Patrica Gillis

Topics covered include: The referendum, why we oppose it; methodology questionable; the role of the student press; voice your point of view; positions open in Picaro; open forum, students question Project One commitment; Halifax universities protests cuts loudly; moment of silence not too well heard; lack of support for sports teams disgusting; thanks to education society folks; New paper forms over council indecision at Scarborough; No police protection required in U.S.; Go directly to jail and pay your own way; Annual general meeting scheduled; Awards banquet honours active; Students misunderstand medical billing; Survey responses indicate satisfactory operation; SWAP, work this summer and travel; Buckle up your baby; Yearbook close to schedule; Education society hosts conference; You me and child study; Mount loses basketball title to C.C.B; Sports comment what is a cheerleader; Enjoyable Canadian; Toga III, a hit; complete with bedlinens; Mount's playhouse dinner theatre planned for this summer;

Topics covered include: Constitution, an amateur piece of work; general campus event notices; Do you have a hearing problem?; French segments of Sesame Street portray Maritimers as fisherman; Father Ritter known for helping those under 21; Service with VIA a disgrace; Mr. Blair takes a dim view of peace movement; What's in a pub?; Campaign platforms; The options are never closed; Godspell - appealing and colourful; Magic of movie intense; Are highly paid athletes worth it?; Commit yourself to fitness; Status of hockey questioned; You, me and Child Study; Job watch.

Topics covered include: Canada an accomplice to South Africa injustice; TV lounge locked, residents responsible for damages; Marriage fee to aid battered women; Senior class planning for the big week; Arms race the fault of it's macho image; Business is Canada's fastest growing spectator sport, Peter C. Newman; UBC lays of 46, 45 of them women; Carnival: Still within budget now that the bills are in; Lots of trust; Food for though; If Mount is not culturally deprived, then help us improve it; Life is different in boarding school; Sports comment making a killing; Sports puzzler; What's new in history; You me and child study; Why are these women such a valuable Canadian resource; Godspell being shown again; Kreskin coming to Cohn; Big band sounds return.

Topics covered include: MSVU receives research grants and contracts; On campus news; Welcome from student union president; President Fulton welcomes students; New academic vice president appointed; Student contributions; Orientation week activities; Its and bits; Students vs U.S. corporations; Frosh wash; Capus; Mount counselling services available; At the art gallery; A little info on the book store; Berbick leaves, Halifax loses; Athletic report; Sports shorts; MSVU recap.

Topics covered include: Book investigates use of sexist language; student bursary information; Coffee shop with new look; Winter Carnival financial report presented; Sociology/Anthropology Society constitution passed; Judicial system to be discussed; Fund Raising Report brought to council; Vincent Hall in the news; Constitution coming to referendum; Things are never how you think they are; What will a peace march accomplish anyway?; New Brunswick students take note; How to get yourself a room in residence; Elections next week; They hurt they feel forever; Basketball and volleyball teams gear up for playoffs; Godspell ready to emerge; Klick clicks; Mason Chapman plays new tunes-delights crowd; You me and Child Study; Business Society not just for business whizzes; The Psych society plus one, maybe two; Eat right and keep moving; Student Union Constitution referendum date: February 17.

Topics covered include: Half positions filled; Corner store turns a profit; Father Ritter practices what he preaches; Register early: beat the rush!; Debating team matches with university and student council presidents; Quest for fire-humans in the rawww!; At the gallery prints and potters; Flashback to good times; Porky's supposedly a comedy; Year end wrap-up on sports; Volleyball team holds their own at nationals; You me and child study; Central America-An ideological background; The Sicaro, a satirical newspaper is included in this issue.

Topics covered include: Union constitution barely passes; Election results, no surprises; Bursary, deadlines and event notices; New computer lab ready to open; Information on '82 constitution; New weapon should make seal hunting more humane; It loses something in translation; Returning officer reports election results; Where have the peanuts gone; Gonzo journalism, let's get some going; Are we already too late?; To critique and defend Canadian politics: an un-American activity; Picaro readership services; Volleyball team goes into championship undefeated; MSVU hockey team returns for action; Why is Wayne Gretzky good?; Shoot The Moon: a winner; Father Ritter: to speak in Halifax; Project One referendum slated for mid-March.