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FOOD FOR THE MIND
The Columbia Forum is a dinner lecture series co-sponsored by:
The Daily Astorian Clatsop Community College
The OSU Seafood Laboratory Coast Community Radio
Shoretrust Enterprise Cascadia Cannery Pier Hotel
All dinner lectures take place at the Duncan Law Seafood Consumer Center, 2021 Marine Drive, Astoria, and are
broadcast on KMUN and KTCB at 7:00pm on the fourth Sunday of each month.
Membership in the Forum for one person is $60.00. For a couple, the price is $95.00. Membership checks can be
made to The Columbia Forum and mailed to:
Dinner is $22.00 per person for members. Non-members are charged an additional $10. Wine and beverages are
additional. RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST and should be made several days in advance. To reserve:
6:00pm: Social half-hour, including appetizers
6:30pm: Dinner
7:15ish: Lecture begins
A small number of seats is set aside around the edges of the room for lecture attendees only. Attendance at the
lecture is $10.00. The lecture generally begins around 7:15pm.
The schedule for the 19th season, 2008-2009:
Wednesday, May 6
broadcast date: Sunday, May 31
Author
George Byron Wright
"Murder, Fire and a Blast from Oregon's Past"
Wednesday, May 27
broadcast date: Sunday, June 28
Author and national enterprise reporter for the New York Times
Timothy Egan
"The Worst Hard Time: The Story of the Dust Bowl"
The Columbia Forum is a dinner lecture series co-sponsored by:
The Daily Astorian Clatsop Community College
The OSU Seafood Laboratory Coast Community Radio
Shoretrust Enterprise Cascadia Cannery Pier Hotel
All dinner lectures take place at the Duncan Law Seafood Consumer Center, 2021 Marine Drive, Astoria, and are
broadcast on KMUN and KTCB at 7:00pm on the fourth Sunday of each month.
Membership in the Forum for one person is $60.00. For a couple, the price is $95.00. Membership checks can be
made to The Columbia Forum and mailed to:
- The Columbia Forum
PO Box 210
Astoria OR 97103
Dinner is $22.00 per person for members. Non-members are charged an additional $10. Wine and beverages are
additional. RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST and should be made several days in advance. To reserve:
- Tele: Michele Tila 503.325.3211
email: mtila@dailyastorian.com
6:00pm: Social half-hour, including appetizers
6:30pm: Dinner
7:15ish: Lecture begins
A small number of seats is set aside around the edges of the room for lecture attendees only. Attendance at the
lecture is $10.00. The lecture generally begins around 7:15pm.
The schedule for the 19th season, 2008-2009:
- Thursday, September 4
broadcast date: NOT FOR BROADCAST
Oregonian editorial cartoonist
Jack Ohman
"Politics as comedy"
Tuesday, October 7
broadcast date: Sunday, October 26
President, Oregon Health Sciences University
Dr. Joseph Robertson
"Partnering for a Healthier Oregon"
Tuesday, November 11
Pollster and political analyst
broadcast date: Sunday, November 30
Tim Hibbits
"What Just Happened? Analysis of the 2008 Elections"
- Wednesday, January 21
broadcast date: Sunday, January 25
Clatsop County Circuit Court Judge
Paula Brownhill
"Family Drug Court: An Innovative Approach to Child Welfare Cases"
- Thursday, February 12
broadcast date: Sunday, February 22
Chief archaeologist, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
Doug Wilson
"Archaeology of a Chinook Village at Lewis & Clark's Station Camp"
- March date TBD
broadcast date: Sunday, March 29
director, Food Alliance, Scot Exo; director, Dept. of Horticulture, OSU, Anita Azarenko;
chef & director, Oregon Dept. of Agriculture Farm-to School Program, Corey Schreiber
"You Are What You Eat: New Persepectives on Food and Food Systems"
- Wednesday, April 9
broadcast date: Sunday, April 26
Assoc. Prof. of History, Washington State U. Tri-Cities
Brigit Farley
"Queen of the Quagmire: Gertrude Bell and the Creation of Iraq"
Wednesday, May 6
broadcast date: Sunday, May 31
Author
George Byron Wright
"Murder, Fire and a Blast from Oregon's Past"
Wednesday, May 27
broadcast date: Sunday, June 28
Author and national enterprise reporter for the New York Times
Timothy Egan
"The Worst Hard Time: The Story of the Dust Bowl"
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Next Forum in the 2008-09 Season:
- Tuesday, October 7
broadcast date: Sunday, October 26
President, Oregon Health Sciences University
Dr. Joseph Robertson
"Partnering for a Healthier Oregon"
