Topics covered include: Dr. Henry Morgentaler; Abortion; Child Study Students issues with program; Meeting with Child Study faculty; Grad Week '85; Shari Wall, Student Union President-elect; TV impact on exercise; Vinnie's; Love; Teresa Francis Farewell; Sexual offence laws updated; Mount Student Awards; Mount 60th anniversary; Cape Bretoners; Steps around the House (band)

Topics covered include: Rosaria Center; Student Union; Margaret Fulton; Marijuana; Henry Veltmeyer; Student Christian Movement; Art Gallery; Housing Department; Athletics Department; Department of Youth Recreation and Cultural Resources; the Bookstore; the Canadian Child in the Eighties Conference; Dr. Bill Hunter; Awards Banquet; Mount Saint Vincent Females; Bacardi; Atlantic Region Canadian University Press (ARCUP); Poverty; Underdeveloped Countries; Eleanor MacLean; Black Rights; El Salvador; University of Alberta; Corner Store; Quebec; Nestle; English Society; Yearbook Society; English Conference; Vincent Hall; Meal Plan; Entertainment

This issue of Insight is about our three generations Dr. Kenneth Ozmon talks about current issues in aging; there's a report on the university's seminar for retired people. Cheryl Dauphinee tells about some work she and another student did this summer to restore the university's ponds, and Barbara Purdy introduces readers to the new Student Union president. Mrs. Dorothy Jackson understands children's art as something more than lines, and she explains the development of the child through art. This issue is the three generations; the next issue celebrates the semi-centennial and will give you fifty years of history (taken from the back of the issue). Includes art gallery events, "how to read childrens drawings" by Dorothy Jackson, "Meet Anne Derrick" by Barbara Purdy, "From the Cloister to the Marketplace" by Lucian Bianchini, current issues in the aging and the aged, "Ripeness is All", "Oh, Those Cursed Goldfish" by Cheryl Dauphinee, Spilt Ink compiled by James L. Hill, biographical article about Samuel Myers

This issue contains editorial by Dulcie Conrad, interview with Dr. Marguerite Flinn, mount saint vincent fundraising project, student services expansion, biography on Margaret Bannerman, art gallery exhibition "great expectations: the European vision in Nova Scotia 1749-1848", project one financing, the Dominican Republic nutrition and hospitals, interview with Dr. Peter Schwenger, interview with Dr. William Hunter, "insights" current news and updates, co-op education for women, university of Malawi and the mount, awards night, sisters of charity update, sex role stereotyping in broadcast media, media consumers association call, elderhostel program, class notes, alumnae chapters updates, and physical plant coordinator Neita Castle's daily log

Topics covered include: The Picaro; Student Finance; Part-Time Jobs; President's Message; Orientation Schedule; Vinnie's

Topics covered include: New Brunswick; Student Aid; Student Council; Elections; Christian Concerns; Middle East; Continuing Education; the Canadian Armed Forces; Drama Society; University of Toronto; Student Store

Topics covered include: 1995 Quebec independence referendum; Alumnae congratulate grads; National Child Day marks anniversary of UN Convention; Security At MSVU - An Overview; Conversations With the President; Life, The Universe, and Everything, Including Rosaria; Night Resource a Plus for Part-Timers; The Trouble With Jeeps - The Devil Factor; Jim's Pizza House; The Sisters of Charity; A Study. in The Dynamics of A Mosh Pit; Green Day (band); The Waltons (band); Athletics Booster Nights; Soccer Mystics Second in Conference; Mystics Basketball Teams Ready to Roll

This newsletter contains information on Jean Chretien's visit to the Mount, the February deadline for AUCC (Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada) awards, and a profile description of Sister Elizabeth Bellefontaine. There is an 'Of Interest' section on bursaries, the Invitational High School Basketball Tournament, openings in the child study centre's part-day nursery program, information on the Richard J. Schmeelk Canada Fellowship, and a tour of the Motherhouse. The newsletter concludes with an 'On the Move' section detailing publications by various faculty members.