	Tom Wolfe	When Will the 70's Begin
Fall 1976	10/31/1976	Reverand Jesse L. Jackson	Give the People a Vision
Fall 1976	10/24/1976	Elie Wiesel	An Evening with Elie Wiesel
Fall 1976	10/17/1976	George W. Ball	Diplomacy For A Crowded World: An American Foreign Policy
Fall 1976	10/10/1976	Tom Wicker	The Nation: The 1976 Election
Spring 1976	5/2/1976	Isaac Asimov	The Science Fiction Writer as Prophet i.e. Solar Energy
Spring 1976	4/25/1976	Elliot Janeway	Where Do We Go from Here? The Economy of the Future
Spring 1976	4/18/1976	Bruno Bettelheim	The Sex Revolution and the Future of the Family
Spring 1976	4/11/1976	Ayn Rand	TBA
Spring 1976	4/4/1976	Max Lerner and Reid Buckley	The 1976 Election: Two Views- Liberal and Conservative
Fall 1975	11/2/1975	Nora Ephron	Crazy Salad: Some Things About Women in the Age of Liberation
Fall 1975	10/26/1975	R. Buckminister Fuller	The New Reality
Fall 1975	10/12/1975	Jimmy Breslin	The Illusion of Power
Fall 1975	10/10/1975	Daniel Schorr	The CIA and the Invasion of Privacy
Fall 1975	10/5/1975	Angela Davis	Organized Struggle Against Racial and Political Repression
Spring 1975	5/4/1975	Florynce Kennedy	The Alliance of the Alienated: Blacks, Women and Other Minorities
Spring 1975	4/27/1975	Dr. Rollo May	Creativity and Death
Spring 1975	4/20/1975	Dr. Harvey G. Cox	Religion in America- The Next 200 Years
Spring 1975	4/13/1975	William Loeb	The Conservative View
Spring 1975	4/6/1975	William P. Homans, Jr.	Human Rights- A Challenge for Everyone
Fall 1974	11/3/1974	Germaine Greer	Population Control: The New Fascism
Fall 1974	10/27/1974	Ralph Nader	Corporate Responsibility and Consumer Protection
Fall 1974	10/20/1974	Ayn Rand	Egalitarianism and Inflation
Fall 1974