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

This newsletter contains information on media coverage of a teach-in event, science department's open house for high school students, a discussion of women in times of war and peace, an analysis of Dr. Reg Stuart's book 'United States Expansionism and British North America, 1775-1871,' a profile description of Dr. Mary O'Brien, a child study project aimed at filling the information gap, and a warning by Dr. Joan Rothschild regarding reproductive technologies. The newsletter includes sections on a scholarship fund created by Corporate Communications Ltd., Corporate Research Associates Inc., and Sight and Sound Productions. There is an 'On the Move' section detailing elections, competitions, scholarships, sports achievements, and appointments by Mount faculty and staff. There is information on the March Break Day Camp, Active Living regarding Health and fitness for the 90's, and an exhibition in recognition of International Women's Week at the Art Gallery.

Topics covered include: Distance University Education; Residence Rules; U de Moncton; Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission; Mount Saint Vincent International Students' Association (ISA) International Night; Public relations; Campus Association of Part-time University Students (CAPUS); MSVU Diamond Jubilee (60th year); MSVU Presidential Search; Winter Carnival; Alcohol on University Campus; Apartheid

Art gallery events, "nine years of growth" by Phyllis Jeffrey, Canadian and American women in higher education, "one hundred and sixty-eight memorable hours" by Bonnie Mossman and Gayle Silver about mount home economics, spilled ink contributed by Carole Hartzman, photos of convocation 1974, "convocation address" by Florence Bird, "up from under" by Helen Lawlor about women's passiveness, current issues in nutrition, and biographical articles about Sister Margaret Molloy, Sister Brenda Halton and Miss Marion MacDonald

Featured teams include women's soccer, men's soccer, women's volleyball, women's basketball, men's basketball, athletics and recreational awards winners.

Topics covered include: Vagrant around MSVU; Fall Convocation Debate; Student Union Elections Candidates; Jean Chretien; Free Trade; Mermaid mural at Student union office; Bo Diddley; Jethro Tull; Intramurals; For the Run of It; Caroline Rodgers - Player of the Week

Topics covered include: Missing floors in E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre (parody); University radio (parody); Hunting (parody); Vinnie's (parody); Basketball teams (parody)