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

Topics covered include: Century Week; Pat Gelhaus; President; Winter Carnival Queen; Kathy Mann; Student Council; Cheerleaders; Education System; The Phoenix; English Class; Dr. A. J.M. Smith; Catholic College; Connolly Shield Competition; Joanna Marini; Pat Purcell; Judy Greenwood; Faculty; Administration; Basketball; Winter Carnival Sculpture Contest

Topics covered include: Saint Mary's University; Senate; Drama Society; Residence pool; Student Council; Boarders' Council; Atlantic Federation of Student Council; Geri Gaskin; University Christian Conference of Canada's Consultation; Educational Reform; The Theatre; Mary Clancy; Maritimes

Topics covered include: Orientation; New Academic Vice-President Dr. Pauline Jones; Research Grants and Contracts; Dilly MacFarlane; President Fulton Welcomes Students; Student Fees; Radio Shack; Mount Counselling Service Available; Price Changes at Bookstore; Student Judicial System; Trevor Berbick

This newsletter contains information on the high rating of the Mount's Summer School, the creation of a University club, a campus map, a profile description of Barbara Crocker, a merger creating a single program from four Halifax universities, an advertisement for Elizabeth Seton Lectures, a special public relations award, Dr. Chris Lucarotti's winning of the award for the best presentation by faculty regarding microbiology, research awards, the Mount's Centre for Continuing Education, and conferences, publications, awards, the creation of a Bluenose Chapter of Nova Scotia in Halifax, and other events by students, faculty, and associations. The newsletter discusses new faculty members, the new position of Vice-President Administration, human sciences losing state aid, the increased involvement of women in the workforce, Professor Thelma McCormack's involvement in the conference 'The Effects of Feminists Approaches on Research Methodologies,' parking permits at the university, keeping fit through a fitness program at the Mount, and a new exhibition hosted by the exhibitions officer regarding an Open Stage event at the Gallery. There is information on an opinion piece concerning events in Arizona among the Navajo (Dine) and Hopi peoples, The Peace Beat's discussion of petroleum industry and job availability, a non-smoking advertisement, scholarships won by students, addressing tobacco use on campus, a registration form sample sheet, and the Mount Saint Vincent University Community Happy Hour. The newsletter concludes with sections on persistence in the Public Relations Office, focus on Latin America, an exhibition of 'In Her Place' at the Art Gallery, and a faculty reward incentivizing faculty to apply expertise in resolving issues and problems.

Topics covered include: Canadian Federation of Students; University of Prince Edward Island; Apartheid; Military Research; Open Campus Day; Joey Fahey; Bill C-9; Geza Matrai; The University of Windsor Student Council; Coalition for Immigrant Women in Nova Scotia; Bill C-12; Quebec youth protest; McGill University; Televised University Sports; Rape Crisis Centre; John and Bo Derek; Strip clubs; The Right Stuff (film); Caribanza; Trekkies; Top Girls (play); Dr. Willis Noble; March Break Day Camp; Nutrition month; June Lumsden; Women's Floor Hockey Mini-league; XIV Winter Olympics; AUAA Men's Basketball Championships

Topics covered include: Sister Alice Michael; Housing; the Nova Scotia Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Student Council Report; Financial Statement; Canadian Union of Students; Marilyn Hutchings; Faculty; Sports; World University Service of Canada; Graduate School; Conference on Inter-American Student Projects; Film Club; Orientation; Donna Breen