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Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of the audience question period with the panelists.

Main Speaker(s): Two group leaders, many Warkworth Pennitentiary convicts. Location: Warkworth Pennitentiary. Video is of a group discussion about drug addiction between a male and female group leader and several convicts from Warkworth Pennitentiary. Main focus of the discussion is on how to manage relapses. They talk about how relapsing makes them feel, and strategies to mitigate relapses.

Debate Topic: The feminization of medicine is a hazard to the public's health. Main Speakers: Dr Lindsey Davidson and Adam Szulewski (debating yea), Dr Peter ONeill and Emily Austin (debating nay). Begins with David Walker standing in front of an audience talking about the impact that Tony Travill had on the school followed by the introduction of the debate topic. The Davidson takes the stage first followed by ONeil, then Szulewski followed by Austin. The video ends before the winner is announced.

Main Speaker(s): Dr James G. Young. Video starts with Dr Dick Zoutman introducing Dr Young, who speaks for the rest of the video. He answers several questions from the audience at the end before Dean David Walker thanks Dr Young for coming.

Main Speaker(s): Dr Robert Maudsley. Video begins with Dr Jackie Duffin talking about the Hannah Happenings. Dr Ruth Wilson introduces Dr Maudsley who speaks for the rest of the video. At the end of the video he answers questions before Dr Duncan Sinclair thanks Dr Maudsley for coming.

Main Speaker(s): Dr Harry Botterell. Edited video with a narrator on the life of Dr Botterell and his accomplishments. Created in recognition of the honourary degree he received from the University of Toronto, as well as the opening of Botterell Hall. Contains footage of interviews with Dr Botterell, describing his life in his own words. Also contins footage of Dr Botterell receiving his honourary degree.

Main Speaker(s): Jeri Harmsen, Jack Henderson. Location: Agnes Etherington Art Centre. Video was created to advertise the Agnes Etherington exhibit Hear to See II, which was created over 3 years after the original. Visitors would begin in an anteroom, which contained several art magazines and telephones that would play information on contemporary art. The main exhibit contained 6 different booths, each with a piece of artwork, a couch, and a telephone. The telephone would play comments on the artwork by the artist.