Mr. Hurtig argues against the proposed free trade agreement with the U.S. and asserts that it is a threat to Canadian sovereignty. Side One: Introduction to Principal David Smith. Address by Mr. Mel Hurtig. Side Two: blank.
A discussion of socialist thought. From a philosophical perspective, Mr. Harrington addresses the concepts of solidarity and compassion in the social context. Side One: Introduction by Mr. Gerald Hodge. Address by Michael Harrington. Side Two: Continuation of Address and Question and Answer period.
Convocation Ceremonies and a Dunning Trust Lecture. Side One: Commentary; address by J.A. Corry, Ernest Sirlock, Carl Arthur Winkler (continued on side 2). Side Two: Address by C.A. Winkler (continued from side 1); Dunning Trust Lecture "Higher Education in Developing Countries" by Dr. Baffour.
Baffour's address "The Role of Education in Developing Nations." Discusses issues that need to be addressed when administering an educational program in a developing country. Uses his native country of Ghana as an example in speaking of the problems which can arise when attempting to make change. Side One: introduction by John Deutsch; Address by Baffour (continued on side 2). Side Two: Baffour's address (continued from side 1).
Juliet Mitchell's address "Human Dignity and the Experience of Woman". Side One: Introduction; Mitchell's address; questions from the Audience (continued on side 2). Side Two: Questions (continued from side 1).
Juliet Mitchell's address "Human Dignity and the Experience of Woman". Side One: Introduction; Mitchell's address; questions from the Audience (continued on side 2). Side Two: Questions (continued from side 1).
Elizabeth Hardwick's address on "Necessity and the Romantic Will". Side One: Introduction; Hardwick's Address; Questions from the Audience. Side Two: blank.