Topics covered include: Available bursary information; Nominations open for student awards; Job watch: keeping an eye open for you; Top 10 fiction and non-fiction novels; Eighth annual community show is eighth annual hit; Neiman scholars learn new perspectives from Canadian visit; Turnout good for career week; Feds want more say in education funding; Issues: How long before we're starving; Please don't misinterpret our fun; Aches conference success; Robert Scott sends out a note in a bottle; Audience baffled and bored by "Endgame"; Hockey team makes strong showing despite loss; MSVU Society information; Mount basketball team wins 71-57 over C.C.B.

This newsletter contains information on the near-completion of the E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre, a grant received by the Mount for a caregiver project, healthy eating patterns emphasized by nutritionist Hilary Manning, a 'Closing the Gap' speech given by science writer Michael Keating, open campus days for high school students, and an 'Of Interest' section on the Women's Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF), a workshop on LISREL (a computer software program) by the Survey Centre of the Gorsebrook Institute at Saint Mary's University, and a new telephone system adopted by the University of Alberta.

Topics covered include: Student Council; Elections; Non-Resident Students; Frank Biazley; Student Involvement Committee (SIC); Calssifieds; Frank Hiscock; Continuing Education Department; Alan Rimmer; University Women's Club; Steve McGregor; Don Shipton; The Canadian Armed Forces; Theatre; Winter Carnival; Student Union Candidates for President named: Ginny Turner; Lois Hartnett; Lois Brison; Bob Washington; Carol Millet

Topics covered include: Budget increases post secondary funding; Loan program transition seamless according to report; includes The Sicaro (parody)

This newsletter contains information regarding the use of 'Her' and 'His' pronouns as they relate to sexism in language. It also covers the presentation of 'The Relationship Between Theory and Experiment' by Nobel Prize winner Dr. Gerhard Herzberg. There is information on MSVU alumnae Beverley Laidlaw's coursework and teaching career. The newsletter discusses the meeting of The Council of Ministers of Education, Canada (CMEC), who sponsored a conference on post-secondary education. Discussions of the Third Annual International Folk Dance Workshop, a new computer lab, student leadership, and the display of two new exhibits at the Mount are present. There is also a referendum following the students' financial support of Project One: Futures for Women and information on the value of credit cards in everyday life.

This newsletter contains information on a book titled 'Finding Our own way: Teachers Exploring Their Assumptions,' a Capital Campaign Bulletin regarding infrastructure projects on campus, an advertisement to Beat the Lineup for course registration, two exhibitions at the Art Gallery, and a discussion of the annual Daffodil Sale. There is an 'Of Interest' Section detailing closures, as well as lectures and the Northern Bursary Program. The newsletter also includes sections on a conference on early intervention, awards won by Mount students, and the creation of a softball team.

Topics covered include: Mary Jane Leslie; Editor's Note; Jeremy Nielson; Message from the President; Techology Upgrades New for September 2009; Darrell MacLean; News from the Library; Sheldon Miller; Welcome Mount Students; Career Planning Services; Lindy Herrington; Shinerama; Dear Mount Community; Todd Hoffman; What Really Grinds My Gears; Michael Silixa; You Are What You Read; Conor Meade; An Open Letter to Every Girl I've Ever Dated;

Topics covered include: Campus security, sexual assault on campus; University community show; Multiple Sclerosis societies; Women at the Mount; Entertainment options; Poetry; Amateur Night; Jesus Christ Superstar; The Blushing Brides; Mason Chapman album; Christmas Exam schedule

Topics covered include: Faculty evaluations; The Mount Commemorates the Montreal Massacre; National Communications Department Doane Raymond; Amalgamation of Halifax, Halifax County, Dartmouth and Bedford; Ram P. Seth - Mount to Lose Valued Professor; Halifax Student Leaders Worried About Rationalization Proposal; "Common Sense" Could Cost Ontario Students a Fortune; The National Graduate Register Comes to the Mount; Women and Violence; Week of Reflection; Ecole Polytechinique; December 6, 1989; Remembering Single Moms; My sister is being stalked; Subliminal Hate; Madonna; Smashing Pumpkins; Mystics in Top Spot for Basketball; Halifax Mooseheads "Haul" the Crowds; Student Leadership Workshop A Success; Basketball Teams Give Us Something To Cheer About