| September 15 | EDWARD P. LAZEAR, Senior Feflow, Hoover Institution, and Professor of Urban and Labor Economics at the University of Chicago Economic Reform in Eastern Europe and Russia |
| October 6 | SISTER CAROl ANNE O’MARIE, author of mystery novels, and humanitarian, ministering to homeless women A Habit of Murder’ |
| October 20 | MURIEL BACH, actress and author, portrayer of risk-taking women :Of All the Nerve’ |
| November 3 | DANIEL R. WALTERS, syndicated political columnist and author, Sacramento Bee Today’s Election: What It Means to You |
| November 17 | DR. HERBERT ABRAMS, Professor of Radiology, Stanford Medical School, and Member-in-Residence, Center for International Security and Arms Control The President Has Been Shot: Confusion in the White House’ |
| December 1 | KARL A. TAUBE, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Callifornia at Riverside Gods and Glyphs: Recent Advances in the Interpretation of Ancient Maya Religion |
Yearly Archives: 1992
Winter/Spring 1992
| January 7 | ALAIN ENTHOVEN, Marriner S. Eccles Professor of Public and Private Management, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University The U.S. Health Care System: A Paradox of Excess and Deprivation. |
| January 21 | SMADAR LAVIE, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of California at Davis, author of The Poetics of Military Occupation Arab Deserts, American Dollars, and Jewish Diasporas: Notes on the Bedouin as Israeli Colonialist Allegory. |
| February 4 | LESLIE LIPSON, Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley Britain after Thatcher. |
| February 18 | TOMMY FULCHER, Jr., Executive Director, Economic and Social Opportunities, Inc., San Jose Being Black in America Today. |
| March 3 | COL. CHUCK SCOTT, former Iranian hostage and Middle East consultant Thriving on Adversity |
| March 17 | GEORGE ROCHE, President, Hilisdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan Heartland America in the 1990s. |
| April 7 | MOLLY MCGINN, International Projects Specialist, United Airlines GARY WINTZ, travel writer, lecturer, photographer Tibet and the World of the Dalai Lama. |
| April 21 | PAUL BERG, Nobel laureate, Professor of Biochemistry, Stanford University Genes and Disease. |
| May 5 | J. CRAIG FONG, civil rights attorney with the Los Angeles County Bar Association Setting Immigration Priorities for the 90s. |
| May 19 | CHRISTOPHER MATTHEWS, Washington Bureau Chief, San Francisco Examiner Politics of 1992. |
| June 2 | HELEN THAYER, All American athlete, explorer Skiing to the Top of the World. |