Sports highlighted: jogging, women's basketball, volleyball, badminton, hockey, men's basketball.

Topics covered include: Day care facilities at MSVU; Exchange program between public relations students at the Mount and PR students in Bournemouth; Foreign Service Office; Elizabeth Seton Lectures; Time Management; WUSC International Seminar; GST To Gouge Students; proposed Mistress of Arts at Concordia; Abortion; MSVU Women's Soccer Team; Dieting Can Be Dangerous; Shelly Snair - Player of the Week; For The Run of It; Steve Earle; Anything Goes (musical) at Neptune Theatre; Wild at Heart (film); Pacific Heights (film); Atlantic Film Festival; Cop Rock (series)

Topics covered include: Emergency phone system; part-time faculty-benefits; African refugees; Open Campus Days; Child Study Society; Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Students; Campus escort service; Thomas Berger; Dr. Joseph Gold; The Falcon and the Snowman (film); Inflation; Post secondary education funding; Mount men's basketball

Topics covered include: Ballistic missile submarines in harbour debate; Jeanne Sauvé inaugurates Chair for Women in Science; Student Union of Nova Scotia in conjunction with the Child Care Advocacy Association advocacy for daycare spaces at universities; Rene Karossi - Mount student death; Orientation; The Seahorse (Halifax bar); Alannah Myles (singer); Mike Duffy, journalist; Fitness classes

September to December 1973 calendar of events, men's views on the mount, "the proof of the pudding... is in the eating" by Fran Maclean about student preparedness after graduation, "not that cloistered liberal arts college" by Lois Hartnett, interview with Sister Catherine Wallace, president's report 1972/1973, "they'll soon have their day in court" about the legal secretary classes, "aren't women ever architects?", part-time student scholarships, "marillac as youth hostel" by David A. Horne, "many problems.. but let's not label our children" by Eileen Stubbs about learning disabilities, current issues in genetic research and human welfare, alumnae social events 1973, and campus news

Topics covered include: Atlantic Institute; Funding Cutbacks; How to Use Your Library; First Day of Classes; John Hiatt; Tempest (film); Vinnie's; The World According to Garp; Sports

Topics covered include: Nicole Arsenaut; Get Dirty. Get Real: Opportunities to Learn from Organic Farmers in the Maritimes, and Across the Country; Darrell MacLean; News from the Library; A Loss to the Mount Community; Mark Harnish; Jeremy Neilson; Message from the President; Abe Toulany; Jenn Jackson; MSVU Awards Night; Michael Connoers; Meat Lover Goes Veggies for a Month; Mary Jane Leslie; Charlie Mac Productions - Vodcasts on the Rise; Morris MacLeod; What Really Grinds My Gears...; Leanne Yu; Twilight Success Takes Over Washington Town

Topics covered include: Senate; Public Relations program changes; Career Week; Mount Library Use by Students and Collections Inaquedacies; 1st Edition (CBC news program); Societies Day attendance; Rape; Animal Welfare; Gillette; Sexual Harrassment; Part-Time Employment; Meal plans at Mount; Innu; Military; Fundraising for Mount game room; Who 's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (play) at Neptune

This newsletter contains information on the creation of the E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre, the travels and career path of Mount librarian Lucian Bianchini, an osteoporosis paper co-authored by Susan Whiting, a debate series created by the Alumnae office, a talk by ecologist Dr. Maureen Yeates on World Food Day, and Naomi Hersom's and Jane Gordon's attendance of the National Forum on Post-Secondary Education. There are sections on the 'For the Run of It' event, the A. Garnet Brown Challenge, a prestigious Hartley exhibit on campus, and an advertisement for an Academic Recognition Assembly. There is information about scholarships and fellowships, as well as an 'Of Interest' section detailing elections, lecture series, conferences, and publications.

Christmas greeting, "inside Russia" by Sister Mary Albertus, "communication in human relations" by David B. Roe, "the university must go to them" by Mrs. Alleyne M. Murphy about the proposal of an institute of women's affairs, MacDonald collection "kilmarnock burns" poems, alumnae contributions and fundraising, the birches opening, "a new modern chapel" by Don Oland, "creates first sculpture" by Fran Maclean, "a place to pause" by Don Shipton about monday chaplaincy center, "heads board of governors" about Miss Florence Wall the new chairman of Board of Governors, and December to January calendar of events