Mount Saint Vincent University

Topics covered include: New Mount Library; Introduction of Novanet; MSVU Winter Carnival; Calgary Winter Olympics; Semi-Annual CFS conference; Men at the Mount; Lynn Snelgrove - Cornerstore manager; Post Secondary education in BC; Hearing impairment and students; Famine in Ethiopia; Free trade; 14th Annual University Community Art, Craft, Baking, Hobby and Talent Show; Student employment funding; Ron Lapierre - Vinnie's manager; The Manitoba (University of Manitoba student newspaper); Lambert & James (comedy); Yuk Yuk's Comedy Cabaret; Mount volleyball team

Topics covered include: Student Union election results; Paul Card - Student Union president-elect; Faculty salaries; Vladimir Kirrilov - First Secretary to the Soviet Ambassador to Canada speaks to Mount students; French in the Public Relations program; Stress management; Exams; ALAR (Advanced Learning and Relaxation); Racial altercation at McGill; Educational institutional discrimination against Black and Indigenous people; Final Exam Schedule; Sex trade; Ronald Reagan; G7 summit and citizen action; Saint Mary's Drama Society; Canadian Organization of Campus Activities (COCA); Mike Wood; Canadian hockey at St. Pierre et Miquelon

Topics covered include: Congratulations graduates - Fall 1999 Convocation; Dr. Randi Warne - MSVU ·professor speaks at national and international conferences; Royal Bank doesn't want your money; Computer update; Dr. Cynthia Matheson - Distinguished educator honoured; New rules for research - Tri-Council Policy Statement on Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Human Research; NS Special Olympics - Olympic spirit: alive and well; Y2K won't stop student travellers; Proposed Divorce Act amendment could affect students; Bacteria might save lives; US Governor signs death warrant on dissident journalist; Meet my town: Boutilier's Point, Nova Scotia; Woods behind Motherhouse - Not the Blair Witchwoods; Joanne Burnes-Theriault, head of Athletics/Recreation department; Kim Stockwood (singer); Garth Brooks (singer); David Bowie (singer); first annual Miss(ter) Mount Beauty Pageant; Sumida River (play); At the MSVU art gallery; Mike Hingston - Badminton, engineering and cheesecake: a great recipe for a coach

Topics covered include: Brian Mulroney visits Dalhousie; Student Union election candidates; The English Society's Valentines Day Sonnet Contest; Nightbreed (film); Glory (film); Mount Saint Vincent University Basketball, Volleyball and Badminton Conference finals

Topics covered include: Student union elections; Student Union Constitution; Hearing Impairment; Sesame Street; Father Bruce Ritter; VIA Rail; Student Christian Movement of MSVU; Godspell; Fitness;

Featured teams include women's basketball, men's basketball, women's volleyball, women's soccer.

Topics covered include: Student Council; Saga Foods;; Vending Machines; Sexism; Barbara Purdy; MSVU Students named: Anne Rowe; Brenda Harrop; Jim Fry; National Union of Students (NUS); Home Economics Society;Argentina; Business Society; Capitol Theatre; American Oil Companies; Elections; Women and the Law in Nova Scotia; Nova Scotia Student Aid Committee; Student Loan; Yearbook; Day Care Centre; Donations; Consumer Concerns; Council Awards; Student Jobs; Canadian Manpower Center; Outreach Tutoring; Theatre; Music; Dalhousie Student Union; Chile; Photopool; Gold; Tennis; Basketball; Ice Hockey; Classifieds; Queens University; Bachelor of Education; MSVU Carnival; Prohibition

Topics covered include: Remembrance Day; Student Health Plan; Evaristus Hall residence door lock time; Anorexia and Bulimia; Choosing a Career; Basketball - Men's B-Ball off to Montreal; Women's Soccer Undefeated

Topics covered include: Student Union; Graduate Students Association (GSA); Elections; Continuing Education Department; Saceteria; Progressive Conservative Party; Terrence Donahoe; Tuition; Education; Student Council; Child Study Society; Social/Athletic Department; Agape Christian Fellowship; Abigail Van Burne; MSVU Students Store; Michelin; the Bookstore; Federal General Election; Debate; Athletic/Recreation Department; Film; the Department of Health; the Rainbow Program; Food; Home Economics Department; Entertainment

Topics covered include: Mount Student Flashed; SU VP Cathy Thorpe's Resignation Rejected; Human Rights Commission is inquiring into new differential fees imposed by Acadia ($1,315) and Mount Saint Vincent University ($500) on international students; Psychological Impact of Cancer; Gulf War; Teaching English; HOPE Campaign; Cat On A Hot Tin Roof (Tennessee Williams play) at Neptune Theatre; Body of Evidence (film); Franz Kafka; The Incredible Boris: Mentalist and Humorist; Health benefits of drinking water; Tai Chi