Atherton Bean, alumnus and chairman of the board of trustees, speaks to students about the myths and misconceptions of the business career.

Dr. Lawrence M. Gould addresses for Carleton’s Centennial Celebration. The convocation speech is entitled “Science and the Culture of our Times.”

John C. Bennett gives a sermon in the chapel about the advancements of Christianity toward a more humanistic apporach over the past few decades.

President Nason speaks on remodeling plans, due to a growth spurt in attendance for the college.

Wayne Carver addresses at Senior Convocation, reminding Carleton seniors to move on without looking back.

Alan Hortor speaks on Arab socialism on January 23, 1963.

George J. Stigler, professor of Economics at University of Chicago, addresses the Intellectual's disdain of the marketplace and why this is an outdated and not necessary approach.

English Professor Wayne Booth from the University of Chicago gives a lecture about the novel as a spiritual quest.

Poet Howard Nemerov reads selections of his poetry at convocation.

Philosopher Brand Blanshard speaks about conformity and its pros and cons in modern society.

Brought to Carleton by Challenge, American Nazi Party founder George Lincoln Rockwell speaks about the rationale behind his racist views. His speech is entitled "Nazism: The Only Answer to Communism."

Press Conference held on the date of George Lincoln Rockwell's speech at Carleton College.

Upon President Gould's retirement, John W. Nason is introduced to the students of Carleton during a convocation prior to his inauguration as the new president of the college. He gives a short speech.