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Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of Lee's workshop on improving curriculum to incorporate other cultures.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Three members of the Queen's Task Force on Race Relations. Location: Donald Gordon Centre. Video contains a discussion presentation between the members of the Queen's Task Force on Race Relations on a report they developed race relations withing Queen's. They discuss several suggestions for how Queen's can improve it's race relations, such as by establishing a Race Relations Council and by transforming orientation into an educational experience to help welcome minority students. The audience members then discuss the contents of the report with the panelists.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Dr Kenneth Hare, Dr Fraser Mustard. Begins with chairman giving a brief history of the Earth, segueing into the rise of information technology in the last 10 years. He then intoduces Dr Hare, who lectures the audience on the relationship between international policy and the environment. Afterwards Dr Mustard delivers a speech on information technology and it's effect on the environment.

Part 3. Main Speakers: David Smith. Stuart Ryan, avid Smith, Wilfred Cantwell Smith, and Malcolm Charles (unknown last name) are presented with an honourary degree. David Smith then addresses the convocation with a speech. Brian Yealland says a benediction, and the convocation ends.

Part 1. Main Speakers: Don Newman, University Chaplain, David Smith, Prince Charles. Location: Grant Hall. Footage from the CBC live broadcast of the royl visit. Begins with Newman talking about the royal visit and the people who will be in attendance. The chaplain says a prayer before welcoming the Prince and Princess of Wales. Smith then addresses the convocation with a speech before presenting Prince Charles with an honourary doctorate of laws. Prince Charles then gives a speech.

Part 1: Main Speaker(s): Helen Cooper, David Smith. Video consists of clips from the royal visit to Queen's. Begins with footage of their boat arriving, after which Cooper welcomes the prince and princess. Afterwards they are shown walking through the university. Finally, Prince Charles' convocation in Grant Hall is shown. Video shares some footage with other Sesquicentennial Royal Visit tapes.

Part 2. Concludes the broadcast with the graduating reporter receiving her own convocation, ending with footage from the university's past.

Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of part 1's lecture.

Part 1. Main Speaker: Michel Butor. Location: Agnes Etherington Art Centre. Video begins with several members of the Queen's aministrative faculty and the French department standing at a podium somewhere within the gallery thanking Butor for his donations of rare books to the university. After 10 min Butor takes the podium and speaks for the rest of the video, he appears to be doing a reading of a story from a book.

Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of Butor's speech in part 1, the credits feature clips of a post-speech gathering with people talking candidly to Butor.