This newsletter contains information on the success of the 'Beat the Blues Employee Barbeque' event, early course selection beginning at the end of March, call for nominations for the Alumnae-Student Union Leadership Award, a symposium focusing on Canada's judicial system, and an 'Of Interest' section detailing Jewish celebrations, Ukrainian Easter egg painting, the March Break Day Camp, student workers for Convocation, information and assistance for tax payers with U.S. tax liability, applications for resident assistant positions, and publications of the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women. The newsletter also discusses blood donations, a conference on teaching publishing, and a survey highlighting difficulties facing international students.

This newsletter contains information on the Mount's Elizabeth Seton Lectures, goals formulated for the business administration department, participation in the 1989 Speakers' Bureau, Canada Scholars Awards granted, and additional convocation ceremonies approved by the Senate. The newsletter also includes sections on career planning programs offered by Student Services, a March Break Day Camp offered by the athletics/recreation department, and a 'Beat the Blues Employee Barbeque.'

Topics covered include: Student Union elections - Rhonda Coleman elected president of Student Union; Proposed Funding Formula Penalizes Mount; TUNS GLBT group - Dispelling The Myths; Breastfeeding goes before human rights commission; UBCers take President's office to protest tuition hikes; Student sues professor for plagiarism; Student Nutrition Services offers counselling; Tara Hamer - Curling; Tree planting; Vinnie's-goes Gaelic: Lamond s party a hit; Return of the Jedi (film); Men's Basketball - Mystics Threepeat as ACAA Champs!

Topics covered include: Royal Commission's report on Post-Secondary Education; Theft from Student Union; New MSVU President; Life Planning and Learning Centre; National Quit Smoking Week; Milton Cesar Taborda; Bermuda Alumnae; Out of Africa (film); Student union financial statements; Victory (play); Sticking in hockey

Topics covered include: DUET debuts on Atlantic Satellite Network; Patrick Chamberlain; Cruise missile; Technocracy; Women's Information Resource & Referral Service; Project One; Absenteeism on Student Council; Freda Wales Fitness Trail; Mount Computer Centre; Korean Air Line's Flight 007; Trivial Pursuit; Professor Berret Az; Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; Homosexuality; Students without Housing Accommodations; Robert Mugabe; Theatre Nova Scotia

This newsletter contains information on honorary degrees to be conferred at May 8th convocation, 1983 Summer Research Awards, the Alumnae Mentoring Program, awards presented at the Student Union, Athletics and Alumnae Awards Banquet, a World Debating Championship, a biography of alumnae Anne C. (Murphy) Edney, and a Bridge/Card Social held by the Alumnae Association. There are sections on the experiments conducted, travels undertaken, and courses offered by faculty, as well as a brief presented to the Day Care Task Force, rehearsals for the Mount Playhouse, the APICS Natural Resources Committee workshop on 'Enhancing Understanding and the Journalists.' The newsletter discusses the volume of letters that E. Margaret Fulton has signed since January 1983, a building network through the Dollar Campaign, growing research funds, senate news, and a banquet for the Mount English Society.

This newsletter contains information on department open house events across campus for high school students, increased women participation in Public Relations, an advertisement for International Women's Day activities, and an 'Of Interest' section highlighting publications, a March Break Day Camp, a Ukrainian Easter egg painting workshop, a video presented by the Campus Ministry, and meetings by the Support Group for Separated, Divorced and Widowed Persons. There are also sections on the benefits of Novanet, snapshots of the 16th annual University Community Art, Craft, Baking, Hobby and Talent Show, the installment of a new co-op education co-ordinator for home economics, and an advertisement for the Oxford University Summer School. The newsletter concludes with an advertisement for the Women and World Development Lecture Series, as well as an 'On the Move' section detailing awards and conferences of students and faculty.

Topics covered include: Student Services; Student Christian Movement; Continuing Education Department; Historical Society; the Kripalu Yoga Society; A Woman's Place; Yearbook Department; Condoms; Alumnae Department; Fashion Show; Technical University of Nova Scotia (TUNS); Established Programs Financing; Student Union; Athletic Department; Pub; Bank of Montreal; Elections; Sports; Entertainment; the Picaro

Topics covered include: Student Loans; Ralph Nader; Enrollment; Project One; DUET; Mentoring Program; Contraception; Mount sports teams; On Campus Entertainment

Featured teams include cross country running, women's soccer, men's soccer, women's volleyball, women's basketball, men's basketball, athletics and recreational awards winners.