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Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Dr David Suzuki. Location: Duncan McArthur Hall. Video is of a question and answer period between local teachers and Suzuki on a lecture he previously delivered. Begins with a man introducing Suzuki, after which Suzuki answer questions for the remainder of the video. Suzuki also occasionally responds with questions himself. Many of the questions were inaudible, and were re-recorded afterwards.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Paul Park, Mac Freeman, Walter Pitman. Location: McArthur Hall. Begins with Park introducing Freeman, who talks about the MacClement lecture series. Afterwards Park re-takes the podium and introduces Pitman, who lectures the audience on the importance of community in contributing to an excellent education for the remainder of the video. He also discusses different possible routes education will evolve towards in the future.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Marlene Brant Castellano. Location: McArthur Hall. Video is of a lecture by Castellano to the Faculty of Education students after her MacClement Lecture. Begins with Mac Freeman calling Castellano to speak, after which she delivers a lecture to the students about keeping an open mind in regards to native culture and life. Afterwards, she answers student's questions.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Bert Horwood, Jan Hill, Ernie Benedict, Tom Steele, Shirley WIlliams, Marlene Brant Castellano. Location: Duncan McArthur Hall. Video is of a discussion between several panelists on Castellano's MacClement lecture, which took place previously. Panelists are Horwood, Hill, Benedict, Steele, and Williams. Begins with Horwood calling up Williams to do a traditional native invocation. Afterwards, Horwood introduces the panelists. The panelists discuss some of the issues related to native education for the remainder of the video.

PART 1. Main Speaker(s): Rosalie Abella. Location: MacDonald Hall. Video begins with unknown man introducing Abella and talking about the Cunningham Visitorship. Abella then delivers a lecture on the importance of equality in the legal system and the difficulties of achieving it. She also talks about equality's roles and importance throughout history.

Part 1. Main Speaker: David Smith. Location: Jock Harty.Video begins with procession filing into room after which Brian Yealland says a prayer. Smith addresses the convocation with a speech.

Part 1. Main Speaker: Peter Watts. Location: Grant Hall, various other locations around campus. Video is a broadcast about the Sesquicentennial Celebration at Queen's. Begins with Watts talking about the celebration before cutting to footage of the sesqui convocation and a reporting graduating student. Angnes Benedickson talks further about the celebration and the future visit from the Prince of Wales. Afterwards a video on the history of Queen's plays. Several members of faculty talk about Queen's orientation. Several elderly alumni talk about how Queen's was back in their day, as well as pranks played by the students. The history of several Queen's staples such as the Queen's Pub and the Golden Gaels is talked about.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Jill Conway, Shirley Carr, Robert Bandeen. Location: Grant Hall. Part of a symposium held in conjunction with the installation of Principal David Smith. Begins with Conway talking about the university's role in society. Carr then reponds to Conway's comments. Afterwards Bandeen also offers his thoughts on the presentation.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Dr Jim McSherry, Dr Dianne Delva, Dr Elspeth Baugh, Dr George Ashman, Dr James Hanforth. Location: lecture hall. Video begins with Dr McSherry introducing himself to the audience before introducing the panelists of the symposium. He then talks about the eating disorder Anorexia Nervosa. Afterwards Dr Delva talks about the phyical effects of anorexia. Next, Dr Baugh talks about the behavioural characteristics of anorexia. Dr Ashman delivers a lecture on inpatient management og someone with anorexia. Finally, Dr Hanforth the possible causes of anorexia. The panelist take audience questions for the final portion of the video.