Featured teams include women's volleyball, women's basketball, men's basketball, women's soccer, and men's soccer. Individual awards also included.

This newsletter contains information on the success of the Free Lunch campaign, researchers changing approaches to the treatment of stroke victims, an advertisement for the Mount Saint Vincent University Community Happy Hour, a profile description of Dr. Susan Whiting, the increased use of the Mount's library, an advertisement for two events ('Séminaire Acadien' and 'La poésie acadienne' [Acadian Seminar and Acadian Poetry]) (in French), a nutrition and aging symposium, a Goldbloom playground in Jerusalem, and Christmas carols to be sung by the Seton Cantata Choir starting on December 3. There are also sections on the National Forum of Canadian Cultural Policy, a scholarship for Mount students, a University Club, the impact of Chernobyl on Soviet society, and the introduction of a consumer education program. The newsletter concludes with information on a discussion by The Peace Beat regarding an open letter sent to U.S. President Ronald Reagan, a Christmas party held at the Mount for children, publications, workshops, and congresses engaged in by faculty.

This newsletter contains information on honorary degree candidates announced, a Nova Scotia conference on women and the Christian Church, the creation of a Women in Science scholarship, a Campus Calendar with events from April 8-May 8 to June 28, a serenade celebration for spring, and an 'Of Interest' section highlighting changes by the federal government regarding international student work and a course in records management added to the Mount's summer school schedule.

This issue contains the art gallery schedule, Dr. Peter Schwanger on the artist Utamaro, an interview with Dr. Geraldine Anthony, spilt ink contributed by Michael Merrigan, current issues in alumnae affairs, article about the mount health servies, biographical article about Alleyne Murphy, and a photo of the class of 1936.

Topics covered include: Communications Conference '89; Chlamydia; Paul Card - Student Union President; Business conference brochure sexism; Classical music; The Accidental Tourist (film); Men's basketball; Women's volleyball; Rod Blake - Athlete of the Week

Topics covered include: Complaints Filed Against S. U.; Line ups at the Library; ATV union; Co-op Education - 15 Years at The Mount; Queeries student society for gay, lesbian and bisexual students; Rashpal Rai Mount student - tea with the Queen; Annual Maclean's Survey Causes Stir At Acadia; Fallen Angels - Remembering the Massacre; Speakers to Address Women's Issues; Week of Reflection; All Women Are Potential Statistics; Monty Python; Sloan (music); Wen-Do Women's Self Defence; Surf's Up: A Guide to Winter Surfing in Nova Scotia; Basketball League Tough This Year; Erin Atkinson - Pepsi athlete of the week

Topics covered include: Male Students (parody); MSVU bookstore (parody); Picaro Causes Controversy - Again (parody); Vinnie's (parody); Pamela Anderson (parody); Alanis Morrissette's You Oughta Know (parody); Student awards (parody)

This newsletter contains information on research conducted by Mount Business students on marketing milkshakes for Farmers Dairy, a profile description of Judith Shiers, as well as an 'Of Interest' section on an AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) reflection by the Campus Ministry, Dr. Ursula Franklin's lecture at Dalhousie University, and reduced prices of fitness classes at the Mount. There are sections on events from March 14 to 28 on campus, as well as a section titled 'Wanted: One basketball coach.'

Topics covered include: Social/Athletic Complex; Nova Scotian Construction Association; Yearbook; Student Union; Dr.Margaret Fulton; Student Drug Plan; Dr. George Cheong; Athletic/Recreation Department; British Columbia Federation of Students (BCSF); Registrar's Office; Health Office; Chaplaincy Office; Tuition; Orientation; Dal/Mount Special; MSVU Map; Counselling Services; English Society; the Bookstore; Library; the Grafton Street Cafe; Powder Blues; Continuing Education Department; Dr. Peter Schwenger; Sociology/Anthropology Club; the Picaro