Topics covered include: Susan Smith, Student Union President (parody); Cafeteria food (parody); Hugh Hefner (parody); The Meadows (parody); Student Union elections (parody); Bananarama (parody); Student Union president-elect Jan Thomas (parody)

Topics covered include: Sunera Thobani - new president of the National Action Committee on the Status of Women; New tuition payment at MSVU, Sharon Davis; Mount Library - how the library works; Air quality in Rosaria; Vmnie's may lose wet/dry licence; Coffee shops; Atlantic film festival

Topics covered include: Students' Union of Nova Scotia (SUNS); Student Aid Taskforce; Shinerama; Alcohol consumption by students; Mount first annual fund drive; Coors beer boycott by gay groups; Smoking bans on campuses; Student Orientation Committee (SOC); Initiation events; Mount 's Distance University Education via Television (DUET) program - Chris Beckett (coordinator); Student Council equal service effort; New Athletics and Recreation schedule; Secret Treaties (band); Drama (band); Sixteen Candles (film)

This issue contains the art gallery schedule, Dr. E. Margaret Fulton as new president and vice-chancellor, the changing role of the university nationally and internationally, the mounts first mace made by Dr. Barry Wheaton, history of home economics, and a biography of Mary Moore.

This newsletter contains information on increased funding in Maritime universities, citations presented in memory of Mount faculty, a statement by Dr. Naomi Hersom on the holiday season, the life of Elizabeth Seton as presented by a film, and a ''Tis the Season' section highlighting a Christmas party by the Halifax Neighbourhood Society, university closures and pay cheques, and the 16th annual Community Art, Craft, Baking, Hobby and Talent Show held by the Art Gallery. There is a section titled 'Capital Campaign Bulletin,' discussing pledges by business to the Mount for the Learning and Leading capital campaign. There is information on burning off exam stress, a CAPP (Committee on Academic Policy and Planning) proposal endorsed by the Senate, additions to the employee representatives list laid out in the 27 November 1989 issue of 'The Connection,' and community volunteers for helping taxpayers. The newsletter discusses Florence Power's reception of the Sister Patricia Mullins Prize in Chemistry, as well as an 'Of Interest' section detailing microcomputer hardware services, a Mathematics Placement Test offered by the mathematics and computer studies department, and the availability of the Universities Telephone Directory through the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC).

This newsletter contains information on the election of the next Mount president Dr. Elizabeth Parr-Johnston, a sidebar that reads '1991: May 1991 be a year of peace, health and happiness for all.' There are sections on the Capital Campaign Bulletin's discussion of pledges to the Learning and Leading capital campaign, environmental concerns and talent shows at the Art Gallery, the University of Evansville's Outstanding Writers Series, a profile description of Marilyn Singer, student scholarship recipients, and a discussion of services offered by the Mount archives. There is an 'On the Move' section detailing awards, appointments, conferences, and student evaluations of faculty at Pacific Lutheran University. The newsletter discusses the events at the Mount Christmas Party, Nigerian Staff Development Fellows at the Mount, and a section titled 'Active Living: Health and fitness for the 90s.'

Topics covered include: International Women's Day; Uniacke Square renovations and housing displacement of Black tenants; Quebec tuition; The Manitoban (student newspaper); AIDS; Literacy; Stereotypes in sport; Discrimination in Japan; Creative writing; Women's employment; Women film and video festival 1987; MicMac Amateur Aquatic Club; Women chemistry and physics professors; Free trade; Federal budget; Challenge '87; Shine Boy (play); HDTV

Topics covered include: Nergar Sajhai; Letter From the Editor; Lindy Herrington; Letter from the Student President; Sheldon Miller; Welcome Back!; Todd Hoffman; Hey Hey!!; Darrell MacLeanl; News from the Library; Mount's New Program Recognizes Student Co-Curricular Leadership Activities!; Kathryn Parsons; Mount Co-op Students Gain a Golden Experience; Beati Qui in Monte Colunt: Quoniam Ipsorum Viride Efflorscet; Joanne Mills; Some Tips for a Successful Year; A Taste of Halifax!; Alt 101; Katie Belcher; MSVU Art Gallery Features Using It: Art Stars*; Losing It at MSVU Art Gallery; Beatle Mania On Tour; Amy Seeton; Do not miss one of the biggest events of the year!; What Would I do with $100 in Downtown Halifax; Gavin Chevalier; Green or Just Plain Gross

Topics covered include: Winter Folly; Home-Economics Society; Neptune Theatre; Student Council Candidates named: Mary Martin; Cathy Selby; Nettie Issacs; Nancy Baglole; Lousie Comeau; Su Sainsbury

Topics covered include: Protest; Council of Maritime Premiers; Atlantic Federation of Students (AFS); New Brunswick Coalition of Students (NBCS); Student Union; Security; Mike Edwards; Marijuana; Peter Curran; Student Council; Student Union; Dalhousie Student Council; Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission (MPHEC); Public Relations Society; Student Store; Dan Schwartz; Rape; the Certified General Accountants Association Atlantic Region; Radiation; Condoms; Athletics; Basketball; Literary; Art Gallery; MSVU Choir; the Galliard Ensemble; Eli Mandel; Library; Neptune Theatre; Entertainment