Topics covered include: Nova Scotia Premier Russell MacLellan at MSVU; Big Changes in store for Mount Residences; Part Time Faculty Negotiations; Potential solution to Crow Problem Full of Hot Air; Federal NDP Leader Alexa McDonough at MSVU; MSVU To Host the 19th Annual Atlantic Undergraduate English Conference 1999; Student Union Spring Elections 1998 - Candidates for President: Timothea Gibb, Sheldon Miller, Gin Hing Yee, Candidate for Executive VP: Alison Druhan, Academic VP: Ron Pottie, External VP: Margaret Ann McIntosh, Carlee Portolesi, Internal VP: Steven Quinn, Senate Rep: Greg Nepean, Arts and Science Rep: Vanessa Turner; Eating Disorder Week; The Caribbean: Food to Curry your Favor; Sex and Sexuality; Students Need Summer Jobs; First medal ever won by Mount athletes; CIAU awards first-ever womens' national university hockey championship

Topics covered include: Career Week; Learning French; Bilingualism; Christian Movement for Peace; Tourism degree; Unemployment in Canada; Mature students; XIV Winter Olympics; Canadian Federation of Students (CFS); Arms race; Lebanon; Herpes hotline; Fifth Annual Home Economics Society Fashion Show; Mount Mystics

Topics covered include: Fire Safety; Women's Day Celebration Rally; Bursary Eligibility Rules Changed; Seat Belts; New Rape Legislation; Gandhi; Nutrition Week; Badminton Team; Intramural Changes; Hockey Team;

Topics covered include: Dj Scribble's Top-Ten to Listen to If You Haven't Heard; Meaghan Kerr; One Person's Trash is Another Person's Meal; Justin Bromberg; Bird Shit, Gentrification, and Chain-smoking - 80's Montreal Exposed; Trumped Business Competition - Win Up to $7000 in Cash While Bolstering Your Resume; Career Advancement in Federal Government: Lunch and Learn Session; Annual Award Recognizes Student Leadership; Jonathan Ore; Does Toronto Have Room for a Second NHL Team?; Andrea Moir; Student Broadcasters to work 2010 Olympics; Giles Roy; Spandex diaries: the world according to American Apparel; Amanda Marie-Quintino; Shisha Smoking: Harmless High or Harmful Habit

Topics covered include: Kathryn Laurin and Amber Daley; A Welcome From Your University and Students' Union Presidents; Jean Mills; Galactic Opportunities; Patricia Wilson; MSVU's Best Kept Campus Secret Revealed; Gillian Morrison; Housing Team Welcomes New Students; Tyler Deacon; James Bond Crashes MSVU Frosh Week for a Mount Royale; Monty; Rosaria... Worth the Trip Up the Hill!; Bruno Perron; Style it up with Student Government; Andrew Carver; FPC Welcomes Back Students of All Ages; Alica Earle; Need Help? Just Ask.; Allison Haley; We're More Than Just A Sweet Tooth; Alicia Earle; Students Can Save Money By Staying On Capus; Jane McCormack; MSVU LGBTQ and Friends Make Grand Entrance; Niki Toomey; MSVU Hosts First Ever Show and Shine for Shinerama; Jeremy Neilson; "I Love Lamp"; "Mom, Where's the Meatloaf?'; How Green is Our Campus; Tales of the Travelling Walking Stick

Topics covered include: Parking on campus; Marriage proposal in Seton Academic Centre; MSVU single parent group; Pro-life proposal; Student Work Abroad Program (SWAP) in Japan; International Association of Business Communicators (IABC); Canadian Federation of Students (CFS); MSVU director of public relations resignation; Ontario Film and Video Review Board; For the Run of It; Ray Bourque - Player of the Week; Depo-Provera; Decision making; Student housing; Financial Aid advice; Sports Illustrated

This newsletter contains information on Mount honorary degrees conferred, a publication by Mount professors on early historians, a lecture series offering a global perspective, an indication that this issue of 'The Connection' is the last regular issue for the academic year, plans for the 11th Corporate Challenge, and an 'On the Move' section detailing celebrations by the Archbishop of Halifax, as well as publications, awards, conferences, and presentations by faculty, staff, and students. There are sections on notes from the Board of Governors, the Capital Campaign Bulletin's discussion of funds for the Learning and Leading capital campaign, an Alzheimer's Disease symposium, lectures by Dr. Arthur Ugren on intelligent life in outer space, grad packs available, fitness classes, and an 'Of Interest' section on the annual Royal Bank Award and the CBC Radio's 26th Competition for Young Performers. The newsletter concludes with a discussion of 'Africville: A Spirit That Lives On,' an exhibition held at the Art Gallery.

Topics covered include: Tuition increase discussion at MSVU; Keith Campbell - Student Union bookkeeper leaves; Student Conference on Teaching Quality; Poverty: Atlantic Students Seek Sustenance at Shelters; Sexual Violence: Montreal Sex Assault Policy Unsatisfactory; Jeffrey Dahmer; Crash Test Dummies (band); Shining Through (film); Adoption; Women and Engineering; Lt. Governor's Fencing Challenge; Mystic logo unveiled; Tony Ross - Pepsi Athlete of the Week; Dieting can be dangerous

Topics covered include: Bob Weber; The Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada; Student Initiated Athletic Complex; Student Store; the National Union of Students Association; Dalhousie Student Union; Summer Employment; Canadian Conference of the Arts; Don Shipton; Theatre; Canadian Association for the Mentally Retarded; Chapel