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

Topics covered include: Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnson, new MSVU president; Dalhousie Hit By Rotating Strikes; Science - Labs in Dire Need of Equipment; Roots Against War (RAW); Co-Op Enrollment Up; Universities Encouraged to Specialize; Co-Op Society to Return; Protests at Western; Religious Tradition Still Evident at the Mount; University of Toronto Christian fellowship debate on homosexuality; Campus Ministry Here to Help the Students; Skiing and Snow; Mount to Host High School Tourney; Edward Scissorhands (film); Bonfire of the Vanities (film)

This newsletter contains information on the fall Convocation of 1991, a report on the health of Canadian universities by Dr. Stuart Smith, a debate between university presidents and Dr. Stuart Smith on his findings, a remark on the incomplete list of new faculty members in the October 1991 issue of Campus Connection, alumnae memorabilia in the library, and an 'On the Move' section discussing awards and elections of Mount faculty and students. The newsletter discusses the 50s sock hop event, the Nova Scotia-new England exchange program, the celebration of Science and Tech Week, and an address by Mount president Elizabeth Parr-Johnston on the importance of community. There is information on valedictorian speeches, Maclean's Magazine's profiling of Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnston, the scheduling of Math Placements Tests, an advertisement for the second annual Christmas dinner/dance for employees, and an advertisement for the fourth annual Community and Alumnae Memorial Service. There is an 'Of Interest' section on selling cheese for the holidays, Campus Watch registration forms, discussion panels on cutbacks, and the Scholars Reception. The newsletter also discusses the fourth year for the teachers' summer institute, the fall fitness program, Art Gallery news, and pedestrian safety measures. The newsletter concludes with sections on recycling, an 'Active Living: Health and fitness for the 90s' section on cross training, and a 'Coming up' section on films and discussion groups at the Mount.

Topics covered include: S.U. Elections - Sheri Moore elected S.U. President; Andrew Clattenburg disqualified; Polls Close, Candidate Axed; UPEI - CFS referendum overturned for voting violations; Alumni Donations Go Sky High!; New Awards Recognize Students; Acadia bomb scare forces evacuation; Café Chianti; Halifax Transit; March is Nutrition Month; The History of St. Patrick's Day; The Watchman (band); Muppet Treasure Island (film); Mystic's Men Basketball Team Fall Short at Nationals; Mystic Women's Basketball Season Cut Short; Mystics Badminton Narrowly Miss Medal Round

Topics covered include: Male visitors to residences; Professor Nancy Gilbert & nutrition students; Cottage Meals program; Student health plan issues; Dalhousie professors on strike; Montreal student strike; Eric Smith talk cancelled; Mount Association of Non-traditional University Students Centre; Co-operative Education Society; Federal election and post-secondary education; Free trade; Exam schedule; Africville exhibit and Mount Art Gallery