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Item is the second issue of the 10th volume in the year 1980 of 'Coven', the Humber student newspaper. The issue includes coverage of no vandalism deposit for drafting student, good times at LS orientation, Bayes retires trustee post after 15 years, among other articles.

Item is the fourteenth issue of the 10th volume of 'Coven' in the year 1980. The issue includes coverage of students need teacher evaluations, mom proven hit in chemicals, UFOlogy serious matter: Harsell, among other issues

Item is the fifteenth issue of the 10th volume of 'Coven' in the year 1980. The issue includes coverage of Intercon getting security openings, bookstore solves Christmas worries, big band era revived, among other articles

Item is the twentieth issue of the 10th volume of 'Coven' in the year 1981. The issue includes coverage of By-law tilts pinball games, CHOICES opens door, Humber-OISE study almost completed, among other articles.

Item is the twenty-first issue of the 10th volume of 'Coven' in the year 1981. The issue includes coverage of Flash Flicks flicker flicks for fun, blow your mind week blew by with a bang, alumni help in job hunt, among other articles.

Item is the twenty-third issue of the 10th volume of 'Coven' in the year 1981. The issue includes coverage of Eriksen seeks balanced program, sextet saxist soothes, men winning while women winning, among other articles.

Item is the twenty-fifth issue of the 10th volume of 'Coven' in the year 1980. The issue includes coverage of 'Passing impossible' : Bradford, a little prick goes a long way, Diodes losing battles in war of survival, among other articles.

Item is the twenty-sixth issue of the 10th volume of 'Coven', in the year 1980. The issue includes coverage of badminton team takes silver medal, Expotech boats 59 entries, Jazz goes unappreciated, among other articles.

Item is the twenty-eighth issue of the 10th volume of 'Coven' in the year 1980. The issue includes coverage of book chronicles Humber history, fire safety procedures a hot issue, radio stations could fade out, among other articles.