Mount Saint Vincent University. Public Relations and Development

Art gallery display "Jewish Experience in the Art of the Twentieth Century," discrimination against women on campus, home-making as a full time job, psychological differences between the sexes, "croquis" a poem by Dr. Pierre Gerin, and biography on Gail Smith

January to March calendar of events, "the macdonald rare book collection" by Sister Marie Agnes, "over my shoulder" by Helen Champion Waugh, "not only to minister the sick" by Jo Brazel, "compassionate care for the dying" by Marilyn Kelly, "a fable" by Betty-Ann Lloyd, "a malyasian looks at canada" by Lai Leen Chew, "student newspaper" by Laura Purdy, "current issues in political science" by Robert Vaison, Sister Mary Albertus appointment as mount president, alumnae fund, "spilled ink" by David B. Roe, and Maureen Lyle biographical article

This issue covers financial support, class of 1968, Irene and Karen Swindells, photo of Mount alumnae at Canadian Home Economics Association conference, diary of Glenda Everett, co-op closing the gap, alumnae contributions, 1981-1982 annual report, class notes, association news, and letters to the editor.

Three lectures edited for print from the Mount's continuing education department lecture series entitled "Contemporary Woman: Heritage and Hope" (these lectures are by Sister Elizabeth Bellefontaine, Dr. John Klassen, and Norma Coleman), Dr. Eva W. M. Macdonald "Perspectives on Women" course, Janet Kendall current issues in reading, and spilt ink compiled by Larry Spencer

Art gallery dates, "the just society" by Sister Catherine Wallace, "Vive Besancon!" by Elizabeth Austin Karen Greene and Pamela Sweet, "Assuming Responsibility for Our Young" by Freida Hjartarson, photos of open day, "Mother Seton: Now More Than Ever a Woman for this Age" by Dr. Annabella M. Melville, "Sweet memories and August Bourbon" by Lois Hartnett, "Current Issues in Religious Studies" by Dr. Jacques Goulet, "Spilled Ink" by Dr. Wayne Ingalls, and biographical article about Dr. Alexander Fried

Robert Fetterly on whether or not anyone is listening to Mount students with a description of the results of student attitude survey, two pictorial stories are included in this issue; one describing activities in a presidents schedule and the other the national premier opening of the "tapestries from Poland" exhibition in the Mount's art gallery, women in history discussed by Dr. Alexander Fried, Dr. Ronald Van Houten on how to motivate children in basic learning skills, Professor Rainer Lant on teaching mathematics to young children, Mount Canadian studies program, and biographical article on Wendy Doyle

This issue contains: examination of Paula a resident student, and colleen a commuting student, interview with Mrs. Jean Stirling, Dr. Laurence Walker discusses "freshman writing skills and demise of grammar", Dr. Joyce Kennedy on declining number of priests in the Catholic Church, Lucian Bianchini paying tribute to library donors, Sister Elizabeth Weber of business management program on current issues, Dr. Pierre Gerin contributes to spilt ink, Mr. Donald Macneil biography, student issues by Donna Carter, art gallery schedule, and photos from University Community Show

This issue covers convocation 1983, yellow rose ceremony, valedictorian Joan Vickie Prior, Hon. Jeanne Sauve address, insight current events, Mrs. Anita Dubinsky address, photos of award winners, Sister Francis D'Assisi McCarthy, association news, class notes, and alumnae chapter news

March to May calendar of events, "'it's our turn" by Reverend J. Barry Wheaton about his meetings with many groups of the university, "contributions flow in" about the mount alumnae fund, "a look at townhouse living" about the birches residence, "arts are people" by Una Way, "upon deeply reflecting" by Catherine Barton, photo of class of 1905/1906, photos from the mount christmas party, "a can of spaghetti" by Berton Robinson, "student loans ...like it is" by Hon. Allan E. Sullivan, "student loans: we discuss.. then what?" by Margaret During, "for today's world" by Fran Maclean, "the case of the misleading statistic", and "education: a janus look in chinese setting" by George S. C. Cheong "

This issue includes a profile on Diane Tinkham, spilt ink contributed by Peter Glenister, current issues in Canadian literature by Dr. Paul McIsaac, discussions on how the mount deals with financial restraint, and a feature on the 1976 convocation graduates and a convocation talk by Dr. Sylva Gelber.