January
5     FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS: YOUTH CULTURE IN AMERICA, 
      film clip-illustrated lecture by National Institute
     of Media Research Film Programmer Tomas Naturo on films 
     made by Hollywood targeting Generation X; 
      Room 1910 Friday at noon. Free. 

8     FROM OZZIE AND HARRIET TO AL AND PEGGY BUNDY: AMERICAN 
      FAMILIES IN THE MEDIA, panel discussion includes Human 
      Rights Campaign Manager Eliza Birch, 
      Newsweek magazine columnist Andy Dickenson
      Room 1910; Monday at 7:30 p.m. Free. 

19    BOOK: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF A CHINESE IMMIGRANT, lecture by the 
      author, Sun Yung-Lee on her life in New York's Chinatown; 
      Oxon Atlas Library ;Friday at 5:30 p.m.
      

21    THE CABLE LEGACY, slide-illustrated lecture led by a panel 
      of Cable show producers, hosts and actors; 
      Sunday at 2 p.m. Free. Location TBA


21    GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOOD: SHOULD WE WORRY ABOUT IT? Lecture 
      Sunday at 3 p.m. Free. Location TBA


27    A BREATH OF FRESH AIR, lecture by the Director of the Fresh 
      Air Initiative; Global Warming and CO2 in the atmosphere
      Saturday 3 p.m. Oxon Atlast Library



February

     LECTURE
 6   TITLE: AFRO-CONFEDERATES: MYTHS and FANTASIES, 
      Lecture by Asia Gordon on African-Americans in the Civil War. 
      Oxon Atlas Library, Wednesday at 7 p.m. Free. 
  

17   THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE, 
     participatory philosophical discussion led by Ken Greenblatt
     Room 1910 Saturday at noon. Free. 


21   THE REAL THREAT IN RUSSIAN FOREIGN POLICY: 
     lecture by University of Notre Dame Department of Economics 
     assistant professor Margaret Miller. Kennan Wilson Center, 
     Sixth-Floor Auditorium, Wednesday at noon. Free. 


27   THE COURT AND THE CONQUEROR: THE SUPREME COURT AND AMERICAN 
     INDIAN NATIONS lecture by BriarWood College assistant professor
     Stephanie Bragley Gunston Auditorium; Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Free. 


27   CULTURES ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION, lecture by explorer Wayne Davis 
     on indigenous cultures around the world. Cosponsored by Nat'l 
     Geog Soc, Sixth-Floor Auditorium, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.


March

8  FAMILY RITUALS AND TEMPLE CEREMONIES OF BALI, 
    lecture by Steven Wollmer, Travel Book Author
     Room 1910 Thursday at 7 p.m. Free.

13  HUMAN RIGHTS AND POLITICAL PRISONERS, panel discussion includes 
    National Conference of Af Am Lawyers Justice Division 
    Co-Chair Gertrude Alisson;  Includes a screening of the film "Eyes of 
    the Rainbow." Sixth-Floor Auditorium
    Tuesday at 6 p.m.

14  IMAGES FOR THE MIND'S EYE: THE THRESHOLD OF VIRTUE IN ROMAN CHURCH 
    DECORATION, lecture by Hopkins University Art professor Herman Kessler.
    Dumbarton Room, Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Free. 

19  CONTRIVED SOCIETY: ADVERTISING AND CULTURE, lecture by Adjunct
    Associate Professor Clement Golding; Monday at 2 p.m. Free. 
    Location TBA

31  INVESTIGATING MODERN ART, discussion led by Foundation staff member 
    Susan Sherman. Meet at the Foundation's Gallery of Art, 
    Saturday at 1 p.m. Free.