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Dinner in Tribute to the late Donald Gordon upon the opening of the Donald Gordon Centre - Nov. 9, 1974. Side One: Welcome by Principal; speeches by J. Douglas Gibson, Mitchell Sharp; Bob Beatty (continued on sr196). Side Two: blank.
At this ceremony, Dr. Ronald L. Watts received the Alumni Award. Part 1
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At this ceremony, Dr. Ronald L. Watts received the Alumni Award. Part 1. Side One: Proceedings (continued on #269). Side Two: blank.
Queen's University Alumni Award Dinner May 8, 1984 Part 2
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continued from #268. Side One: Proceedings (continued). Side Two: blank.
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Rededication ceremony of the Polson Room in the John Deutsch University Centre., March 16, 1980. Speakers: Norman Hart, N. Davis, Principal Watts and Rev. Laverty. Side One: Side B - Ceremony. Side Two: blank.
Jean Foyce Memorial Service April 28, 1982
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Proceedings in Grant Hall. Side One: Proceedings. Side Two: continued.
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Side One: Introductions speakers: Dr. Kelly; Dr. Ken Roberts; Principal, Dr. Ronald L. Watts; Stan Collins (Chairman of the Board of the Kingston General Hospital); bust unveiled speaker Dr. Ford Connell. Side Two: blank.
John Kenneth Galbraith. Queen's University. Brockington Visitor Lecture series
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John Kenneth Galbraith claims the present economic model has not changed in the last century. Offers own theory. Recorded at Queen's University, Kingston, Ont., Oct. 18, 1976. Side One: Side 1 of above address. Introduction by Principal R.L. Watts. Address by Galbraith. Side Two: blank some print through from side 1.
John Kenneth Galbraith. Queen's University. Brockington Visitor Lecture series.
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Claims the present economic model has not changed in the last century. offers own theory. Side One: continuation of lecture from sr420. Side Two: blank some print through from side 1.
John Kenneth Galbraith. Queen's University. Brockington Visitor Lecture series.
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Broadcast by CFRC and CFRC-FM on "Sunday Commentary". Side One: Prof. Galbraith answers questions by audience question period. Broadcast by CFRC & CFRC-FM on "Sunday Commentary". Side Two: blank - some print through from side 1.
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Side One: R. Fuller, Philosopher and Engineering inventor, U.S.A., Philosophizes about the earth from a geographical point of view. Last 10 Minutes have print through from side 2 (difficult to hear speech). Side Two: R. Fuller finishes. Lecture started on side 1 (first 10 minutes) print through makes speech difficult to hear. Rest of tape print through only.