Topics covered include: Student Union; Protest; Student Union of Nova Scotia (SUNS); the Continuing and Part-time University Students (CAPUS); Pub; Residence; Sexism; NAtional Union of Students (NUS); Universite de Moncton; MSVU Students' Store; Events; Co-operative Education; the Bookstore; MSVU student's listed: Karel Ripley; Andy Willis; Frank Phillipo; Cynthia Boone; Penny Neal; Laura Cook; Lorraine Seward; Paul McNair;Exam Schedule; Nuclear Energy; Food; Sports; Field Hockey; Athletic Programs; Literary; Art Gallery; Entertainment

Topic covered: Student Council Executive Election Results

Topics covered include: Major-Minor Program; Summer Employment; Lloyd Dennis; Student Council; Pat Whitman; History Department; Catherine Peaslee; the Nova Scotia Young Liberal Association; Student Union; Council of Students; Neptune Theatre; Mary Clancy; Dramatic Society; the Canadian Association of University Teachers; Basketball; Registrar; T.J. Hartley; Scholarships; Business and French Departments

Topics covered include: Student Union International Student Representative Eligibility Issues; SUNS deputy chair; Canadian Organization Part-Time University Students (COPUS); Versa Pumpkin Carving Contest; Women's Conference; Marillac residence; CKDU; Stress impact on body; International Youth for Peace and Justice Tour; Condoms on campus debate; Canada II (boat); Hallowe'en; Mardi Gras; MSVU cross country women's team; Kathy Naugler - Player of the Week; Women's soccer team provincial champions; Kurt Vonnegut at Dalhousie; The Color of Money (film); Alcohol Awareness Week

Topics covered include: Robbery suspect talks about why security banned him from campus; Enlightening blackness: A panel of African-Canadian students discuss their experience at the Mount; Student Union elections; 12 entrepreneurs graduate from program at Centre for Women in Business; Biblical amounts of water and no Moses in sight - Birch five suffers through water crisis; MUN takes engineers to court; APEC protesters may have to cover Ottawa's legal tab; Quebec women's group organizes Y2K march to take on the world; Gorillas in the midst - Playboy drew an interesting crowd at Dal; Chapters grad opening at Mic Mac Mall; 19th Annual Atlantic Undergraduate English Conference; Caritas Day; Tale of two cities - Halifax and Dartmouth; Wide Mouth Mason (band); Networking; Mystics and Mounties are champs: Highlights of the ACAA championships; Mount basketball program boasts all local talent; Women's basketball team misses play-offs;

This newsletter contains information on the Canadian Women's Studies Association, issues of enrolment leading to crowded spaces on campus, senate condemnation of arrests in Poland, and a public lecture given by historian Dr. Frank O'Gorman, senior lecturer in History at the University of Manchester. It also contains sections on the DUET program (a distance learning program at MSVU), alumnae visiting the campus, budget counselling for consumers, and grants for foreign artists. Information on Hallowe'en events, a London Theatre Trip, and faculty research and publications is also present.

This newsletter contains information on a $10 million capital campaign launched by the Mount, a visitation to the Mount by Governor General Sauvé, new exhibits and project grants at the Art Gallery, information about a potential Faculty Association strike, and a letter to the editor regarding the issue of a lack of NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council) grants awarded to Mount students.

Topics covered include: Pornography debate; Student's Union of Nova Scotia; Royal Commission On Post-Secondary Education; Ecology Action Center; Big Brothers-Big Sisters; Job Interviews; Women's Safety and Voyeurism on Campuses; Prostitution; Nazism in Canada; Co-operative Education; George Orwell's Nineteen-Eighty Four; Bill C-157; McDonald Commission; Nostalgia Night; AIDS research; Wellness; Women's Basketball; Small College Conference Provincial Championship; M.S.V.U. Volleyball Mystics

This newsletter contains information on the creation of the Proclamation of 1988 Charter for the Mount, recipients of the Presidential Scholars Award, Department chairs and subject representatives, and continued development of the E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre. There are sections on women and the economy, Dr. Hersom honoured by McGill University, and new additions to Mount faculty and staff. The newsletter contains an advertisement for the Terry Fox Run, as well as a new home for the Life Planning and Learning Centre.