February 7	J. S. Holliday, Historian,Author The Gold Rush -“… the World Rushed In”.
February 21	Barton J. Bernstein, History Professor, Stanford University, Research team, Biomedical Innovations and Public Policy Heroic Medicine and Public Monies
March 6	Jean Wente, Vintner The Realties and Importance of the California Wine Industry
March 20	The Honorable Judge Joseph T. Sneed, U.S. Circuit Judge The Establishment of a New Court between the U.S. Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court
April 3	Yvonne Jacobson, Educator Passing Farms and Enduring Values, The Urbanizationof Farmland
April 17	Clint E. Smith, Senior Research Associate and Deputy Coordinator of the Project on U.S.-Mexico Relations at Stanford Food Research Institute Central America -Implication for U.S. Foreign Policy
May 1	Bella Abzug, Former Congresswoman, State of New York How Women will Decide the Next Election I
May 15	Sherman Nobleman, Designer Sources for Creative Ideas, Interior Landscapes .
June 5	Quentill Kopp, San Francisco Supervisor Negotiating and Mobilizing for Major Events – i.e. National DemocraticcParty Convention

September 20	Albert Hunt, Journalist, Wall Street Journal Politics, Power and Performance.
October 4	Roger Mack, Social Economist, SRI International For the Valley of the Hearts, the Future Isn’t What It Used To Be and Never Was.
October 18	Robert Gomperts, International Businessman, World Affairs Council Lecturer Should NATO Deploy Nuclear Missiles?
November 1	Arthur Schawlow, Nobel Prize winner, Co—inventor of the Laser, Stanford Professor of Physics Lasers and Their Uses.
November 15	Patricia Sanders, Art Historian and Teacher, Dominican College, University of the Pacific, University of California, Berkeley The Vatican Art Collection.
December 6	Barbara Babcock, Professor of Law, Stanford University Former Assistant U. S. Attorney General Criminal Procedure and Defending the Guilty.
January 3	Sanford Dornbusch, Professor and Head of the Department of Sociology, Stanford University The Family Structure — What is Changing and What is Staying the Same.
January 17	Calvin Trillin, Author, Columnist, The New Yorker, The Nation Uncivil Liberties.