February 6, 1995
Andrei Marga
Democratization in Eastern Europe and the Danger of Restoration
Ashbrook Colloquium
Ashbrook Center

February 13, 1995
Dan Quayle
Standing Firm
Major Issues Lecture Series

February 24, 1995
Diana J. Schaub
The Political Thought of Frederick Douglass
Ashbrook Colloquium
Ashbrook Center

March 24, 1995
Russell L. Craig , David A. Rausch
The Various Approaches to Penology in the Modern World
Ashbrook Colloquium
Ashbrook Center

April 12, 1995
Tony Snow
Federalism: A View from the States
Major Issues Lecture Series

April 21, 1995
Deborah Fleming
The Literary and Political Implications of Yeats’s Depiction of the Irish Countryman in the Context of Colonialism and Irish National Identity
Ashbrook Colloquium
Ashbrook Center

May 2, 1995
John Engler
The Michigan Miracle
Major Issues Lecture Series

May 19, 1995
Mona Charen
Thomas A. Van Meter Scholarship Luncheons

September 13, 1995
Bob Taft
The Challenge Ahead—Shaping Government for the 21st Century
Major Issues Lecture Series

September 22, 1995
Bradford P. Wilson
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Post-Communist Life in Russia
Ashbrook Colloquium
Ashbrook Center

October 6, 1995
Charlton Heston
John M. Ashbrook Memorial Dinner
Myers Convocation Center, Ashland University,
Ashland, Ohio

October 20, 1995
R.F. Hassing
The Philosophic Challenge Posed by the Natural Sciences to Human Self-Knowledge
Ashbrook Colloquium
Ashbrook Center

October 30, 1995
Nancy Hollister
Decision Time: How Ohio Can Succeed Under Real Federalism
Major Issues Lecture Series

November 15, 1995
J. Kenneth Blackwell
Government Reform: Shrinking Government, Controlling Taxes, Reducing Spending and Devolution
Major Issues Lecture Series

November 17, 1995
Russell Weaver
Education and the Problem of Knowledge
Ashbrook Colloquium
Ashbrook Center