This newsletter contains information on a new Dean for the Humanities and Sciences, the approval for the 1988-1989 operating budget, Notes from the Board, New acquisition funds for the library, and the retirement of four well-known members of the Mount community. The newsletter also contains sections on construction projects on campus, as well as grants and fellowships available for researchers.

Topics covered include: Little Publicity for S. U. Positions; Student Union Holds General Elections; Parr-Johnston to UNB - Consultative Search Process for New Mount President; Graffiti on Campus; University Applications Down in Ontario; U.S Wants Less Canadian Medical Students; Tobacco Advertisements Targets Minors; International Women's Week; Stress; Harassment; Mr. Wrong (film); Ballet; Amanda Marshall (singer); Men's Basketball Claims ACAA Championship; MSVU Badminton - doubles to Nationals; Pepsi Athletes of the Month - Pam McCulloch, Mark Clarke

Topics covered include: MSVU Has Record Turn-out for February 7th Day of Action; Lloyd Nash; What Really Grinds My Gears; Anna Suutarla; Education is a Right; Scott MacDonald; Nation Day of Action -- A Perspective From the Mount; Krissy Arbuckle; Education Minister: Student Debt a Lifestyle Choice; Jennifer Jackson; It's Black History Month?; Massive Study to be Launched Among Maritime University Students; Harold Rennie; Who Was Vincent Anyway; Why Does it Matter?; Ashley Gallant; Growing Through the Decades; Delinda Trudel; Understanding Learning Disabilities on Campus; Shani Pearson; Recognizing Student Leadershop--$500 Award; Allison Saunders; Talking with the President: MSVU's Strategic Plan; Jane McCormack; Fancy Something Different? Kerri Manning; Confessions of a Counselor; Amber Daley; East Coast Music Awards Entertain Halifax; Justin Haley; A Night at the Oscars; Burno Perron; Students Say Funk Tuition Fees with a Night at Campus Pub; Leslie Earle; It's Time for Wish Day 1990; Lisa Harrietha and Meghan Witzaney; Kids Carnival Not Just for Kids; Stu Caldwell; Elections in March, Get Involved; Frigate Pub Hosts Local Comedy Troupe Picnicface; Jeff Devillier; The Random Review: TV Dinners; Recipe: Chinese Shrimp; Liam MacDonald; Spotlight on Liam MacDonald; Tara MacPhee; Mount Varsity Sports; Spotless Record and Team Players

Topics covered include: MSVU receives research grants and contracts; On campus news; Welcome from student union president; President Fulton welcomes students; New academic vice president appointed; Student contributions; Orientation week activities; Its and bits; Students vs U.S. corporations; Frosh wash; Capus; Mount counselling services available; At the art gallery; A little info on the book store; Berbick leaves, Halifax loses; Athletic report; Sports shorts; MSVU recap.

Topics covered include: Student Union constitution; Student Union elections and candidates; Childcare; National Student Day; Mike Woods at Vinnie's

Topics covered include: Male visitor to residence policy; MSVU to become smoke free campus May 1st; MSVU student transit and Dal-Mount shuttle; The Names Project (AIDS); Homophobia in Montreal bar; Africville; "Fat Man and Little Boy" (film); Dieting; Mount Alpines; Mount Saint Vincent University women's soccer team - fourth consecutive Nova Scotia College Conference Women's Soccer title; MSVU to Host Women's Basketball

Topics covered include: The Motherhouse; Bomb threat shakes up Evaristus Hall; Maclean's survey; MSVU expected to weather Y2K; "Women in Technology"; The history of our time: The rise and fall of the Iron Curtain; Teacher evaluations at Bishops; Police rough up Concordia students; Quebec - Students hit the streets to protest cuts; Florida Governor orders end of race in college admissions; Ad agency decides not to sue students; Halifax Explosion; December 6, 1989; An interview with Dr. Della Stanley; Getting to the heart of Susan Aglukark; Great Big Sea coming to Halifax; Tom Jackson's Huron Carole rolls through Halifax; New and exciting things await Signal Hill; The Soccer Mystics of 1999; ACAA Results;

Topics covered include: Darrell MacLean; News from the Library; Mount SIFE News!; Speaker Series: Start a Conversation; Your Fees Sponsor Student Refugees at the Mount; English Society News; Chinese New Year Celebration and Dinner at Vinnie's Pub; Geoff Solomon; "That's What She Said" Etiquette; Katelyn A. Young; Helping A Nation in Need Haiti; Mike MacKenzie; Summer Job Searching Heats Up; Corina Walsh; How Will You Celebrate Adult Learners' Week 2010?; Matt DeCourcey; Mount SIFE - Active in the Community; New Year's Resolution Roller Coaster; Lauren Wiseman; The Mount's Olympic Connection; Mr. Mount: A Letter from Aida; What Really Grinds My Gears

Topics covered include: Darrell MacLean; News from the Library; Jeremy Neilson; Prayer Room Opening; The Mount Celebrates International Education Week - November 10-20th; Mary Jane Leslie; Alexander Keith's Birthday Bash!; Tips to Get Through Mid-Term Season; Information about H1Na (Human Swine Influenza) Vaccine; Elgato; Suicide Man; Varsity (sports) Information; What Really Grinds My Gears

Topics covered include: Child Development Program; Male Votes; Student Council; Yearbook; Canadian University Press; Pauline Vaughn; Winter; Christmas; Arts Weekend; Consumer Concerns; Poetry; Sports; Music; Movies; Exam Guidelines; Student Affairs; Dalhousie Art Gallery; Classifieds; Transportation; Christmas Service; Protection for Women; Course Evaluation