Installation ceremony for Principal Smith at Queen's University, Grant Hall on Oct. 26, 1984. Side One: copy of tapes sr852 and sr853. Side Two: copy of tapes sr852 and sr853.

The mission of the university discussed. Side One: side 2 - continuation of remarks by Dr. James McConnicha started on sr857. Prof. Scott Laurnen speaks - comments on the role of the university. Prof. McNeil replies to commentators. Speakers thanked by chairman. Side Two: side 4 - 11:00 a.m. continuation of comments by Dr. Wynn-Edwards. Prof. Lipsey comments. Response by Prof. Voit. Response by Prof. Wynn-Edwards and Prof. Lipsey. Dr Voit sums up. session closed.

Side One: side 2 - continuation of 50th anniversary banquet proceedings started on sr1030. Mrs. Deutsch continues speech. Sheri Vass presents fashion show/history from 1939-1989 by each year. Side Two: blank.

Astronauts Roberta Bondar and Marc Garneau narrate films on space training and space flight. Side One: Principal Smith introduces Mr. bruce Aikenhead, Director of National Research Council who speks on the Can Space Program. Roberta Bondar narrates a film on the space training program. Marc Garneau (1st Can. astronaut) narrates film he took during a flight in space. Side Two: Garneau's talk continues. Question and answer period.

Panel discussion of post-secondary education - full time vs. part time or corr. Panelists are Sir Walter Perry, Prof. George Whalley, Mr. Russell Savage and Mr. Walter Tullis. Side One: Ross Wartle introduces Prof. George Walley who speaks first. Then Sir Walter Perry (Vice-Chancellor of the Open Univ.) speaks, then Walter Tullis (who got degree through part-time studies) and then Russell Savage (representing full time students). Questions and answer period starts. Side Two: Question and answer period continues. Side 3 End of question and answer period.

Side One: Fred Gibson Interview. Side Two: Interview continues.

The sessions were held in the House of Commons Chambers Jan. 17-19, 1992

The sessions were held in the House of Commons Chambers Jan. 17-19, 1992

Interview of George Thomson by Ken Cuthbertson