Topics covered include: Student housing at the Mount; Halifax Women's Network; New Student Council and Gender Representation; Personal Portfolios; Paul Card; Parallel Commonwealth Conference; National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS); U of T faculty appointment policy; Skidazzle; 'For the Run of It'; Yuk Yuk's

Topics covered include: Student Union; Student Council; Art Gallery; Education; Agape Christian Fellowship; Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission; Dalhousie Winter Carnival; Canadian Public Relations (CPR); MSVU Student Store; Michelin; the Bookstore; Math; Film; Canadian University Press (CUP); Alcohol; Athletics/Recreation Department; Psych Society; Art Gallery; Literary; Winter Carnival

Topics covered include: Judy Rebick - president of the National Action Committee on the Status of Women (NAC); Constitutional reform; Aboriginal Advocacy; Career Placement Centre; Mary Collins - Minister Responsible for the Status of Women; Dr. Monique Jerome-Forget, president of the Institute for Research on Public Policy; United Way; Student Loans; Men and Rape; Soccer - Mystics on Top

Topics covered include: Margaret Fulton comments on Winter Carnival; Student financial aid; Protest of the report of the Royal Commission on Post Secondary Education; Photopool; Volleyball success; IVF; A Chorus Line (musical); t the fourth annual Art by Gay Men Show, "Beauty and the Beast: Alternative Male Visions"; Martha McGinn

Sports highlighted: basketball, volleyball, field hockey, tennis, netball, badminton, modern dance, fitness, yoga, swimming, curling, bowling, skating, men's hockey.

Topics covered include: Dr. E. Margaret Fulton; Student Council; Atlantic Federation of Students (AFS); Theatre; Residence; Dianne Wright; MSVU-Dalhousie Agreement; Student Union; Study Sessions; Transportation; Seton Academic Centre; Language Department; Courses; Public Service Commission of Canada; Student Store; Continuing Education Department; Condoms; Psychology Society; Prescription Drugs; Continuing Education Students' Association (CESA); Summer Employment; Equal Rights; Elections; Federal Funding Programs; Art Gallery; Literary; Dalhousie Arts Centre; Sports; Athletics Department; Elsie March; Jeff Turner; Rick Jesso; Entertainment

Topics covered include; Bus service to Mount; Poor Voter Turnout - Student union elections; Michael Wilson - minister of international trade; Celine Dion concert at Mount; Psychology Society Update; Human Rights Complaints at McGill; Board of Governors Presentation; For the Run of It; Aerobic Top Ten; Pepsi Athletes of the Week - Jennifer Ayotte and Carolyn Townsend; AIDS awareness; The Mousetrap (Agatha Christie play) at Neptune Theatre; Ricochet (film)

This newsletter contains information on caribou herds fitted with satellite collars, a contract awarded for the communications building at the Mount, a profile description of Marie Kelly, a Council Weekend Retreat at Camp Mushamush, a Home Economics award, a non-smoking advertisement, and a meeting between student refugees and Dr. Hugh Pilkington. There is information on installation celebrations, Thanksgiving weekend thoughts, science as a discipline for women, publications, lectures, congresses, videotape releases of faculty, and discussions by The Peace Beat regarding the Arms Control Chronicle. There are sections on studies of single-parent families by Dr. Ram Seth, a cheque from Edward C. Kynock to president Naomi Hersom for $1,000, the announcement of the Dean's List, a grandmother's learning experiences, the Task Force's reports on sexist bias in research, a 'For the Run of It' advertisement, a free lunch fundraiser, a discussion about smoking on campus, and conferences of interest. The newsletter concludes with discussions of osteoporosis, a theatre trip, volunteers required, and a new tourism industry co-ordinator.

Topics covered include: Awards Day Ceremony; Health Services at MSVU; Course Evaluations; Union's Financial Report; Rape and the Law; A Degree of Learning; Picture Supplement; Brawl Mars Event; Dublin Corporation; Canadian Indian Art; Interview with Lois Harnett; Photopool Expanding; Music; The Capitol;