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.

Topics covered include: Mount Home Economics Association Fashion Show; University of Guelph liquor license; Student Union election results; Grad Week; Federal Government Royal Commission on Electoral Reform and Party Financing; Education - Only for the Rich; Health: The Musical; Avacost (local band); Kathy Lamey - Mount student named to national volleyball team

Teams include women's basketball, men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer, co-ed badminton, and cross-country running.

Featured teams include women's basketball, men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer, co-ed badminton, and the ath/rec society.

Topics covered include: New University President; Memorial University; Association of Atlantic Student Conference; Student Council; Freshman Initiation; Crises In Higher Education.

Featured teams include women's basketball, men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer, co-ed badminton, and women's cross-country running.

Topics covered include: Housing; Student Council President; Fashion; Rocky Jones

This newsletter contains information on the role of sexism in language as it relates to women, as well as how higher education in Nova Scotia is dependent on co-operation between its universities. The article provides notices regarding Co-op Education, women artists, a Hallowe'en dance, a memorial fund, Canada Employment Notes, and the Elizabeth Seton Lectures. It also includes sections on alumnae participation in various events, a new course on public speaking, and the volume of part-time students taking courses at the Mount. There is also information on how to get fit through drop-in sessions at the Athletics/Recreation Office, as well as new faculty members and Art Gallery displays.