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Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Dr Alan Cairns, Dr John Whalley. Begins with chairman introducing Dr Cairns, who then delivers a paper titled 'Political Science and the Constitution Crisis'. Afterwards Dr Whalley delivers a paper called 'Life After Free Trade: Shaping the Canadian Economic Policy for the 1990's'.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Ron Watts, Michael Bliss, Tom Axworthy. Video is of several speakers who each comment on the previous speakers' papers. Begins with Watts congratulating the School of Policy Studies on their first conference before introducing Bliss, who comments on the conference. Afterwards Watts introduces Axworthy, who also offers his thoughts on the conference.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Don Wood, Shirley Carr, Tom d'Aquino, Richard Simeon. Begins with Wood introducing the topic of this portion of the conference, after which he introduces Carr. She then presents a paper on the trade union movement. Afterwards d'Aquino takes the podium and lectures the audience, offering a different perspective on the labour movement. Simeon then takes the podium and comments on the previous two speakers' papers.

Main Speaker(s): Tom Courchene, David Peterson. Location: potentially within Robert Sutherland Hall. Begins with Courchene introducing Peterson, who then delivers a paper on provincial policy. Afterwards Peterson answers questions from the audience.

Main Speaker(s): Dr Dorothy Smith. Video is of a paper delivered by Dr Smith on feminist issues, including education for women and women in the workplace.

Main Speaker(s): Brian Way. Location: Duncan McArthur Hall. Video is of a lecture by Way on the public school teaching method of treating every child the same, and why this is ineffective and detrimental. He also discusses the importance of the arts as a way of allowing people to express themselves and display their inner feelings.

Main Speaker(s): Sue Freeborn. Location: McArthur Hall. Video is of several music performances performed the day after Dr Reardon's visit to Queen's for the 2nd MacClement lecture. Each of the performances relate to peace in some way. Begins with a performance by two flute players named Scott and Kim. Afterwards, Freeborn introduces Mike, Mike, Don, and Jim who sing and play the guitar. David Kemp and Mark Danby then sing and play the piano. Next a man named Peter from Nicaragua delivers a speech on current education and peace efforts in his home country. Afterwards footage from some of the workshops that took place after the performances are played, including paper crane making, peace in music, political ethics, and others.

Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of the on-stage group discussion about Dr Reardon's speech.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Paul Park, Dr Mac Freeman, Judith Green. Location: McArthur Hall. Video begins with Park talking about the lecture to come before introducing Dr Freeman, who in turn introduces Green. Green then lectures the audience on the impact a good teacher can have on a student's education.