Queen’s University Archives

Opening of the new Queen's Physiology Bldg.

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12 Oct. 1957

Side One: Opening of the new Queen's Physiology Bldg.. Side Two: Opening of the new Queen's Physiology Bldg..

Opening of the John Buchan collection at Douglas Library, Queen's University - Oct. 14, 1955

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14 Oct. 1955

Part of Queen's University. Queen's University Library fonds

Opening of the John Buchan collection at Douglas Library, Queen's University - Oct. 14, 1955. Side One: Address by R. Sam McLaughlin (continued from sr191); address by Mrs. McLaughlin; address by W.A. Mackintosh. Side Two: blank.

Opening of the John Buchan Collection at Douglas Library, Queen's University - Oct. 14, 1955

CA ON00239 F1165-S1-1
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14 Oct. 1955

Part of Queen's University. Queen's University Library fonds

Opening of the John Buchan Collection at Douglas Library, Queen's University - Oct. 14, 1955. Side One: Address by Leonard Brockington; address by Lord Tweedsmuir (Buchan's son); address by Robert Sam McLaughlin (continued on sr192). Side Two: blank.

Opening of Macdonald Hall - Oct. 20, 1960

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20 Oct. 1960

Part of Queen's Sound Recordings collection

Broadcast of Opening of Macdonald Hall. Side One: Commentary by Don Chadsey; Address by William R. Lederman; address by Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker. Side Two: blank.

Opening ceremony, May 14, 1982. Kingston

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1982

Part of Queen's University. Queen's University Archives fonds

Opening ceremonies. Includes addresses by Anne MacDermaid, Chancellor Benidickson, Dr. Watts and Mrs. Kathleen Ryan. Side One: Opening ceremonies. Side Two: blank.

Opening Address "Insufficiency of Argue Buses" Dr. A.W.R. Carothers "Shaping the Future": Conference of Concerned Scientists and Christians

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[197-?]

Part of Wilfrid Bennett Lewis fonds

Dr. Carothers discusses Politics and Public Morality vs. Christianity. He points out that different societies present different attitudes and values which produce different ways of thinking about interpersonal relationships and different ways of managing problems between man and man. Dr. Carothers notes that one can identify religions with value systems, legal systems, cultures and climates. Side One: side 1 of above lecture. Side Two: side 2 of above lecture.

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