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John Orr Dinner held 14 November 1987 (micro cassette)

This cassette was produced as part of the University's Sesquicentennial celebrations. Side One: Queen's College Colours/Alma Mater/ etc. Side Two: Gaudeamus Igitur/Senior's Song/etc.

Interview conducted with Ms. Austin in Simcoe, Ontario, her home town, 23 May 1990

Interviews with Ernest C. Kyte, Jan. 1970 and Oct. 28, 1971. Side One: Noise and silence. Side Two: Noise and silence.

Interviews with Ernest C. Kyte - Jan. 1970 and Oct. 28, 1971. Side One: Kyte talks about cosmology and the afterlife; Kyte talks about his childhood; cosmology interview repeated. Side Two: blank with print through.

Side One: Dinner speech by Thomas C. Douglas about Robert Burns. Side Two: blank.

Why British Empire should remain a democracy. "University education in Armed Forces" by Andrew George Latta McNaughton. Tribute upon the death of C.A. Dunning. Side One: 1) Dunning responsibilities of empire; 2) McNaughton convocation address; 3) Mackintosh tribute to Chancellor Dunning. Side Two: Blank.

Discusses genetic engineering. Side One: Discusses genetic engineering and scientific prudence which should guide biological sciences in this. Discusses how people think and learn. Side Two: continuation of above lecture.

William Pond Discusses Theological Perspectives on Nuclear Energy. Side One: William Pond talks about the fears of new sources from fire onwards - now the fears are overcome with using the energy. Talks about present fears of nuclear energy. Speaks about the energy resources of nuclear energy. Side Two: Continuation of side 1.

John Coleman discusses the interface between the scientific and the religious/christian. Side One: Coleman introduces subject and panalists, Doug Scott, Archbishop of Canada; Dan Kingden, Roman Catholic Layman, from Chalk River; Phylis Christon, U of T. Press and Aeara Moradian, Vice President of ACL with nuclear energy. Side Two: Continuation of side 1. Coleman.