Owen Jenkins, Carleton English professor, outlines his speech into four parts as an appropriate exercise in rhetoric. Taking on the rhetoric techniques of Socrates, Jenkins performs a humorous dialogue with Geo and ‘Faculty Member’ to define what a Carleton education is. 1963 Spring.

Thomas Banyacya, a Native American of the Hopi tribe, talks about the Hopi worldview, with spirituality and nature at the center of their traditions and ritual practices. 1974

Herbert Aptheker gives a talk called "The Civil War - A Marxist Interpretation," which is about the origins and nature of the U.S. Civil War. 1963

Alumni are trained at Carleton during a weekend-long convention to be admissions representatives and interviewers in their communities.

The beginning of Commencement for Carleton Class of 1970. Incomplete recording.

Introduction and speeches from an alumni reunion from the classes who attended Carleton during World War II