Topics covered include: Faculty Association; Study Abroad; University liquor policy; Volunteer work; Mason Chapman Band; White Heather (band); MSVU Women's Soccer Team

Topics covered include: Federal Elections; Canadian Union of Public Employees; Dalhousie University; Student Union; National Union of Students (NUS); Student Union of Nova Scotia (SUNS); English Proficiency Tests; Events; Entertainment; Security; Breast Cancer; Diane Wright; Dr. Margaret Fulton; French Residence; Student Store; Petition; New Brunswick; University of Winnipeg; Rent; Consumer Affairs; the Atlantic Society; Birth Control; Earthquake; Travel; Britain; Fast Food Restaurants; Literary; Sports; Bookstore; Rape; Venereal Disease; Rosaria Cafeteria; Disco; Film; Neptune Theatre

Featured teams include women's basketball, men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer, co-ed badminton, and the ath/rec society.

Featured teams include cross country running, women's soccer, men's soccer, women's volleyball, women's basketball, men's basketball, athletics and recreational awards winners.

Topics covered include: Touched (play); Mount Corner Store; Oxford Universoty Summer School; Muriel Duckworth; Mount Women's Rally; Ethiopia; Nuclear war; Student Union Elections; Shari Wall; Frank Demont; Alice Sandall; Robyn Osgood; Ann Johnson; Francyne Fillon; Susan McGinn; Jan Thomas; Peter Murtagh; Ann Marie Coolen; Jim Hines; Tina Murphy; Andrew Pattison; Carol Brennan; Contraceptive coverage; UNICEF; Basketball and Hockey Mystics

This newsletter contains information on nominations for the Alumnae Award for Teaching Excellence, an 'Of Interest' section on conferences, publications, and reports, as well as reminders from the registrar's office, a reception to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Voluntary Planning Board of Nova Scotia, and fitness programs available in 1989. The newsletter discusses exhibitions from two regions of Canada at the Art Gallery, the 15th annual Art Craft, Baking, Hobby and Talent Show, new courses from Continuing Education, and sabbatical leaves for faculty. The newsletter contains sections on upcoming deadlines for the McConnell Fellowships, as well as an 'On the Move' section detailing meetings, presentations, and workshops of Mount faculty.

This issue covers financial support, class of 1968, Irene and Karen Swindells, photo of Mount alumnae at Canadian Home Economics Association conference, diary of Glenda Everett, co-op closing the gap, alumnae contributions, 1981-1982 annual report, class notes, association news, and letters to the editor.

This newsletter focuses on insulation in the home, performing artists on campus, faculty conducting research in various fields, the Alumnae Fall Fair, a Hallowe'en dance, and conflict in the Church. The article also discusses the Alumnae Fall fair and Homecoming, tribute paid to Mary Dee Girroir, as well as how mothers and daughters often attended the Mount together, awards offered by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada, information for part-time students, positions being filled in Food Services, academic advice for part-time students, and the reinstatement of the Choir at the university. The article contains information about a Senate report, library grants, co-operative education notes, and a seminar for business educators.

Topics covered include: Relations between US and Soviet Union (parody); MSVU Presidential Search (parody); Teaching Evaluations (parody); DUET (parody)