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Various speakers talk about Norman M. Rogers, retiring Chairman of the Queen's University Board of Trustees. Side One: (Chairman) unidentified man - introduces Rogers' family. Wilda Parkinson makes presentation to Norman's wife, Joan. Short speech by Joan Rogers. Remarks by Chancellor Agnes Benedickson. Principal Dr. David C. Smith speaks. Dr. Ronald L. Watts speaks. Chairman (Dr. Walter Light?) speaks - presents an Inuit sculpture of owls and a Queen's Chair. Remarks by Norman Rogers. Side Two: blank.

Various speakers talk about Norman M. Rogers, retiring chairman of the Queen's University Board of Trustees. Side One: Continuation of tape sr711. Continuation of remarks by Norman Rogers. Meeting adjourned. 1/4 of tape side used; other 3/4 blank. Side Two: blank.

A lecture in the Citizen and the State series. Speech given at Grant Hall, Oct. 31, 1991 for Sesquicentennial at Queen's. Side One: Intro, speech and start of questions. Side Two: questions continued.

Key note address at the Science Teachers Association of Ontario Meeting by Dr. George Wald of Harvard University. Nobel Price Winner in 1967. Side One: Dr. George Wald's key note address, entitled "Science and Survival". Dr. Wald talks about the age of information, the industrial revolution and nuclear power and how it has brought the world to the brink of destruction. Side Two: Continuation of talk. Question and answer period.

Sir J.A. Macdonald Celebration at Queen's University. Side One: Addresses and introductions by A.M. Laverty, J.A. Corry, E.J. Benson, Lester B. Pearson continued on sr136. Side Two: blank with print through.

Sir J.A. Macdonald Celebration at Queen's University. Side One: Addresses by Margaret Angus continued from sr136, C.J.S. Apps, John N. Fisher (continued on sr138). Side Two: blank with print through.

Sir J.A. Macdonald Celebration at Queen's University. Side One: John Fisher's address (continued from sr137). Side Two: blank.

Sir J.A. Macdonald Celebration at Queen's University. Side One: Lester B. Pearson (continued from sr135), addresses and introductions by R.A. Fray, Margaret Angus (continued on sr137). Side Two: blank with print through.

Address in AMS Speakers committee series, Queen's University. Side One: Professor Calvin Gotlieb discusses two important issues resulting from the new focus on information technology: The political and cultural effects of the concentration of information processing; and the issue of privacy, which is associated with the rise in personal and corporate information now stored in computer data banks. Side Two: side 2 of above talk, followed by question and answer period.

Item is a recording of songs performed at the Queen's Centenary celebrations.