Topics covered include: Student Union policy on all-women events; Gwynne Dyer; Canada's role in NATO; 7th Annual Student Leadership Conference; "Stock our Stacks" fundraiser; Library collection; Margaret Muise - New co-op director; Annual Fiesta - Modern Languages Department; Poetry; Bruce Curtis; Ministry of Industry, Science and Technology; UVic; Challenge '88 summer job creation program; SFU students protest tuition; Affirmative action; Caribanza '88; Good Morning Vietnam (film)

Topics covered include: Student Union; Poetry; Home Economics Society; Mount Allison University; Photopool; Classifieds; Saga Food; Alexander Solzhenitsyn Derrick; Awards Committee; Convocation; Housing; Lois Hartnett; Laura Purdy; Don Shipton; Roasaria Residence; Pool Table; Yearbook; Helen MacDonald; Music; Paul Zwicker

This newsletter contains information on a week of reflection planned by metro universities and colleges, reminders regarding graduation photos, new exhibitions at the Art Gallery focusing on Sam Tata and Gerald Ferguson, an advertisement for the second annual 'Beat the Blues Barbeque,' Dr. Allan Neilsen's monograph urging critical thinking, and the creation of a new continuing education program. The newsletter contains sections on the Host Family Association, a note of thanks by Bill Morris, and an 'Of Interest' section discussing public lectures by Dr. Carl Braun and evening seminars by the Mount's Centre for Continuing Education. The newsletter concludes with a section on a partnership between Mount business students and Volkswagen Canada.

Topics covered include: Environmental Postcard - United Nations Conference on Environment and Development; Dave Wynn elected SU President; UVIC Tuition Rise Despite Promises; Blueprint '98 - MSVU strategic plan; Sexual Violence: RCMP Slow to Report Findings in UCCB Case; Animal Testing; Mount Saint Vincent University Mystics athletics season end

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

This newsletter contains information on Jean-Guy Rioux's and Yvette McLaughlin's tour of the DUET (Distance University Education via Television) program at the Mount, a survey to Alumnae regarding whether they would attend the Mount again, a section titled 'It's running time again... let's walk and roll!,' information on awards, fellowships, and other opportunities, and an 'On the Move' section regarding faculty papers and Mount student Ardythe Ashe's role in the Seabright United Baptist Pastorate. The newsletter concludes with a 'Snipits' section detailing openings in the Mount Choir, as well as the beginnings of the intramural co-ed volleyball season.

Topics covered include: Inadequate technology frustrates Mount students, faculty; To Disqualify or not to disqualify? Constitutional grey areas affect Students' Union elections; Liz Rigney; Ontario Introduces Private University Legislation; Canadian films to receive more cash from feds; Remembrance Days Past - The Sisters of Charity Reflect on their war efforts; Before adolescence, children are warming up to the habit of lighting up; Damhnait Doyle carries on at the Marquee; Badminton Team up and Ready for Action; Soccer Team Bounces Back From Second Place Slump; Mount Women's Bas ketball Team Patiently Awaiting Tip Off Tournament; Ian MacRae - Man on the Mount

Topics covered include: Gender-Issues Committee; Health and Safety Committee; Lighting on campus; Corporations contribution to post secondary education; Big Brothers and Big Sisters policy prohibits openly gay men to be volunteers; Gender of the Picaro staff; Core Curriculum; Possible faculty strike at Dalhousie; Coping With the Common Cold; Federal formula for education transfers; Strategic planning in public relations; Board of Governors Appointments; Students protest cost of education; Mount increases tuition by 7.5 percent; Psych Society; Student Loans; French Club Kicks Off; MSVU Clinches Soccer Play-off Spot; Skiing; Mount Saint Vincent University Women's Soccer team ties Acadia; Women's Volleyball Set to Go; Pacers Beat Bullets at·the Forum; Fitness Fun For Half- Price; Jean-Jacques Poivedin - Athlete of the Week; Big Audio Dynamite (band); Terry Kelly (singer); Tune in Tomorrow (film)