This newsletter contains information on criticisms by the AUCC (Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada) and the AUU (Association of Atlantic Universities) of the federal budget due to funding cuts for transfer payments to the provinces, as well as awards given to students in the Bachelor of Science degree program. The newsletter discusses gender influences in university accessibility, a lecture by astronomer Dr. Arthur Upgren, a Capital Campaign Bulletin discussing funds for the Mount's Learning and Leading capital campaign, and an 'Of Interest' section detailing lectures by faculty and conferences in Waterloo, Ontario regarding church-related colleges in English-speaking Canada. There is a profile description of Dr. Rita Schneider, as well as sections on a Mathematics Placement Test, experience and adventure offered by co-op education, and an 'On the Move' section discussing conferences and broadcast events attended and conducted by faculty.

Topics covered include: Break in and theft from Student Union; Dr. Francis Early; Sexist Vandalism on Campus; Runaway car incident; Arlene Gravelle - Mount student, winner - Royal Bank's Business Student Writing Awards; The Ninth Annual Terry Fox Run; NHL in Halifax; Shinerama; Air Canada Fellowship - Canadian Association for Community Living (CACL) third year public relations student, Michelle Michalak (recipients); Canadian Federation of Students; Beach Sweep, organized by The Clean Nova Scotia Foundation; AIDS Education Program on the campuses of Atlantic Universities

Topics covered include: Canadian Federation of Students; National Union of Students (NUS); Aldolfo Esquivel; Latin America; McGill University; Chaplaincy Office; the Scarboro Foreign Mission Society; Halifax City Regional Library; Alumnae Association; Dalhousie Student Council; Argyle Tv Sales and Service; Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission (MPHEC); Plaza Europa; Exam Schedule; Student Council; Food; Athletics Department

This newsletter contains information on the significant turnout for the Mount's 61st Convocation, President Naomi Hersom's report to Convocation, photographs of graduates, and Mary Eberts's address to graduates, stating that 'Women's work is just beginning.' There are also photographs of the Baccalaureate Mass.

Topics covered include: Administration, Student Union Reluctant to Give Students Strike-related Info; MAI: Good Bad? Multilateral Agreement on Investment Could Spell Doom for Canadian Sovereignty; Student Union Offers Assistance with Loan Remission; Thieves Target Cars in Rosaria; The Death of Higher Education; Full-time Faculty's Reactions; Alternative budget challenges federal agenda; Same sex families given equal rights and responsibilities in BC; Michelle Shortte - International Student from St. Vincent and the Grenadines; And Then There Were None (play at Neptune); Fallen (film); Great Expectations (film); The High Cost of Losing the Arts

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

Topics covered include: Student Representative Council; Saint Mary's University; Women's Library Centenary Collection; Yale University; Nova Scotia Union of Students; Co-op; Simon Gray; Dramatic Society; Birth Control; John Kelsey

This newsletter contains information on the Netnorth electronic mail system to teach courses, the government's permission for MSVU to purchase Evaristus Hall, a profile description of June Lumsden, an advertisement for the Mount's Community Happy Hour, an English conference at the Mount, activities of students in co-op education, persistence in women pursuing science careers, the establishment of the Mount University Relations Office, and a Women's Studies lecture series. The newsletter also discusses a flea market sponsored by the Athletics/Recreation Department, a consideration of sustainable development by The Peace Beat, co-op student deadlines, research participants needed, a day of renewal, a 'Flip for Lunch' advertisement, a memorial mass held by the Alumnae Association, and a 'What's Going On?' section detailing a convention by the Canadian Association for the Mentally Retarded, the Oxfam-Deveric resource centre, and a Valentine's Day dance held by the Rockingham Council Knights of Columbus.

Topics covered include: Home Economics Club; Registration; Art Gallery; Student Council; Classifieds; Weight Watchers; Student Union; Orientation; Library; Public Service Canada; University of Calgary; Elections; Canada Manpower Center; Polling Stations; Neptune Theatre; Music; Birth Control; Student Service