This newsletter contains information on the success of the DUET (Distance University Education via Television) program across 17 locations in Atlantic provinces, a photograph of Saint Elizabeth Bayley Seton, women overcoming myths about themselves, the Speakers' Bureau's community involvement, the Alumnae Fall Fair, and a seven-kilometer walkathon. There are also sections on serving alumnae better through student activities, an opinion piece on public relations, an approved fall graduation list, and the future of university education. The newsletter includes sections on national recognition of Mary Sparling, a reading from poet Miriam Waddington, the Consumer Education Centre being open, and a 'This and That' section concerning an open class on 'Buying a Hosue and Choosing a Mortgage' and invitations to the Marillac French residence.

This newsletter contains information on a mock jail sponsored by the Mount Student Assistants (MSA's) during the Winter Carnival, a profile description of Peter Glenister, academic and business worlds benefitting from the Office Automation Centre, and an 'Of Interest' section detailing Ann Eade's appointment to the board of directors of the Risk Insurance Managers Society (RIMS), Symphony Nova Scotia's rush seating policy for full-time students and senior citizens, and Josette Deleas-Matthews's critical commentaries on African cinema on CBC. There are sections on a Canadian-Nigerian meeting for an exchange of ideas, students becoming subjects in osteoporosis research, a public lecture by Gwynne Dyer, and an 'Of interest' section discussing tickets for the YWCA's annual Women's Recognition Dinner. The newsletter includes information on new programs at the Mount, a 'Flip for Lunch' event, events at the Art Gallery, and a commentary on increasing female graduates from Canadian universities. The newsletter concludes with tips on fielding unsolicited media interviews.

Topics covered include: Herbicides; Nova Scotia Student Aid Program; Contraceptives; Amnesty International; Atlantic University Student Leadership Conference; Student Council Election Results; Grade 13; Marjorie Maguire; The Aquinian; Halloween Howl; Alcohol; Romeo and Juliet; Paul Lawson; Atlantic Bowl; Mount Mystics

Topics covered include: Hostility Mounts - between M.A.N.U.S and Student Union; Kelusultiek - Original Women's Voices of Atlantic Canada (book); Charles Crosby - Mount Student Runs For Halifax City Council; Student Council Elections; Campus Security; Organ Donation; Women United - protest against violence against woman; Sports & Recreation

Topics covered include: Rhonda Coleman - External Vice President Student Union; Residence students opinion poll; Poll proposals put on waiting list until spring; Mount students barely meet quorum; Universities rejoin Maclean's survey; Backlash on underage drinking, and Vinnie's; The Student Parent; Teaching in Japan; Royal Winnipeg Ballet; That Thing You Do (film); The Grace Babies (band); Mystics soccer in first place

Topics covered include: The Canada Student Loan Program; Student Council; Winter Carnival; Junior Prom Queen; Lorna Bishop; Residence Life

Featured teams include women's basketball, men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer, co-ed badminton, and cross-country running.

Featured teams include women's volleyball, women's basketball, men's basketball, women's soccer, and men's soccer.

Topics covered include: Student Council; Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; Student Union; National Union of Students; the Canadian Armed Forces; Unemployment; Metro Coalition of Support for the Unemployed; Rally; Canadian University Press; Elections; Trans Canada Telephone System; Entertainment Committee .