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By Andrew Orr. Recorded at Domino Theatre, Kingston, Ont. June 1985. Side One: Part 1. Side Two: Part 2.

by Andrew Orr. Recorded at Domino Theatre, Kingston, Ont., June 1985. Side One: Part 3. Side Two: Part 4 - plus 'Literally Yours' - recorded @ Studio 'A' CFRC.

Recorded in Wallace Hall, Queen's University, Sunday, 18 April 1993. Julie Milks, Soprano, Fran Harkness, Piano. Side One: Same as above. Side Two: Same as above.

Kick-off to the 'Invest in Ministry Campaign' with opening prayer (Dr. Bater) and Steve Cutway introducing Rev. Ross and Mayor Geretsen. Side One: Queen's Theological College. Side Two: Piano Music for Broadcast.

1) Dr. Douglas Jemmett and Dr. Harold Stewart interview with Bob Leck; 2) Dr. A.V. Douglas part of interview with Diane Campbell. Side One: interviews 1) early equipment at Queen's Radio Station 2) Astronomy. Side Two: blank.

Item is a recording of a variety night at Queen's University, with the song "Yo-Yo Champ of Queen's" sung by Gord Robertson on Side 1, and portions of the song "Nobody" recorded on Side 2

Item is a recording of the opening of the Student Union (Side 1). Side 2 contains brief tracks of songs and other speeches.

Al Purdy reads his poetry. Dr. Khalid Sayeed discusses the poetry of Bengal and Pakistan. Side One: The spoken word: Al Purdy (introduced by David Helwig) read his poetry. Taped over this is a program featuring Queen's University Political Studies Professor, Dr. Khalid Sayeed who talks about the poetry of Bengal and Pakistan - Nov. 11, 1971. Side Two: print through only.

Side One: The spoken word - George Bowering reads his own work at Queen's University. Taped over this is the Spoken Word - Peter Ostergaard focusing on the writing of David Helwig. Side Two: print through only.

Side One: What is Poetry - The Nature of Poetic Art discussed by Queen's University English Professor Tom Marshall, Colin Norman and Fred Connell with student Tom Edie. Windsor, Poet Len Gasparini reads his poems (introduced by Marshall). Taped over by poet and critic Tom Marshall and Poet Gail Fox discussing poetry.. Side Two: print through only.