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The Rembrandt Research Project and the Collector Dr. Alfred Bader

Main Speaker: Stephanie Dickey, Dr Alfred Bader. Dickey introduces Dr Bader and his love of art, also introduces the topic of the lecture. Dr Bader then talks about his Rembrandt paintings and the Rembrandt Research Project. He spends the final portion of the vdeo tkin questions from the audience.

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The Library For the 21st Century: Location and Design Selection

Main Speaker(s): John Cook. Edited video with a voiceover describing the project to build Stauffer Library. Begins by showing the announcement of the library, after which Cook narrates about the library's design competition over footage of the finalists. Ends by describing the library design that was chosen.

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The Installation of Principal and Vice-Chancellor Karen R. Hitchcock

Main Speaker: Brian Yealland, Peter Milliken, Harvey Rosen, Ahmed Kayssi, Dr Ian Clark. Location: Unknown, appears to be a gym in the Physical Health and Education Centre. Yealland open the convocation with a prayer after which Milliken gives a speech as a representative of the House of Commons. Rosen gives a speech on behalf of the city of Kingston followed by Kayssi who represents the students as rector. Video ends with Clark giving a speech on behalf of the Ontario Council of Universities.

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The Appointment of William C. Leggett, Principal elect

Main Speaker: Dr William Leggett. Location: Potentially Summerhill. Richard Stackhouse speaks on the prevous principal's accomplishments before introducing Dr Leggett, who talks about how much he appreciates being appointed. Questions are taken from the audience for the rest of the video.

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The 11th Annual Travill Debate

Debate Topic: The feminization of medicine is a hazard to the public's health. Main Speakers: Dr Lindsey Davidson and Adam Szulewski (debating yea), Dr Peter ONeill and Emily Austin (debating nay). Begins with David Walker standing in front of an audience talking about the impact that Tony Travill had on the school followed by the introduction of the debate topic. The Davidson takes the stage first followed by ONeil, then Szulewski followed by Austin. The video ends before the winner is announced.

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