Topics covered include: Rhonda Coleman - Student Union Vice-President; Education Day; Black ribbons; Profs shop for cheaper books; University Governance Committee - Too much money in pension fund; Mount Wins "Willie Wonka Award"; MSVU affiliated with Scotiabank; Pearleen Oliver; Reflections of a Black student; Bob Marley; The Gay Lesbian and Bisexual Youth Project; Star Wars (film); Mackeel at Vinnie's; Kaeja d'Dance; New Job Hunting Tool Comes to the Mount; Men's Basketball - Mystics go to 14-0; Volleyball Championships at MSVU; International Women's Week 1997

Topics covered include: Residence Committee; Student Council; Student Union; Volleyball; Photopool; Bus Service; Books; Exam Schedule; Art Gallery; University of Waterloo; Literary; Proposal; National Union of Students (NUS); Economics Department; Budget; Arts Weekend

Topics covered include: Dr. Janice Keefe receiving the Novartis Pharma Prize; Breast Cancer Awareness Week; Alex Keenan; Sharing in Halifax; FreeCycling; Mary Brinen; No Study Carrels for Undergrads; Jane McCormack; Resource For All; Tokozani Zaza; Miseducation; Fair Treatment at the Mount VP academic explains FT policy; Shalen Hutchings; VOTE! Executive Vice President urges student .to get involved in the governing of the SRC; Frosh Week at a Glance; Music and film review; Josh Ginsberg; Sex Offender Arrested; Bangulanyi Ntaisi; Mount Student Scoops One Minute Film Award; Harvest Time in Halifax;

This newsletter contains information on Dr. Pauline Webb's difficulty of choosing a career path as a student, Pauline Webb as a candidate for an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree, Antonine Maillet's achievements (in French), a discussion of Canadian heritage by Antonine Maillet, photographs of graduates, Sister Sheilagh Martin as a winner of the Alumnae Award for Teaching Excellence, challenges for Mount graduates, and the extraordinary academic achievements of graduates at the Mount. The newsletter concludes with sections on a valedictorian statement by Deborah Lynne Campbell and convocation notes on award winners.

Topics covered include: Assumption: Nine Percent Tuition Increase; Broken Hearts for Education; CFS Takes Credit for Non-Victory; Student Employment funding; Mount Director Headed for Commonwealth Conference - Dr. Deborah Poff; Student Loans; Dave Wynn, Ancel Langille, Lynne Isenor - Student Union Presidential Candidates; Student Union elections; Student Union Parent Care Lounge; Mens Basketball Team Wins Provincial Championships

Topics covered include: Student Union; Course Evaluation; Nancy Stewart; Dalhousie Department of Education; the Alternative Arrangements in Education Conference; Winter Carnival; Debt; Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE); Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT); Transportation; Class Cancellation; Food Committee; MSVU Student Election Candidates named: Linditia Stanbury; Shirley Boron; Susan Pitman;Anne Derrick; Anne Higgins; Jose Templett; Barbara May; Anne McFetridge; Joanna McGinn; Perspectives on Women; Status of Women; History Department; Theatre; Nova Scotia Zone of the Canadian Ski Association; Art Gallery; Canadian Indian Painting; Music; Business Society; Classifieds

Topics covered include: Shopping for textbooks; University teachers and students demand increased federal funding; Millennium scholarships; Study questions the accountability of Nova Scotia's post-secondary institutions; A face lift for the pub; Shinerama Campaign; Political studies prof shines at the Mount: Dr. Michael MacMillan finalist for prestigious award; A vision for the future of Mount Saint Vincent University - ·Blueprint 2000; Man on the Moon (film); Ashley MacIsaac (singer); Fantasia 2000 (film); Canadian teams fail at Pan-Am chess championships

Topics covered include: Enrollment; Student Union of Nova Scotia (SUNS); Winter Carnival; Strike; Quebec; Social-Athletic Complex; Dal-Mount Special; Yearbook; Student Union; Pub; MSVU Students' Store; Acadia University; Dalhousie Student Union; Continuing and Part-Time University Students (CAPUS); Events; Art Gallery; New Brunswick; Student Aid; Housing Department; Public Relations Department; the Bookstore; Cafeteria; Big Brothers/Big Sisters Week; Volunteering; Dr. Ruth Little; Home Economics Society; Sex; Residence; French Department; National Union of Students (NUS); Venereal Diseases; Volleyball; Literary; International Association For Students of Economics and Commerce (AIESEC); Future Secretaries Association (FSA); Food; Newspapers; Margaret Atwood; Lion's Head Tavern and Grill