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)

This newsletter contains information on long-service awards, bursary funds, a community show, and an alumnae update about alumnae in the news, an alumna moving to the Government House in Halifax as the wife of the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, and details regarding the Alumnae Award for Teaching Excellence. The newsletter includes sections on the President's Holiday, photos taken during Christmas at the Mount, a Self Defence Program, and a Flower Day. There are also sections on additions to the DUET (Distance University Education via Television) program, a C.A.P.U.S. meeting, 'Superhuman Effort' on the part of staff from the Registrar's, Business, and Computer offices, and a section in French regarding the importance of Universities to Canada at large.

This newsletter contains information on 500 graduates at the Spring Convocation. There are sections on President Naomi Hersom's highlights of the previous year, Valedictorian speeches, the conferring of four honorary degrees, and the events of Grad Week, including the Yellow Rose Ceremony. There are pictures of the Convocation throughout the newsletter, as well as quotes from honorary degree recipient Dr. Verna Kirkness.

Three lectures edited for print from the Mount's continuing education department lecture series entitled "Contemporary Woman: Heritage and Hope" (these lectures are by Sister Elizabeth Bellefontaine, Dr. John Klassen, and Norma Coleman), Dr. Eva W. M. Macdonald "Perspectives on Women" course, Janet Kendall current issues in reading, and spilt ink compiled by Larry Spencer

Topics covered include: MPHEC recommendations released, tuition likely to increase; Career exploration; Archaeology of Jordan; Electrical fire in Birches; Winter Frolic '82; Scholarships; Men's Hockey; Cost of Education; Gay rights; Wilfrid Laurier University; Quitting Smoking; Sports; Student Council; Great White North; Pub Crawl; Technical University of Nova Scotia

Topics covered include: Student Union elections; President-elect Susan Smith; Oral contraceptives referendum; Dr. Naomi Hersom; Funding cuts to Campus Canada Employment Centre; University of New Brunswick Student Union and Administration; Expo '86 BC; Bulimia; Mount Mystics Women's at Volleyball Nationals; Basketball; Badminton; Daniel Petrie; Dr. Margaret Fulton; April Final Exam Schedule

Topics covered include: Take Back the Night (event); Gift Trees Smashed; New Smoking Policy at the Mount; Mature Students; Female sailors; New Loan Limits For Students; Clara Brett Martin - first female lawyer and anti-Semitism; Student Union elections; Probation for Homophobic Banner at Acadia; Shiners; Audrey Norman - Player of the Week; For The Run of It Fun Run; Duran Duran (band); Ben Wicks Talks - September 27