This newsletter contains information on 10,000 names of Canadian women as national treasures, a tour given to members of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council at the Mount, lack of travel funding leading to barriers in research, public relations students visiting New York, and films to be presented on campus. There are also sections on changing the meaning of the term 'productivity' in the workplace, a biography of Lawrence J. (Larry) Hayes, and faculty publications, judges, education, and appointments to the Halifax City Task Force. There is information on study skills, a sing along event with the Seton Cantata, knowledge in action as it relates to students, and six public lectures by Professor Berit Ås. There are also sections on grants available, a conference on drugs, public relations involvement in a city-sponsored employment project, and a 'This and That' section on arts students elections to be the president of the Alumnae Association of Part-Time University Students and training offered by the Soroptimist Foundation of Canada.

Topics covered include: Atlantic Federation of Student (AFS); Strike; Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE); Student Council; Elections; Student Union; Dr. Margaret Fulton; Unemployment Insurance; Maternity; Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT); Fashion Show; Rosaria Cafeteria; Alumnae Association; Sex Hormones; Student Store; Bursary; Rape; Marijuana; Nestle Cooperation; Maritime; Security; Beer; History Society; Canadian Unity; Classifieds; Literary; Holiday Inn; Basketball; Atlantic Region of Canadian University Press (ARCUP); Lethbridge Community College; Film; Drama; Roger Whittacker; Arts Department

Topics covered include: Student Council; Senate student representation; Senate referendum; Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada; AFSC; Mary Clancy; Geri Gaskin; Open Residences; Women's Liberation; Joey Smallwood; Poverty, Politics and Profit; Course Unions; MSVU Drama Society; The Theatre; Peace Biafra; Basketball; Volleyball; Windsor University

Topics covered include: February 2nd Day of Action; Students will head to the polls over CFS membership issue; Charity Ball a success; Atlantic universities need more government funding: report; St Fx. - Student arrested for posting threatening messages to website; Staff Profile: Ray McKinnon, security official; All the colors of the Gay Pride Rainbow; The Morality of Fantasy; Hamlet (play); I Mother Earth (band); Conference Standings; Player Profiles - Rob Turnbull, Dennis Wright, Jayson Taker

Topics covered include: Peace and anti-war - Demonstrations across Canada; War in the Persian Gulf; Canadian Raelian Movement; Tax Credits and GST refund cheques; Student Stress; Gulf Crisis / Women's Perspective; No Compassion For AIDS Victims; Basketball - Mount Wins And Loses In Truro, Mount Men Lose To TUNS; Seniors Getting In To Fitness; Hamlet (Zeffirelli film); the 17th Annual University Community Arts, Crafts, Baking, Hobby and Talent Show, February 7 to 17, 1991

Topics covered include: Constitution, an amateur piece of work; general campus event notices; Do you have a hearing problem?; French segments of Sesame Street portray Maritimers as fisherman; Father Ritter known for helping those under 21; Service with VIA a disgrace; Mr. Blair takes a dim view of peace movement; What's in a pub?; Campaign platforms; The options are never closed; Godspell - appealing and colourful; Magic of movie intense; Are highly paid athletes worth it?; Commit yourself to fitness; Status of hockey questioned; You, me and Child Study; Job watch.

This newsletter contains information on a reception held to introduce Dr. Krishna Ahooja-Patel at The Meadows, an AIDS Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) policy approved by the Mount's Board of Governors, additional publications of Dr. Patrick O'Neill's 'A Checklist of Canadian Copyright Deposits in the British Museum 1895-1923,' a party held for international students, and an 'Of Interest' section detailing awards, reports, volunteering, and conferences. There are sections on internal research awards, deadlines for the 16th annual University Community Art, Craft, Baking, Hobby and Talent Show, winter workshops in the Office Automation Centre, and changes to the location of the Modern Languages Department. The newsletter discusses graduation rings, Campus Ministry news, creating a New Year's Resolution, deadlines for graduation, and an 'On the Move' section discussing scholarships, travel, and publications by faculty and students.

Topics covered include: Education funding; Cutbacks; Dalhousie Student Union; Athletics; Birth Control; Acadia University; Summer Sessions; Pierre Trudeau; Elections; Scholarship; Margaret Brown; York University; Fine Arts; the Certified General Accountants Association Atlantic Region; Dalhousie University; Student Store; Exam Schedule; International Women's Day; Women's Movement; Marijuana; Liberal Association; Figure Skating; National Union of Students (NUS); Drama Society; Mary Leroy; Literary; Entertainment

Topics covered include: The Phoenix; Gold V; Judy Reyno; Second Century Week; Scholarship; Sandra MacDonald

Topics covered include: Debate; Peace March; Cape Bretoners; Student Council; Rochdale College; Soviet Union; Maritimes; Film Club; Student Activism; Cape Breton