This issue contains articles on the upcoming LUSU elections, entertainment reviews, and the season loss by the Women's Basketball team.

This issue contains articles on the environmental movement, chemical spillage at Lakehead, and a new recycling program in Thunder Bay.

This issue contains articles on art stolen from campus, computer concerns at Lakehead, and student perspectives.

This issue contains articles on the first all-female LUSU executive team, academic planning on campus, and the basketball team's success against Brock University.

This issue contains articles on voting scandals in LUSU elections, a campaign against homophobia, and success of the Men's basketball team against Western.

This issue contains articles on humanitarian efforts at Lakehead, the 40th anniversary of Lakehead University, and robbery in the ATAC building.

This issue contains articles on the Terry Fox run 25th anniversary, the official opening of NOSM, and the LUSU Community Garden.

Group of men and women seated on a bench and standing in front of banners and a sign. Banner reads "Women Should Vote", sign reads "Organized Slaves". Back row, 4th or 5th from left are Aina and Otto Wilen.

Downtown Port Arthur, 1910. Presently corner of Red River Road and Cumberland Street, Thunder Bay.

Play entitled "Carmen" performed at the Big Finn Hall, 314 Bay Street, Thunder Bay, 1920's. People in photo: Hilma Sillman (Carmen). Donor: Dora Alanen.