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Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Sylvia Ostry, David Haglund. Begins with the chairman introducing Ostry, who then lectures the audience on international trade policy and the international economy as a whole. Afterwards Haglund takes the podium and comments on Ostry's paper.

Part 2. Main Speaker(s): Dr Fraser Mustard, Dr Raymond Price. Video begins with the continuation and conclusion of Dr Mustard's lecture. Afterwards, Dr Price delivers a paper on recent environment issues and international policy in regards to them. All of the speakers then take questions and comments form the audience.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Dr Kenneth Hare, Dr Fraser Mustard. Begins with chairman giving a brief history of the Earth, segueing into the rise of information technology in the last 10 years. He then intoduces Dr Hare, who lectures the audience on the relationship between international policy and the environment. Afterwards Dr Mustard delivers a speech on information technology and it's effect on the environment.

Main Speaker(s): Alison Sayers. Video is a demonstration of how to do a phyical examination performed by Sayers, who also recorded a voiceover clarifying aspects of the exam.

Location: Residence building, therapist's office. Vignette #1 is an acted skit where a male in residence sexually assaults a girl by tickling her against her will. Vignette #2 is a video of a night at Alfie's recounted seperately by a male and female student. The man misjudged the woman's signals as her coming on to him, and he ends up sexually assaulting her.

Main Speaker(s): Sue Freeborn. Location: McArthur Hall. Video is of several music performances performed the day after Dr Reardon's visit to Queen's for the 2nd MacClement lecture. Each of the performances relate to peace in some way. Begins with a performance by two flute players named Scott and Kim. Afterwards, Freeborn introduces Mike, Mike, Don, and Jim who sing and play the guitar. David Kemp and Mark Danby then sing and play the piano. Next a man named Peter from Nicaragua delivers a speech on current education and peace efforts in his home country. Afterwards footage from some of the workshops that took place after the performances are played, including paper crane making, peace in music, political ethics, and others.

Video is a brief advertisment for Queen's University, potentially to be played on TV. The narrator describes some of the perks and achievements of Queen's, while a page-flipping animation goes through several accompanying photos.