Edited video with a narrator showcasing Queen's medical researchers, as well as their current research projects. Begins by giving an overview of the different types of medical research being carried out at Queen's, before showing the projects themselves.

File consists of a video containing homemade video in an action movie style.

An edited video presentation where a man talks about the MECHmania Mechanical Engineering Competition. Begins with him describing the competition, after which the camera cuts and he speaks more in-depth about the competition, incluing materials and schematics provided. Afterwards he narrates over footage of the previous MECHMania.

Main Speaker(s): John Easson, Claude Germain, Alex Walker. Location: classroom. One of the presentations for the 1989 Queen's University Entrepreneur Competition. Easson, Germain, and Walker describe their company Wildertyke and their product the Wilderpen, an outdoor playpen for infants. Easson gives an overview of the product. Afterwards Germain talks about the management of the company and goes further in-depth into the Wilderpen. Then Walker discusses the future business plan of Wildertykes.

Main Speaker(s): Mathew Kaustinen, Peter Landon, Steve McIlvenna, Kevin Chen. Location: classroom. Video contains two groups' MECH 492 Final Presetations. First group is Kaustinen and Landon, who created Applied Sonic Research with a small unit that can manage several guitar midi effects simultaneously. Second group is McIlvenna and Chen who created Apex Bicycle Products with a specialized bike stand for repairs. Each group speaks about their marketting plan for their product, as well as sales predictions and insights on company management.

Main Speaker(s): Jothathan Williams, Greg MacDonald, Tod Bosik, Andrew Boushey. Location: classroom. Video contains two MECH 492 groups' final project presentations. First group is Williams and MacDonald, who created Zeta Technologies with a product that would dispense toothpaste. Second group is Bosik and Boushey who created B & B Inc with a product that serves as a collapsible golf club with changeable heads. Each group speaks about their marketting plan for their product, as well as sales predictions and insights on company management.

Main Speaker(s): Robert Antonishen, David Poirier, Michael Mulvenna, Dave Oosthuizen. Location: classroom. Video contains two MECH 492 groups' final project presentations. First group is Antonishen and Poirier, who created the Telami Corporation. They offer a product that would allow someone to use the internet and the phone within the same household. Second group is Mulvenna and Oothuizen who created Fly by Light, who offer a new variety of insect trap. Each group speaks about their marketting plan for their product, as well as sales predictions and insights on company management.

Music video for McLean Fremes "The Bombing" from the album War Games.