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Main Speaker(s): Dr Pellegrino. Location: Grant Hall. Begins with Dr Pelegrino thanking the important members of th audience and talking briefly about the history of the faculty of medicine. He then delivers a lecture on the advancement of medical science and philosophy, with a focus on the physician-patient relationship.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Justice Archie Campbell, Marcia Matsui, Michael Brown. Video is of a part of the 1990 Fogler, Rubinoff Advocacy Symposium. The panelists discuss issues with the legal system, focusing on the relationship between the defense and the jury.
Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of the symposium discussion between Justice Campbell, Matsui, and Brown. The panelists answer questions from the audience during the last portion of the video.

Main Speaker: David McTavish, Gary Wilson, Floyd Laughren, Dr William Leggett. Begins with a long shot of a crowd gathered in Agnes Etherington Gallery, no distinct voices can be made out. Camera pans to a podium where McTavish welcomes Laughren and talks about the Arts Centre. McTavish then introduces Wilson who in turn introduces Laughren McTavish then takes the podium and announces the funding for an expansion of the Arts Centre. Dr Leggett then thanks Laughren for the funding.

Main Speaker(s): Penny Palmer, Sgt. Jerry Tohill, Dr James McSherry, Diane Nolting, Frank Molineaux, Nelda Pye, Moira Ness, Claudia Heiman, Mary Durrell, Marco Delcarlo, Rana Shakar, Sandy Chalmers, Tim Jones. Location: Victoria Hall. Video is of a program that was part of 1990's Alcohol Awareness Week put on by Queen's residence Dons. Begins with Sgt. Tohill talking about his most memorable experience as an officer regarding alcohol. Dr McSherry speaks on how alcohol affects women differently than men. Afterwards Palmer asks the audience several questions. Many of the panelists also answer questions about alcohol and alcoholism. In between questions students put on skits regarding sexual safety.

Main Speaker(s): John Cook, Richard Pilgrim. Begins with Cook asking Pilgrim about his background and his interest in oriental religion and art. The conversation shifts to Pilgrim's book Religion: An Introduction. Later on Cook asks Pilgrim about his opinion on aspects of religion.