Producers: Robb Tripp, John G. Esford. Video begins with a narrator talking about the rivalry between Queen's and Western University which began in 1922. OUCAA had to step in and prevented Queen's from facing Western in sports. However, they found a way to continue the rivalry by playing croquet which wasn't goverened by the OUCAA. Western ultimately emerged victorius.
Main Speaker: David Smith, William David Mulholland. Location: Grant Hall. Begins with Smith talking about Mulholland before presenting him an honourary degree. Mulholland then addresses then convocation with a speech.
Main Speaker(s): Paul Tonner, Paulo Cielo. Location: Donald Gordon Centre. First portion of video is a lecture by Tonner about gamma ray tomagraphy. Once his talk is over he answers questions from the audience. Second portion consists of Cielo talking about thermal techniques for non-destructive evaluation. The end of his lecture is cut off in the video, and resumes in tape 8.
Main Speaker: Dr Murray Enkin. Begins with Dr Jackie Duffin speaking to an audience at a podium about the Hannah Happenings. Dr Robert Maudsley introduces Dr Enkin, who speaks for the remainder of the video. Video ends with a slideshow of old hospital-related photos, followed by Dr Palmela Dickey Young thanking Dr Enkin.
Main Speaker(s): David Kemp. Video begins with an interview with Kemp, who is asked about how he feels the arts are prioritized in Kingston. Afterwards he reads an excerpt from Barry Broadfoot's novel "10 Lost Years".
Main Speaker(s): Samphan Usher. Begins with an interview with Chinese brush painter Usher who is asked about her opinions on the impact of the arts on Kingston, and how the local community suppotrs the arts. Afterwards clips of her painting are played.