This issue contains articles on the Emergency Parking Committee, Lakehead students at International Day of Protest demonstrations, and discussions around education as a national issue.

This issue contains articles on new on-campus parking fines, the move of first semester examinations to before Christmas, and the establishment of a co-op bookstore by Lakehead students, professors, and members of the Company of Young Canadians.

This issue contains articles on Lakehead's membership status with the Canadian Union of Students, the Golf Team's winning of the Ontario Intercollegiate Crown, and the revolutions in Paris.

This issue contains articles on student representation in University Senate, controversy surrounding Athletic Advisory Board meetings, and a visit from Lloyd Dennis, co-author of the Hall-Dennis Report on Education.

This issue contains articles on negotiations around bus services, A.M.S. (Alma Mater Society) election results, and the outcome of a talk given at the University by members from Young Progressive Conservatives for Ontario.

This issue contains articles on an Anti-Vietnam War petition, a visit from members from Students for a Democratic Society, and struggles from students all over the world.

This issue contains articles on A.M.S. (Alma Mater Society) elections, Boris Brott's appointment to the position of Music Director, and issues surrounding social barriers to education.

This issue contains articles on athletics changes due to the University's new international status, the A.M.S. (Alma Mater Society) budget, and student power.

This issue contains articles on the Duff-Birdall Report and Dr. Tom Miller's words against it, Waterloo Student Protesting, and Lakehead University's acceptance into the National Association of Colleges and Universities.

This issues contains articles on student involvement in University Senate, on campus club information, and the Arts Folk Spectacular show.