Topics covered include: Federal Budget Tough on Students; Mount Part of Green Tour; Women Centre Receives Rape Threats; Students Summer Job Prospects Lessen; Catherine Doucette - Mount Student Receives Scholarship; Child Study Program Expands; Corey Beals, Troy Locke, Marco Tejeda - Pepsi Athletes of the Week; Basketball - Women Place Second; Basketball - Men Lose Two; Mount students conquer Vincent Hill; Tai Chi

Topics covered include: Professor Evaluation; Peace initiative; Campus security; Alumnae Award; Excellence in Small Business Program (MESBP); Career Week; UBC hunger striker; Ministry of Youth; Student funding; Vietnamese students' participation; Hawaiian party; The Sea Horse (play); Winter jogging; Feminist revoultion on celluloid

Topics covered include: Smarties (parody); Fish (parody); Mount annual fundraiser (parody); Student Union (parody); Parking at the Mount (parody)

Topics covered include: Proposed communication centre on MSVU campus; Distance University Education via Television; Dalhousie strike; Dr. Joyce Beare-Rogers; Ethiopia; Bruce Curtis Justice Vigil; Vinnie's; Seton Academic Centre; USSR; Public Relations Society Toronto trip; Views on feminism; Cuban art at MSVU gallery

Topics covered include: Royal Commission on Post Secondary Education; Defective sprinkler in Picaro and Bookstore; Co-op Education; Terry Fox Run; Canadian Federation of Students; College Textbooks; Coral Islands; Bulimia; Art Gallery; Booze Cruise and Social Events; Halifax Independent Theatre; Pam Marsh; Importance of Exercise

Topics covered include: Graduation; Corner Store; Weedless Wednesdays; Metro Transit university student pass proposal; Royal Commission on Post-Secondary Education; Student Unions of Nova Scotia (SUNS); University of Winnipeg security; Summer job budget; Wentworth Hostel

This newsletter contains information on the Mount's women's and men's basketball teams, Mount bookstore manager Jean MacKay's 'interesting' introduction to the Mount, a call for nominations for the Dean of Humanities and Sciences, and an 'Of Interest' section detailing transport to and from the university, Christmas cards available, an inservice day for the Nova Scotia Association of Science Teachers in Halifax, and increasing the profile of the Seton Cantata Choir. The newsletter contains sections on pre-school opportunities as compared by Commonwealth student Darlene Beazer, the PR (Public Relations) department's celebration of Edward L. Bernays's 97th birthday (he was 'the father of modern public relations'), and a sidebar titled 'At Christmas' with prayers and poetry offering peace and power in the world. There is information on student and faculty awards, conferences, publications, and presentations, a limerick contest, new building excavation, carrying the 'torch' in the Olympic relay, and Almanacs on sale at the development office. The newsletter concludes with sections on Amnesty International's concern over immigration and refugee legislation, as well as an advertisement highlighting Santa Claus's visit to the Mount Campus for children.

Topics covered include: Student Council; Geri Gaskin; Donna Breen; Elizabeth MacKinnon; Boarder's Council; Basketball; the University of Saskatchewan; Theatre Productions; Sharon Millie; Winter Weekend Cohort Named: Christine Bennett; Sharon Gakell; Linda MacLellan, Pat Sullivan; Patricia Burke; Diana Biskaps; Dawna Brown; Dianna Geddes; Sylvia DeCoste; Lois Ross; Pat Lewis; Joan O'Hara

Topics covered include: Mount students still haven't received health cards; Arabic community calls Hollywood's The Siege racist; Mount security to set up emergency intercom in Birches; MSVU came ninth in this year's Maclean's survey; Students feel election results mean change for Bermuda; Critics blast market-driven mandate of new U of T bio-tech program; University of Regina considers police studies program; Acadia University profs call for president's resignation; Halifax Explosion; Breathing as stress relief; Week of reflection - December 6 Montreal massacre; Lack of queer group at Mount; The Waterboy (film); Bruce Guthro; Alanis Morrisette

Featured teams include women's volleyball, women's basketball, men's basketball, women's soccer, and men's soccer. Individual awards also included.