Topics covered include: Floor hockey (parody); Naval fleet (parody); Faculty characteristics (parody); Men (parody); Picaro staff profiles (parody); Bachelor of Cheerleading (parody)

Topics covered include: Orientation; Cafeteria; Enrollment; Registration; Student Council; Neptune Theatre; Freshman at Orientation named: Joline Beilliveau; Gail Walsh; Barbara Way; Bonnie Mossman; Lois Jeremias

Topics covered include: the Canadian Union of Students; Martin Loney; Amalgamation of Mount Saint Vincent and Dalhousie University; Mother House; CUSO; Senate Referendum; Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada; Boarders' Council Report; Department of Immigration; Atlantic Students; Student Protests; Atomic Bomb; The Theatre; Mary Clancy; Women of Mount Saint Vincent University named: Chislaine Thibault; Sandra MacNeil; Joan Thibodeau; Nancy MacLellan; Louise Comeau; Anna LeBlanc

Sports highlighted: women's basketball, men's basketball, women's soccer, men's soccer, women's volleyball,

Topics covered include: Student Union of Nova Scotia (SUNS) possible dissolution; Student Enrollment Low; Mount to Vote CFS Pull Out; The newest members of the Mount's "Hall of Fame" - honorary degrees for Kathleen Shannon, Alleyne Murphy, Janet Conners; CASA urges Atlantic Students to Sign Petition; Student Union - Tilley Refused Position to Board of Governors; Football players test positive for steroids; Student loans - Bankruptcy denied for two years; Witches; Mount graduate ring; Discussions about Feminisms; Gay and lesbian vernacular; Dayna Manning (singer); Fall on Your Knees (Ann-Marie Macdonald novel); Seven Years in Tibet (film); Jazmin Hayden - Athlete of the Week; English Society; New Mystics ready to uphold a Mount tradition; Soccer Team in Second Place; Badminton Players Urgently needed

Topics covered include: The referendum, why we oppose it; methodology questionable; the role of the student press; voice your point of view; positions open in Picaro; open forum, students question Project One commitment; Halifax universities protests cuts loudly; moment of silence not too well heard; lack of support for sports teams disgusting; thanks to education society folks; New paper forms over council indecision at Scarborough; No police protection required in U.S.; Go directly to jail and pay your own way; Annual general meeting scheduled; Awards banquet honours active; Students misunderstand medical billing; Survey responses indicate satisfactory operation; SWAP, work this summer and travel; Buckle up your baby; Yearbook close to schedule; Education society hosts conference; You me and child study; Mount loses basketball title to C.C.B; Sports comment what is a cheerleader; Enjoyable Canadian; Toga III, a hit; complete with bedlinens; Mount's playhouse dinner theatre planned for this summer;

Topics covered include: Student Union; Student Council; Finance Finance Committee; Canadian Television Broadcast; MSVU Alumnae Association; MSVU Students' Store; Counselling Department; MSVU Student's Listed: Alayne Smith; Rhonda Dixon; Sue Smith; Gary Hartlin; Paul McNair; Alan MacDonald; Literary; Fertility; Public Relations; Housing Department; Student Services Department; Child Study Department; University Corporation; Exam Schedule; Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; Canada Employment Centre; Lion's Head; Music; Sports; Theatre; Entertainment

This newsletter discusses the changing technologies that also alter society, the second annual Invitational High School Basketball Tournament, the Protest of Playboy Channel, a 'Canada's Energy is Mindpower' advertisement, community show prize awards, faculty research grants, women and the economy, and the amount of nuclear weaponry possessed between the United States and the Soviet Union compared to the amount used in World War II. There is a section on alumna Dorothy (Harrison) Egan, who donated a copy of 'Art on Nantucket, The History of Painting on Nantucket Island' by Robert A. diCurcio to the Mount. The article discusses the beginnings of the Peace Library, as well as the protest by the School Sisters of Notre Dame against the Arms Race. The newsletter includes information on a meeting between the Mount and conference officers to discuss university facilities, National Universities Week in October, Atlantic visions of craftsmanship, a 'This and That' section concerned with the Speakers Bureau and the all-mail editorial staff of The Picaro, and an advertisement for quitting smoking. There is a section for the Dollar Campaign, as well as the existence of the Florence S. Dunlop Memorial Fellowship.