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This issue's agricultural articles pertain to increasing soil fertility with the use of lime, cultivating cover crops on orchard soil, the Ontario egg trade, and the profitability of fur farming. Another article provides some observations of Canadian Clydesdales at the International Stock Show in Chicago. Printed in this issue are two shorts stories by Charles G. D. Roberts and Miller, Justus. The Macdonald column contains an article, with photographs, of the Homemakers' Clubs of Saskatchewan, and a report on the success of the Conversazione. Campus news reports the athletic results of the basketball and hockey teams, the oratorical contest, the Valentine carnival, the Athletic Association concert, and the Union Literary Society meeting. Alumni news is located in the Alumni column. O. A. C. Review referendum ballot Lime, the soil's medicine Cover crops and cultivation Canada and Clydesdales The Ontario egg trade Queries My Saddle The Baby and the Bear Macdonald Much ado about nothing Alumni Athletics College life Money-making fur animals Two Days - Two Runaways Various viewpoints Locals advertising

The theme of the articles in this issue is increasing profitability in farming, whether it is increasing the markets for agricultural products due to improved transportation, reduction of farm labor, ice cold storage on the Canadian farm, or improving the quality of egg production. Also printed in this issue is a short story by Stephen Leacock, and the annual public speaking contest prize winning speech. Campus events are the At Home promenade, and the sports of baseball, basketball, hockey, and an indoor meet. The Macdonald column features a poem called the Charge of the Mac Brigade. Additional content of the column is an article about whether the students are interested in the women's suffrage movement, the results of the At Home promenade, and the initiation of the new students. The Schools' and Teachers' Department column contains the fourth lesson in woodworking. Alumni news, including wedding and birth announcements, is in the Alumni column. Our daily butter Driftwood The reason why An Everyday Creed Practical ice cold storage on the Canadian farm Annabel Lee The Great Election in Missinaba County The Road to Happiness The improvement of farm eggs Queries Schools' and Teachers' Department Eastern philosophy The work of the District Representative Editorials Athletics Macdonald Much ado about nothing Alumni Play the Game Student life at Yale Locals advertising

This issue's agricultural articles pertain how Macdonald College supplies its own meat for the dining department, a successful apiary that was rebuilt after contracting European Foulbrood, how to have successful winter egg production on the farm, a student's perspective on farm taxation, and the physiology of sap flow. The Macdonald column contains an account of the International Convention of the Student Volunteer Movement at Kansas City. Campus news includes biographies of the outgoing presidents of the college societies, and the athletic results for the swim-meet, hockey and baseball teams. Printed in this issue are two short stories. Alumni news is located in the Alumni column. College meat supplies The bee factory in Seymour Notes on winter egg production Taxation Snakes The physiology of sap flow A Matter of Rank Queries Macdonald Much ado about nothing College life Athletics Alumni A Lesson Worth While Various viewpoints Back to the Land His Deputy and Her Warden College Fever Courtship Under Difficulties Locals advertising

This is a thematic issue regarding the employment opportunities available to the O. A. C. graduate. Three articles suggest careers, such as, becoming a District Representative for the Ontario Department of Agriculture, journalism, or working for the Ontario Civil Service. One student's article recounts his experience as a District Representative's Assistant. Agricultural articles pertain to the fall management of honeybees, winter housing for poultry, farming in Northwestern Ontario, purchasing alfalfa seed co-operatively, and improving Ontario fruit trade by shipping wrapped apples. The short story printed in this issue is The Battle in the Drowned Land by R. G. Paige. The athletic article is regarding the American baseball series. Campus news contains advice for success as a student at the O. A. C. The Macdonald column includes updates from alumnae, advice for the new student, and a perspective on women and the vote. Alumni news profiles four men in the Dominion Civil Service. What shall we do? - 1 The City of Sleep The Battle of the Drowned Land A Banjo Song Fall management of bees Queries What shall we do? - 2 Housing the winter layers Blooming like the rose 1913 Major baseball race In love with something Ever a Song Somewhere How to buy cheaply What shall we do? - 3 Give the apple a chance Editorials The Memory College life Macdonald Alumni The melting pot The Writer's Sin Locals advertising

This expanded issue contains agricultural articles regarding Aberdeen Angus cattle, improving the profitability of poultry production, results of the O. A. C. livestock sale, neglect of the farm apple orchard, a report on the Conference of Potato Growers, and an outline of the stock judging trip by the senior class. Other articles include the advent of powered milk, how to increase Canada's food supply, the potential in farming in Western Canada, and famous Christmas days in Canadian history. This issue printed the winners of the O. A. C. Review's competition in short stories, poetry, photographs, and cartoons. Wartime articles include the rules and regulations of sending food to prisoners of war, and tile drainage during wartime. Campus news reports on the new Union Government's immigration bill, the success of the production of The Cricket on the Hearth, and the results of the athletic teams for rugby, baseball, basketball, and track. The reinstituted Query column answers agricultural queries. The Macdonald column reports on the creation of a chapter of the Daughters of the Empire, and women's tennis tournament results. The Alumni column is extensive in this issue with the listing of the Honor Roll, a list of the alumni killed in the war, and the military addresses of the seniors on active service. The Aberdeen Angus as a breed The personal factor in poultry-keeping Christmas Live stock sale at the O. A. C. Germs Christmas days famous in Canadian history Rules and regulations regarding the sending of food to prisoners of war Powdered milk Tile drainage in wartime Another side of greater efficiency The future of the farm apple orchard Report of Conference of Potato Growers and Specialists Notes on Western Canada Stock judging by fourth year "Ag." men Editorial Go, My Son! Alumni A Yule-tide Greeting College life Athletics Query Macdonald Locals

This issue features the student graduation results. The agricultural articles address marketing dairy products, increasing the domestic markets for Canadian fruit, how the Canadian Seed Growers' Association guarantees clean seed, which fertilizers maintain soil fertility, and the greatest advantage in horticulture is practical experience. An athletic article provides a history of football. Also printed in this issue are two short stories, one written by Charles G. D. Roberts. Campus news reports the election results for the college organizations, a photograph of the O. A. C. Review staff, the athletic results, and sophomore banquet. The Macdonald column outlines the women's initiation. Alumni column news provides biographies of alumni who had won medals while they were students. Marketing dairy products, etc. Ancient history of football Future markets for Canadian fruit Canadian Born Heckee, the stripped chipmonk To My Dog Pure vital seed New soils from old The Voice of the Clover-wind Masters and mannerisms Handicaps in horticulture Queries Transgression Editorials Alumni A Serenade Athletics College life Macdonald Much ado about nothing Results at O. A. C. Locals advertising

Three articles in this issue focus on Northern Ontario and address agricultural co-operation, farming opportunities, and how trapping is evolving into fur farming. Other agricultural articles address environmental influences on fruit trees, a book review of "Canadian Dairying", the production of seed grain, hatchability of eggs for a healthy flock, how rural living contributes to a wholesome life, and concern for farming with the increase in urbanization. The Macdonald column reports on a field trip to Kitchener, sports night, and Halloween activities. College news contains updates on the athletics results, the Cosmopolitan Club dance, the Student Co-operative Society meeting, and the Union Literary meetings. The Alumni column features an article on Lucy Barker and her pioneering work in agricultural education at Moosonee, James Bay. Sites and situations for fruit growing Co-operation in the Rainy River Valley To Minnie Why go west? "Canadian Dairying" up-to-date The production of seed grain Hatchability Trapping Farming ideals Eldorado Queries Macdonald Much ado about nothing Athletics Alumni Sowing the good seed Mutual orange distributors College life Will rural democracy dwindle Various viewpoints Locals advertising

This issue begins with a welcome to the 1913 Short Course students. Agricultural articles pertain to Canadian sheep production, commercial fertilizer experiments in Norfolk County, features at the International Stock Show in Chicago, and utilizing dairy records to improve a dairy herd. Horticultural articles outline pruning methods for apple trees, and growing rhubarb in early spring. Poultry articles address practical education in the public schools to increase the quality of poultry production in Ontario, and poultry husbandry at the O. A. C. Printed in this issue are two short stories, one by an alumnus, and the other by Mark Twain. Campus news reports on the preparations for the Conversazione, the attempt of the Cosmopolitan Club to attract Canadian students, the production of the Philharmonic concert, the results of the stock judging competition, and the election results of the college societies. Athletic department articles feature the sport results, fencing as a sport, boxing as an art of self-defence, and the new design of college emblems. The Macdonald column highlights the success of the women's basketball competition, the Short Course party, and the preparations for the Conversazione. Alumni news is located in the Alumni column. Welcome to the Short Course students The sheep in Canadian agriculture Fight It Out Commercial fertilizer experiments in Norfolk County Practical poultry education for the school children Good Speech Sandy McGregor's Ruse Points from the International Stock Show Pruning the apple Poultry husbandry and the Agricultural College Kindness Dairy records Alfalfa Rhubarb forcing How I Edited an Agricultural Paper Down on the Farm Queries Editorials College Life Athletics Alumni Macdonald Much ado about nothing Agriculture in the schools Snow Locals advertising