Topics covered include: Student Council; Canadian Festival Committee; Student Union; Family Planning Centre; Cultural Affairs Committee (CAC); Awards Day; Food Committee; Contact Canada; MSVU students named: Rose Carter; Rustum Southwell; High School; Association of Student Councils; Board of Governors; Florence Wall; Jean E. Haché; Film Festival; Election Results; Richard Brautigan; Music; Theatre

Topics covered include: Student Council; Elections; Atlantic Child Guidance Centre; A Woman's Place; Art Gallery; Continuing Education Department; English Department; Canadian Federation of Students (CFS); International Women's Day; National Union of Students (NUS); British Columbia Student;s Federation (BCSF); University Funding; Saskatchewan Federation of Students; Quebce; Bursary; Art Gallery; Lori Thicke; Rape; Gender Equality; Open Week; John Abbott College; England; Entertainment; Neptune Theatre; Sports; Picaro

Topics covered include: Social-Athletic Complex; Elections; Michelle Gallant; Anthropology Club; Student Council; Brian Dension; Enrollment; Atlantic Regional Canadian University Press (ARCUP); Canadian Public Relations Society; Rape; Women's Movement; Discrimination; Sex; Classifieds; Atlantic Federation of Students (AFS); Referendum; Dalhousie Student Union; Dr. E. Margaret Fulton; President Installation; Dalhousie; Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT); Henry Cooper; North Branch Library; Dalhousie Film Theatre; Rosemary Bauchman; Continuing Education Department; Literary; Sports; University Enrollment; Musical; Canadian Undergraduate Physics Association; Bruce Cockburn; the Budworm Show; Pest-aside Players; Plays; Entertainment

Topics covered include: Student Union; Elections Committee; Candidates listed: Bob Crozier; Diane Wright; Elspeth Maclean; Brian Denison; Paula Wedge

This newsletter contains information on the success of the Mount's energy conservation practices, the appointment of Marg Muise as the new Mount co-ordinator, workshops available in March and April, and Mary' Daly's 'intergalactic' visit to the Mount. There is an 'On the Move' section detailing Dr. Marguerite Andersen's visit to the University of new Brunswick, Dr. Patricia Canning's presentation titled 'Improving the Quality of Care: A Caribbean Experience,' and Dr. Allan Neilsen's and Lorri Neilsen's parts in editing an issue of Reading-Canada-Lecture (R-C-L). There is also an 'Of Interest' section discussing grants offered by the Standards Council of Canada, a non-credit photography program at the Mount, a drama workshop for improvisational theatre, conferences, meals, AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) programs, and Campus Ministry services. The newsletter concludes with a 'Campus Calendar' with events from March 7 to March 22.

Topics covered include: Student Council; French program; Teleconferencing; Air Quality in Seton; Rape; Women's Issues; Equality and discrimination; Idi Amin; Klaus Barbie; Caribbean Society; Dr. Olga Broomfield; Accessibility; Unemployment; Graduation; Student Loans; Travelling; Trivial Pursuit; David Bowie

Featured teams include women's basketball, men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer, co-ed badminton.

Topics covered include: Whiteout '95 MSVU Winter Carnival; Sister Martha Westwater - retired English professor; Perennial Parking Problem; Student Debt; Myths About Education; Canadian Federation of Students; NS Students United in Strike; Lloyd Axworthy's Improving Social Security in Canada; Legends of the Fall (film); Mystic Women's Volleyball in First; Booster Night Set for Feb 1

Topics covered include: Global Capitalist System; David Millwood; Trading; Grant Maxwell; General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT); United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD); Coffee; Income Inequality