Topics covered include: Canada an accomplice to South Africa injustice; TV lounge locked, residents responsible for damages; Marriage fee to aid battered women; Senior class planning for the big week; Arms race the fault of it's macho image; Business is Canada's fastest growing spectator sport, Peter C. Newman; UBC lays of 46, 45 of them women; Carnival: Still within budget now that the bills are in; Lots of trust; Food for though; If Mount is not culturally deprived, then help us improve it; Life is different in boarding school; Sports comment making a killing; Sports puzzler; What's new in history; You me and child study; Why are these women such a valuable Canadian resource; Godspell being shown again; Kreskin coming to Cohn; Big band sounds return.

Topics covered include: Student Store; Student Council; Royal Bank of Canada; End Game Beckett

Topics covered include: Booze fight brewing; Harrison juggles Council; Future Mount students scan campus grounds; Tobin pressures Ottawa to increase student aid; Making career choices; Student Union Awareness Week; GST rebate does little to help students; Loan default problem may effect university funding rates; Looking Back: Two veterans reflect on the trials of war; Sheila Brown - A new president, a new philosophy; Resource Office helping students; And Then There Were None (play); Romeo & Juliet (film); Mary Stuart at the Mount; Mystic champs; Dave Brien - Mount student

Topics covered include: Niki Toomey; MSVU Crosswalk Instructions; Brenda Hattie; Mount Allies Welcome Social; Ashley Dawe; From the Editor; Lloyd Nash; Welcome From Your Students' Union President; Allison MacNeil; Frosh Survival Guides; One Student Shares Her Insights on Making Friends, Mastering the Hill, and Opening Doors On and Off Campus; Meaghan O'Hara; Rally and Vigil in Halifax Perfectly Timed With 16th International AIDS Conference in Toronto; Ryan Quinn; A Balancing Act; Working Full or Part Time While at. School is Sometimes Unavoidable, But There are Ways to Soften the Blow; Allanah McCormack; A Welcome to Our New International Students; Jane MacCormack; New and Improved Food Resource and Diversity Centres; Why You Should Read Comics: Yes You; Important Dates From the Registrar's Office

Topics covered include: Coup D'etat; Jargon Staff Information; Tarun Treon; Relations, Where Do You Think This One's Going?; Afton Doubleday; Rough Beginnings; Matt McNeil; First Degree Merger; Chris Spencer; Talks Break Down; Lauren Hopkins; Where Are the Boys At?; Matt Curie; I Need to Vent!; Matt Mansfield; Jumping Ship; Nigel Wickworth; Conrad Black or is it Comrade Black!; Mark Fultz; Tuition Crisis; Remembering an Interview with Sandra Bornemann; Chris Vyse; Canadian Issue with Human Rights; Andre Cain; Nova Scotia Hockey; Shaun MacMullin; Fear of the Mullet; Scott MacDonald; Neo-Conservative Hitler Love Child; Liam Gosset; Couch Surfting 1101;Lauren Oostveen; How to...; Heather MacDonald; Go Ahead...Do Something!; Darren P. Connell; Lion King Just Doesn't Roar; Movie and Music Review; Robert Broderick; Julia Feltham; Get Your Jollies; Raehel Dodds; Lube it up, Baby!; Poetry; Lauren Oostveen; Tim Liboiron; Eric MacBride;

Topics covered include: Lois Dyer Mann, vice-president, administration of MSVU; Tuition increase likely; New Student Council elected; New Science Centre opens; Gloria Steinem at the Rebecca Cohn; Council Shies From Young New Democrats; 30 Hour Famine; International students; homesickness; Fighting Racism; Cannibalism; Waco standoff; David Koresh; Men's badminton; Women's volleyball at Nationals; World Figure Skating Championships; Corey Beals, Mount student, bodybuilding

This newsletter contains information on an emotional discussion about pornography, the Mount's establishment of the first Chair of Women's Studies in Canada which awarded the Mount $500,000, a five kilometer 'For the Run of It' event, and a consumer workshop. There are also sections on public displays of alumnae talent as part of International Women's Week, the Share Lent organization for helping those in poorer countries, and the types of technology available for participating in DUET (Distance University Education via Television). The newsletter also discusses a CAPUS meeting and activities undertaken by faculty and staff, such as publications, panels, and conferences.

Topics covered include: SU approves wrong budget; Quebec Premier Lucien Bouchard; Mount students to plunge in November waters; PR co-op -admission to become tighter; Canada eases environmental rules to sell nuclear reactors; The Christmas spirit; Student Unions of Nova Scotia - Upcoming meeting an educational experience; December 6 Montreal massacre; Jingle All the Way (film); Mel Gibson; Mount Saint Vincent University Speech and Drama Department presentation, called "The Compleat Works of Wilm Shkspr (abridged); Men's Basketball in First Place; Mystics Roll Over Titans; Women's Volleyball begin quest for title; Are You Stress Resistant?