Topics covered include: Vinnie's Food Service; Student Union to Conduct Polls; More Groans about N.S. Loans; The Picaro in Cyberspace; Beating the E-mailing Name Game; CASA Launches National Campaign for Student Representation; Where to get cheap food in Halifax; Where to Relax on Campus; Your Student Union Executive: Who Are They and What Do They Do?; Wendy Lands: A New Spin on an Old Album; Kim Stockwood returns to where it all started, Vinnie's; Friday Night Fun at Vinnie's; Frosh Week a Big Success; Larry Gowan packs pub; No Scents is Good Sense; Soccer Team Set to Go

Topics covered include: Male Students; Campus Police; Sister Catherine Wallace; Student Council; Continuing Education and Summer School; English Department; Sex Discrimination; Chaplaincy House; Classifieds; Elections; Mary Casey; Music; Sports; Octoberfest

Topics covered include: Bedford Highway crosswalk; Stewart McInnis - Minister of public works and housing and MP for Halifax; Free trade; Student discount bus passes; Communications centre construction; Exam scheduling; Home economics; Christmas Craft Market; Gay and lesbian parents; Atlantic Bowl championship; Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia; Nicaragua; Peddler's Pub; Barometer Rising (play); Halifax Explosion

Topics covered include: Strike by MSVU Faculty Association; Margie O'Brien - Faculty Association President; Academic options for students due to strike; "Cans for Care" - Hope Cottage fundraising drive; Mount Association of Non-traditional University Students (MANUS) Centre; Student Union election results; Cheryl Mackenzie Student Union President-elect; Sexual Assault; Daycare; Neptune Theatre

This is the first publication of "Insight." This issue contains: "The care and feeding of Bucky" by David Roe which details the visit of guest lecturer Buckminster Fuller, the 50th anniversary of the Alumnae Association, opinion pieces about MSVU Faculty Association and how to achieve better teaching quality, calendar of events for January and February 1972, the new MSVU symbol, photo of the Motherhouse fire of 1951, summary of 1970/1971 school year, student union president report, opening of Seton Academic Center, and the study of the status of women in Canada.

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