Topics covered include: The Project One referendum; Positions open on the Picaro; Halifax universities protest cuts loudly; Scarborough College; Police protection in United States; Annual General Meeting; Awards banquet; Medical billing; Picaro readership survey; Student Work Abroad Program; Yearbook; Education society hosts conference; Basketball; Cheerleading; Toga Party; Ever Loving (play); Dinner theatre

Topics covered include: Student Union (parody); The Picaro (parody); Dr. David Monaghan (parody); Generic CUP Story (parody); MSVU Academy Awards (parody); The Dark Side of the PR Prom (parody); Quality of Life at MSVU (parody)

Teams include women's basketball, men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer, co-ed badminton, and ath/rec society.

Topics covered include: Monty's Best of 06: The Mountain Lion Counts it Down; Kenny Fitzpatrick; Allison MacNeil; Finding Feminism; Ashley Dawe; From the Editor; Crystal Tobin; Well the Weather Outside is Frightful!; Students' Union Welcomes New Team Member and Bids Fond Farewell to Existing Staff; Nikki Tommey; Tales from a Lonely Info Desk Worker; Allison Saunders; Let's Give 'Em Something to Talk About; Sarah Maclellan; Goo Goo Dolls Let Love In at Halifax Metro Centre; Jane MacCormack; Holiday Season Brings Cheer to Mount Families; Allison MacNeil; What the Career Planning Centre Can Do for You!; Kate Buchan; You Are What You Eat; Erica Savage; Food For Thought, Have We Lost Touch; Food Resource Stock is on the Up;

Topics covered include: National Student Day; Student Council; Outreach tutoring; the Canadian Armed Forces; Literary; Student Aid; Student Services Department; Course Evaluations; Course Evaluations Committee; Food Committee; Council of the Nova Scotia Confederation of University Faculty Association; Bursary; the Nova Scotia Liquor Board; Entertainment; Skiing; Ed Gurney; Student Store; Unemployment; the Canada Student Loans System; London Life; Athletics Department; Trans-Canada Telephone System; Arts Weekend

Topics covered include: A Council and Their Rings, Not Really an Editorial; Lest We Forget; Michelle Bond; Karen MacGillvary; Are You Environmentally Aware; Annette Chaisson; The Red Cross Sucks Our Blood; Paul Moore; Enrollment Rising; Rain Boutilier; On Being Gay; Art Gallery; Naoke Furue; Entertainment; The Irish Descendants

Topics covered include: Atlantic Federation of Students (AFS); National Union of Students (NUS); the National Gay Rights Coalition (NGRC); Protest; Abortion; Religion; Presidential Search Committee; Rape Crisis Centre; Summer Employment; Canadian Manpower Centre; the Canadian Armed Forces; Elections Student Council; Winter Carnival; Art Gallery; Nova Scotia Museum; Neptune Theatre; Bulletin; Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution; Deportation; Nuclear Arms; Tomatoes; Marijuana; Residence; Elections

Topics covered include: Student Unions of Nova Scotia Symposium; CSAAN (Canadian Student Alumnae Association Network) Conference; Dental plan - Binding vote proposed; Dr. Deborah Norris - 1996 Alumnae Award for Teaching; Mount Seeks New Model for Academic Advising; Condommania wraps up; Winter Carnival; Business students show off assets; Canadian schools join Team Canada 's overseas recruiting; Naturopathic Medicine; Peggy MacKinnon - BA in English student; Advising 101; Mike Simon - 4th year student; Teachers, Children, and Parent-Students; Diets and dysphoria; Eating Disorder Awareness Week; Amanda Marshall (singer); Chantal Kreviazuk (singer); Sloan (band); Xzibit; Evita (film); Mars Attacks (film); Scream (film); Jerry Maguire (film); The English Patient (film); The Mahones (band); Dave Carmichael (band); New Marking System; Vincent's Restaurant nights; Curling - Hamer nails provincial title; Men's Basketbal at10-0; Women drop to 5-5

This newsletter contains information on a lecture series held by Dr. E. Margaret Fulton, the opening of the E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre, the expansion of the Mount's Women's Studies program, and an advertisement with a schedule of events for the Mount's National Universities Week. There is a section with reminders for Mount scholars regarding the Scholars' Assembly, as well as international visitors exploring linkages with the Mount and a note of thanks to the Mount community by Valerie Leonard. There is an 'Of Interest' section on drama videos available for Mount users and the Mount's participation in the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada's annual Christmas fruit cake sale, as well as a discussion of the appointment of the Mount's new international student advisor. There is information on collective agreements between the university and employees, grad packs for fall graduates, help with reserving library carrels, a competition between celebrity teams in the Quirky Quatrathalon, and an 'On the Move' section detailing the retitling of the 'Director of Student Services' position to 'Dean of Student Affairs,' as well as Sister Sheilagh Martin's presentation titled 'Alpha MSH Injected into the Septal Area does not Alter Prostaglandin Fever in Rats.'