This newsletter contains information on a Conference on Women, Art and Politics, President Naomi Hersom's reception of an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from McGill University, a Board of Governors meeting update, a Scholars Assembly at the Mount, Mount closures for Remembrance Day, and an 'On the Move' section detailing publications, professional development, discussions, and travel of Mount faculty. There is information on the Mount's women's soccer team victories, Unicef Christmas cards and gifts available, and an 'Of Interest' section discussing a series of Job Finding Clubs for Older Workers, Environment Canada's contribution program, reminders from the registrar's office to students, and Dr. Janina Konczacki's discussion of 'Eroticism: a Hidden Element in Victorian Dress.'

Topics covered include: Tutition Increase; Student Union; Foreign Students; Home Economics Society; Registrar Department; Art Gallery; A Woman's Place; Michael Ondaatje; John Anthony; Chaplaincy Office; Film; Canadian Student Pugwash Conference; Boycott; Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; El Salvador; McGill Daily; Canadian Manufacturers Association; Exam Schedule; Police Brutality; Mick Chong; Equality; Women's March; Volleyball; Athletics Department; MSVU staff named: Ellen Foster; Mary Lou LeRoy; Mike Edwards; Dr.Carol Hill; Brian Denison; Dawn Burstall; Entertainment Events

Topics covered include: Canada Employment Centre at the Mount; Women's safety; AIDS and Human Rights; Linda Frum; Conservative policies in Canada; Metro Food Bank Drive; Discussion for Mount PR graduate program; National Week of Reflection; First Annual Science Conference; Highlander 2 (film); Beauty and the Beast (film); English Society Reading of Original Work; Defending NSCAA Women's Champions Take Conference Lead; Shelley Snair and Mark Forward - Pepsi Athletes of the Week; Mount Returns From Soccer Nationals in Sixth Place; Men's B-Ball Off to 3-0 Start

Topics covered include: Negar Sakhai; It's A Cold Winter Wonderland; The Issue of Homelessness; In Memory of a Local Peace Activist; Robab Haghpanh; National Food Conference Aims to Build Food Sovereignty; Adrienne Silnicki; People's Assembly on Climate Justice Takes Place in Halifax; Mellissa Russwurm; Paq'tnkek Mi'Kmaq Community: Made By Their Own Hands; Team Possible!; GULU Walk in Halifax; Tent City Comes to Halifax; World Suicide Prevention Day; Corina Walsh; Portfolios, Important Tools for Students; Shannon Ashton; TMJ Dysfunction and Treatment; Art Gallery; Beneath the Surface; Brandy Michaels; Hooray for Brandywood

Topics covered include: Tuition; Residence; Pub; Student Council; Martial Arts; Art Gallery; Dr; Margaret Fulton; Nestle; Plaza Europa; Canadian Council; Health Issues; Continuin Education Department; the Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women; Student Store; Security; Mike Edwards; Summer Jobs; Europe; Elections; Student Union; French Club; Cigarettes; Unemployment; People's Commission; Nova Scotia Art Gallery; Baptist Cove Baptist Church; Sports; Canadian-American Bowl; Student Loans; Mount Allison University; Moe Koffman; the Piccadilly; the Trio del Mar; Atlantic Drama Festival; Rosaria Residence; Picaro

Topics covered include: Student Council; Male Residences; Larry Shaffer; Student Union; Budget; Committee for Academic Affairs; Exam Policy; the Flamingo; Transportation; Travel; Daycare; Social Athletic Complex; Building Committee; Rosaria Residence; Art Gallery; Employment; Music;Student's International Meditation Society; Theatre; Canadian Manpower Center; Sports; Graduation photos; Arts Weekend