Showing 371 results

Main Speaker: Dr Ronald Watts, unknown interviewer. Video begins with a CKWS segment on sports, afterward hard cuts to the Queen's Band performing somewhere off campus. After several minutes hard cuts to a CKWS segment of an interview with Dr Watts. Interviewer talks about the upcoming issues faced by universities, then interviews Dr Watts on the subject. Halfway through the segment audience members phone in and comment/ask questions.

Main Speaker: John Gordon, Mel Goodes. Begins with Gordon introducing Goodes and talking about his accomplishments. Goodes then lectures the audience for the rest of the video.

Main Speakers: Heather Black, Dr Daniel Woolf. Black begins by introducing Dr Woolf, who lectures the audience of alumni and QUAA members. The topic of the lecture sems to be on how Queen's can improve in the future. After he is done the audience members go around introducing themselves. Black then re-takes the podium to talk about the importance of Queen's alumni followed by a QUAA student member, the rector, an AMS representative, and a representative from SGRS.

Main Speaker(s): Edmond Watson, D.R. Taylor, Agnes Benedickson. Location: Stirling Hall . Begins with Watson talks about the opening of Stirling Hall and the many design specifications the physics department had used. Afterwards Taylor invites Benedickson to unveil a portrait of J.B. Stirling.

Main Speaker(s): Chris Wyman, Karen Hitchcock, Andrew Simpson, Dr Andrew Pipe, James McMillan, Allison Bag, Mitch Legais, Bill Young. Video begins with Wyman announcing the groundbreaking and thanking the students for their contribution. Hitchcock then introduces the important figures present and talks about the project. Simpson then thanks everyone present for their contribution to the Queen's Centre. Dr Pipe talks further on the architecture of the centre. McMillan speaks on behalf of the students. Bag and Legais speak further on the athletic nature of the Queen's Centre. Young thanks more people relevant to the project. Afterwards the speakers drive off to the future location of the Queen's Centre and break the ground.