This newsletter contains information on Doris Willcott's reception of the President's Prize from Naomi Hersom, the first tourism graduates with honorary degrees from fall Convocation, Dr. Fred Harrington's reception of the Royal Society Silver medal, withdrawal dates from 'A' courses, and a Capital Campaign Bulletin discussing scholarships and travel opportunities. There are sections on fall fitness programs, a profile description of Dr. Susan Boyd, Senate motions, and an 'On the Move' section detailing faculty elections, student winners of the Canadian Family Life Educator (CFLE) certification, the appointment of Dame Nita Barrow to the fifth Governor General of Barbados, and Elaine Isabelle's election as the new director general of programs for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).There is information on Mount workshops to address the extinction of plant species, photographs from fall Convocation, President Hersom's discussion of growth in accordance with the university's mission, and a discussion of the first graduating class of Tourism students. The newsletter discusses honorary degrees conferred on Mount students, valedictorian addresses on 'climbing the Mount,' Seton lectures focusing on Canadian theology, exhibitions at the Art Gallery, new appointments to the Mount's Board of Governors, and an advertisement for the first Christmas Party for faculty and staff. The newsletter concludes with an advertisement on quitting smoking, as well as an 'Of Interest' section on the Bedford Highway proposal, presentations on scholarships available, and the third annual University Community Memorial Service.

Topics covered include: Students To Strike; Disclosure (film); Nell (film); Jann Arden; Mens Basketball Team in First; Cross Training; Women's Basketball Team Loses in Double OT

Topics covered include: Student Union; Library; MSVU Association of Teachers; Chaplaincy Centre; Outreach Tutoring; Federal Voting; Music; Theatre; Jazz Concert; Faculty of MSVU named: Dr.David Monaghan; Joseph Foy; David Roe; Dr.Olga Broomfield; Dr.Jaques Goulet; Student Council Executive Staff named: Margaret During; Virginia Turner; Laura Purdy; Lois Hartnett; Julie Coolen

This newsletter contains information on celebrations highlighting university-community interaction, early course selection, prizes won at the Atlantic Universities Undergraduate Biology Conference '89, and an 'On the Move' section detailing promotions, PhD completion, presentations, awards, and travels of Mount faculty and students. The newsletter discusses funding granted by the Federal Business Development Bank (FBDB), as well as an 'Of Interest' section discussing applications for the McGrath-Baird Prize in Gerontology, and Student Nutrition Awareness Week.

Topics covered include: Department of Social Services; Robert Fiander; Student Union; Home Economics Club; Chapel; Sister Catherine Wallace; Admissions and Scholarships Committee; English Department; Social Rehabilitation Center; Campus Police; Student Council; Neptune Theatre; Classifieds; Arts Department; Student Initiated Athletic Centre; Senate

Topics covered include: Changes to math prerequisites; Rosaria sundial; Tourism and Hospitality admissions; Rick Hansen - Man in Motion; Abortion; Camp Mush-a-Mush; Constitutional Referendum; New Corner Store manager; University Club space for faculty; Billings fertility control method; Public Interest Research Groups (PIRGS); Ralph Nader; MSVU Soccer team; Stress; Alumnae fundraiser; Council Day; Stand by Me (film); National Ballet of Canada

Topics covered include: Council passes motion condemning Playboy on Pay TV; Nominations open for student Judicial committee and Discipline Appeals committee; Student Unions Election; Men's Residence; MSA Flower Day; Winter Germs; Ninth Annual Art Craft and Hobby Show; Bryan Adams; "Mystics" chosen as team name;

Topics covered include: Renovations to MSVU; Memorial University enrollment; Project I: Futures for Women; Distance University Education via Television; Student Loan Repayment; Marillac Residence; Sexual Assault Victims Community Resources; New scholarships; Calgary peace demonstrators; Student Finances; Student housing; Bachman Turner Overdrive; Poetry and the Revolution; Mystics team tryouts; Vinnies; The Aquinian; Pepsi generation; Canadian Federation of Students; Young Catholics and Women's Issues; Canadian Association of University Teachers

Topics covered include: Student Union elections; Caribbean conference; MSVU Counselling Centre; Caritas Day; e Women's Information, Resource and Referral Services, (WIRRS); Baboon experiment; Cyanide pills; Male enrollment at MSVU; DUET; Red People's Spiritual and Educational Long Walk; Dr. Vladimir I. Dobrenkov and Vadim Zhdanovich; Vinnie's; Twelfth Night; National fish and Seafood Month