Topics covered include: Riots; Higher Learning; the Dublin Corporation; Elections; Brantford Senior Citizen's Kazoo Band; Movement for Christian Action (M.C.A.); Royal Canadian Mounted Police; Sharron Wise; Unemployment; Pierre Elliot Trudeau; Larry J. Fisk; Neptune Theatre; Abortions; the Cultural Affairs Committee; Greek

Topics covered include: El Salvador; Latin American Information Group (LAIG); Student Council; Corner Store; Student Union; Basketball; the Halifax Chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women; Housing Department; Tim Taylor; Student Services; Business Society; the Historical Society; Association of Student Councils (AOSC); Acadia University; Home Economics Society; Residence Department; Registrar Department

Topics covered include: Ecole Polytechinque; Violence against Women; The Polar Bear Swim; The Mount Catholic Community weekend of reflection; Residence reforms; Student Judicial System; Ballroom Dancing; Tony Ross - Pepsi Athlete of the Week

Topics covered include: Student Parent Allied for Child Care (SPACC); Daycare on campus; Student Union elections to be completed again; Student Union theft; Schools and Education; Pornography debate; Bruce Johnson - exhibitions officer at MSVU Art Gallery; Grad Week; Volunteering; Bell curve grading system; Joe versus the Volcano (film); CIAU Hockey; First Championship for Women's Basketball

Topics covered include: International Women's Day; Women's relationship with food; Women's sport; History of IWD in Halifax; Women and body hair; Ecole Polytechnique; Domesticity; Women and Poverty; Banquet 1990; Poetry; Sexism at York University; Women and Alcohol

This newsletter contains information on students' evaluations of Universities Week, the Mount's production of 'Top Girls' to illustrate women's methods of handling success, and a Women's Rally Day. The newsletter also discusses various activities conducted by alumnae in response to the first signs of spring, a speech contest for young women, and conflicts in government in Ottawa. There are sections on a special day camp, financial aid available, and the activities undertaken by the Mount president and other faculty. There is information on DUET (Distance University Education via Television) highlighting student productions of programs, coming events, the designation of March as Nutrition Month, and a presentation of a Computer Fair by AIESEC Dalhousie.

This issue covers project one, project one donors, letters from across canada, insights current events, women's studies program, distance university education via television program, gerontology program, student center, project one benefit concert, royal commission questions role of universities, life planning and learning center, home economics, letter from alumnae association president, and class notes.

Topics covered include: Committee on Academic Affairs; Library Committee; Committee on Student Affairs; Student Union Newspaper; Photopool; Student Council; Yearkbook; Awards Day; Capitol Theatre; Summer Sessions; Travel; Acupuncture; Music; Theatre; Rosaria Residence; Pub

Topics covered include: Corner store manager fired; AIDS testing; Paul Carroll - new Vinnie's manager; Dalhousie's radio station, CKDU 97.5 FM fundraising; Barry Canning (singer); Crosby, Stills and Nash perform at Metro Centre; Halifax music centre; Lee Aaron - "queen of pop metal"; The new library in the E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre; the MacDonald Room scheduled to open soon; Accessibility of EMF for wheelchair users; A/V Services; Computer services and DUET moved to EMF; Abortion; MVP: Most Valuable or Most Popular Player; Women's Soccer Team Wins Opener; For The Run Of It