Topics covered include: Evaristus; Seton; Development and Peace; Summer Jobs; Sexual Revolution; Nursing Faculty; Student Conference; The University of Waterloo Student Council; Cynthia McPhilip; Sharon Millie; Scholarships; Neptune Theatre; Richard Hewka; Winter Weekend

Topics covered include: Universities and business; President's Assembly; Death and Dying; Poverty; Arms Race; Liberal youth; Supplemental exams abolished; Atlantic Provinces Jewish Student Federation (APJSF); Margaret Thatcher; Student Housing; CTV's Thrill of a Lifetime; Co-operative Education; Graham Chapman; Electric Light Orchestra; Athletics/Recreation Centre of MSVU; Mount Women's Soccer Team

This newsletter contains information on a paper written by Erdener Kaynak, Chairman of the Department of Business Administration at MSVU, regarding the impacts of exporting in Nova Scotia. It also discusses a grant awarded to the Art Gallery, equipment added to the roof of the Seton Academic Centre, awards available for students, faculty research and conference attendance, long-service awards given, and the career aspirations of Catherine Cox, an alumnae from the Mount. The newsletter includes information on the benefits of forest fires, the opportunities in the job market, a 'Canada's Energy is Mindpower' advertisement, and the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD), the art college chosen to create symbols for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Topics covered include: Frances Witherspoon; Home Economics annual fashion show; Air Canada; Infectious mononucleosis; Automation centre in Seton Academic Centre; MUN and Dal committees for AIDS education; Drug testing in university athletes; Abortions at UBC; Proposed Bill C-54; Underfunding of women's athletics in Ontario; MSVU/Oxford exchange; Duet for One (play); Broadcast News (film); Women's basketball; Mount Saint Vincent Badminton team

Topics covered include: Women in Science; Faculty strike at TUNS; Metro Transit student bus passes; DUET; Communications centre; Milton Cesar Taborda - MSVU foster child; Student travel; Divestment at University of Toronto; The Manitoban (student newspaper); Dalhousie student council audit and bill; BC prison system; Condoms and AIDS; Simon Fraser University and accessibility; The Frantics; Chuck Berry; Campus comedy; Women's basketball

This newsletter contains information on a reading of a bill to create a new Charter for the Mount, Mount students earning NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada) scholarships, researchers successful in bids for NSEC grants, competition increases for NSERC grants, changing requirements for PR (Public Relations) and co-op programs by the Senate, and continued success in Operation SOS (Hep us Stock Our Shelves). The newsletter includes a discussion of distance education and an 'Of Interest' section on the Royal Commission on Health Care, a men's basketball summer league, cheese being sold for funds for Friends of Schizophrenia, a celebration of the Metro Council on Continuing Education, Dr. Helen Caldicott's tour in Halifax, and a Women in Management Research Symposium. There is an 'On the Move' section highlighting class projects for students in Home Economics in Institutional Administration, as well as Dr. Marilyn McDowell's attendance of a conference in Montreal. There is a section on positions available for Student Assistants at Convocation, a Campus Calendar of events from May 8 to June 28, and information on scholarship deadlines.

Topics covered include: MANUS No More; Student Union Does Little to Inform Students of fees Increase; Vinnie's Pub Night Changed to Thursdays; Mount Introduces Much-Needed Changes to Computers; Nuns and books and lots of girls Frosh Week '98: The Full Mounty - Revisited; Where is the A·R·T in Mount Saint Vincent University; The Barenaked Ladies; Blade (film)

Topics covered include: Rosaria renovations; Atlantic Region of the Canadian University Press; Student Aid; Education in Latin America; Resident Assistants; Mount has Image Problem; Women's Volleyball; Women's Basketball; Tootsie (film)

This newsletter contains information on Open Campus Days for high school students, Elizabeth Seton Lectures, a World Day of Prayer service planned by the Campus Ministry, ex-exhibitions officers' works displayed at the Art Gallery, and an 'On the Move' section detailing awards, conferences, Mount representatives, scholarships, and travels of students and faculty. The newsletter also discusses a multicultural night hosted by Mount international students and an 'Indoor Heart Walk' launched by the Nova Scotia Heart Foundation and Mic Mac Mall.