Topics covered include: Student Council; Mary Martin; Edgar Benson; Chariothon Race; Brock Clare; Mary Clancy; Pollution; Gender Equality; Women in politics; The American Political Science Association (APSA); Political Science Department; Women Empowerment; Sociology Faculty; Dr. Pierre Payer; Mary Clancy; Dominion Drama Festival; Pollution; Business students; Sports; Employment; Christian Active Movement; Education Department

This newsletter discusses the conditions necessary to cancel classes in the event of a snowstorm, the date for when classes resume in January 1982, news of the admissions office newsletter release, and the walk-in enquiry centre at the Canada Service Bureau. It also includes a section in French regarding the 'French house' Marillac. There is a section for helping women victims of domestic violence, Alumnae Players putting on a Christmas play, a senate report, a Board report, and courses to be offered starting in January 1982. There is also information on the Mount volleyball team, the open hours of the library, the appointment of Dulcie Conrad, Director of Public Relations, to be a member of the Stamp Advisory Committee at the Canada Post Corporation. There is also a section on how the name of a department can impact people's willingness to take courses offered by that department.

Topics covered include: Newspaper Name; Unpaid Work Is Essential to Life; A Selected Chronology of Women and Work; Strike 3, They're Out; Jeff Benson; Provincial Election; CFS Lowdown; Dawn Yochoff; Women's History; Suggested Activities for Women's History Month; Dal Cuts; Donald Weeks; Women: Their History on Film; Mystics Update;

Topics covered include: Remembrance Day; Lecture series on regional disparity; Halifax Hostel; IMASCO scholarships for disabled students; Rubella; Tips on exam writing; The economy; Student Affairs committee; Badminton team; Art Gallery of·Nova Scotia; Christmas Exam Schedule

Topics covered include: Winter Carnival; Continuing Education; Women's Role; Marijuana; Skiing; Atlantic Federation of Students (AFS); Future Secretaries Association; National Secretaries Association; Canadian University Press; Bachelor of Education; Ducks; Tobacco; National Education Week

Topics covered include: Insurance; Student Council; Student Union; Budget ; Student Lounge; Student Store; Party Damages; the Canadian Association of University Teachers; Chile; Refugees; Pension; Sister Catherine Wallace; Exams; Paul Zwicker; Neptune Theatre; Contraception; Arts Weekend; Consumer Concerns; Atwood; Movies; Outreaching Tutoring; Maritime Intercollegiate Field Hockey Sectional Tournament; Newman Community; Sports; Photopool; Student Representatives; English Theatre; Christian Fellowship; Matilda Blanchard; Canadian Union of Fishing Industries and Affiliated Workers; Massy Lectures; Classifieds; Summer Jobs; Public Service Canada

Topics covered include: MSVU Student Union Executive will receive tuition subsidizations from Student Union funds; Dal-Mount bus route; Preston Manning, leader of the Reform Party of Canada in Metro; Used Book Exchange; ''W omen Alone" A Success; Women's Studies Society; Men's B-Ball; Soccer - MSVU Trounces TUNS; The Art of Dance; Mike Woods at Vinnie's Pub; Albertina Sisulu Speaks at MSVU

Topics covered include: Protest; Atlantic Federation of Students (AFS); Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT); Student Union; Student Council; MSVU-Dalhousie Agreement; Awards Banquet; Muriel Duckworth; Florence Wall; Women's Rights March; Child Study Centre; Student Loans; the Disarmament Dialogue Conference; Medical Coverage; Sexually Transmitted Diseases; Women's Liberation; the Certified General Accountants Association Atlantic Region; Sports; Ice Skating; Art Gallery; MSVU Choir

Topics covered include: NSCHE Speaks Out - Criticism of the Nova Scotia Council on Higher Education (NSCHE) by the Mount Student Union and the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT); Student Union Fall By-Elections; Tongue Measurement Contest; Fee increase hits non-Quebec students; Tuition fees rise across Canada; MANUS Representative removed from Council; No food at the pub but there a compensation package!; AIDS; Student Nutrition Services; G. I. Jane (film); Stumble (band); Women's Soccer ends with a 2-2 tie against Kings; Erin Atkinson - Athlete of the Week; High hopes for Basketball season

Topics covered include: Council Proposes Honoraria Hikes; Evaristus Residence to Close; Birches residents may be forced to go on meal plan; Criminal Code bill - Drunkeness not permitted as excuse for crime; Clothes - Gender Based Pricing; Scent sensitivities; the Starvin' Students guide to cheap living; Weird Al at Rebecca Cohn; Outbreak (film); Muriel's Wedding (film); Grad Class Events; Basketball - Boys Go To Nationals; Fan Participation Explodes; Volleyball Nationals A Learning Experience