Queen’s University Archives

Lenore Osborne interviews Hugh Kemp/Levesque's Last Speech in The Bridge

CA ON00239 F2883-79
Item
14 Jul.-19 Aug. 1948

Part of Miscellaneous Sound Recordings collection

Item is a recording of an interview with screenwriter Hugh Kemp (end of recording is cracked and unplayable). Side 2 is a recording of a speech.

Al Purdy's Ontario

CA ON00239 F2017-S10-55
Item
1971

Part of Al Purdy fonds

Item is a recording of poetry by Al Purdy.

CBC

C. Northcote Parkinson. Exploring human aspirations behind regional tensions [Address in the Chancellor Dunning Trust Lecture series, Queen's University] Feb. 13, 1978

CA ON00239 F2854-33
Item
1978

Part of Chancellor Dunning Trust Lectures collection

Three Canadians address the issue of the aspirations and feelings of people in different regions in Canada. Side One: Speakers Mr. C. Martin, James McCrorie. Side Two: James McCrorie (continued), Chief Andrew Rickard, discussion period.

Sayers, Judith. The Realization and Recognition of Indigenous Rights

CA ON00239 F2855-S2-4
Item
31 Oct. 1991

Part of Queen's Sound Recordings collection

A lecture in the Citizen and the State series. Speech given at Grant Hall, Oct. 31, 1991 for Sesquicentennial at Queen's. Side One: Intro, speech and start of questions. Side Two: questions continued.

A Lecture Given by Lord Rutherford at Goettingen

CA ON00239 F1206-S12-23
Item
14 Dec. 1931

Part of Wilfrid Bennett Lewis fonds

Item is a recording of Ernest Rutherford's lectures at Goettingen.

Convocation address by Jean Cuthand Goodwill

CA ON00239 F2619-S9-f3
File
24 May 1986

Part of Agnes McCausland Benidickson fonds

President of the Indian and Inuit Nurses of Canada. Recorded at Queen's University, Kingston , Ont., May 24, 1986.
In this convocation address Jean Goodwill recollects some of the difficulties she experienced growing up as an Indigenous girl in Saskatchewan, and of the prejudice she has faced. She notes that support of family and friends is important to attaining goals, and gives thanks to her family and friends. Finally, she urges the graduates to accept fellow human beings readily, and to work together to alleviate social and political problems.

A.J. Casson Speech at C.S.P.W.C. Dinner [1972]