Topics covered include: Bus route between Mount and Dal; Campus Watch (safety program); MSVU Wins Accounting Case Competition; Business Society Conference; Breaking the Pattern: Children Of Alcoholics; Collects for Food Bank; Cancer; Sincerely, A Friend (play at Neptune Theatre); Sports - Mystics Rank Nationally; Alex Taylor - Pepsi Athlete of the Week; Women's Volleyball Win 3 out of 4; Women's Basketball Split; Athletics Booster Night Wed. Jan 29; Student Union Supports Mount Athletics; Lost Loves and Broken Hearts; Women and Eating Disorders

Topics covered include: Canada Manpower Centre; Student Council; Environmental Pollution; Democratic Convention; Book Depository; Music; Neptune Theatre

Topics covered include: Mount Alpines (intramurals); Streaker at Brandon University; Cattle supply; United Way; Parking permits; Dr. Margaret Fulton: The Woman's Voice in the Library as a Communications Centre; Ray Lyell and the Storm (band); The Fabulous Baker Boys (film); "Man of La Mancha" (musical) at Neptune Theatre; Cemeteries, the debut record from Halifax's Black Pool; Eating Disorder Awareness Week; Walking for fitness; For the Run of It Proves to be Successful; Abrupt End for Soccer Winning Streak; NHL Season

This newsletter contains information on orientation to the Mount, a new structure for higher education recommended by CONSUP (the Council of Nova Scotia University Presidents), Mount students' participation in the Canada World Youth program, Anne Woodyer's appointment to the position of provincial commissioner, two new public relations scholarships available from SUN Radio Ltd., a university community sock hop event, and an 'Of Interest' section detailing scholarships and workshops for students. There are sections on the Capital Campaign Bulletin discussing the funding of the Bill Morris Social Square, new faculty on campus and relocations of existing faculty members, a correction to the grants listings of the September 1991 issue of Campus Connection, an upcoming municipal election, and the beginning of the 1991 United Way campaign. The newsletter includes information on a model for the governance of the universities of Nova Scotia, a 'For the Run of It' advertisement, Art Gallery news, an advertisement for the Elizabeth Seton Lectures, events occurring in the month of November, and an 'On the Move' section discussing publications, faculty elections, faculty appointments, and the annual Corporate Challenge. There are sections on Convocation and installation events for October 1991, Grad Packs available, a '...Fly with the Mystics' advertisement, the beginnings of the Mount's Campus Watch program, and a sidebar with information on the Mount's security office. The newsletter concludes with discussions of recycling, the 'Ship to Shore Trash Campaign,' and a discussion of waste management, winners of the fourth annual Canadian University Productivity Awards program, and the impacts of garbage (especially plastic) on marine life.

Topics covered include: Enrollment; Student Union; Social/Athletic Complex; Art Gallery; Events; Heather MacDougall; Barry Feldman; Security; Alberta; Scholarships; Assisi Hall Residence; the Picaro; Budget; Music; Elections; Barley Bree; MSVU student's listed: Carolann Toulany; Glenn Crenk; Valerie Hatt; Steve Dearing; Jane Melanson; Clady O'Neill; Oscar Wilde Memorial Croquet Tournament; Employment and Immigration Canada; TransCanada Telephone System

Topics covered include: Student Council debt; Union cost increase referendum; Employment Center for Students; Student Leadership Conference; Hiring, Training Procedures; Project One; Funding cutbacks; International students; Volleyball provincials; Food Guide; Sam Moon; Pace; Spring Exam schedule

This newsletter contains information on Dr. C. Ikoku's visit to the Mount for a tour and a discussion of education and women's studies, 140 new parking spaces at the Mount, Dr. Kathryn Bindon representing Canada in a workshop in Peru, awards and fellowships available, an 18th century studies conference, and an 'Of Interest' section on Art Gallery drawing classes, a guide to the operations of the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) by the Association of University and Colleges of Canada (AUCC), and Choices Week at the the Mount's Student Services. There is an advertisement for the Mount's 'For the Run of It' event, as well as an 'On the Move' section discussing Ruth Jeppesen's career path, Bill Johnson's publications, Mary Sparling's presentation to the Canadian Cultural Programmes, and President Naomi Hersom's involvement in the 1988 Learning and Leading convention in Regina.

Sports highlighted: women's volleyball, women's basketball, men's basketball, intramural street hockey.