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This issue starts the new school year with an overview of Ontario Agricultural Societies and profiles of two agricultural colleges: Macdonald College in Quebec and Manitoba Agricultural College. Agricultural articles review the Ontario potato industry and personal perspective on the 1906 Winter Fair in Guelph. The Horticultural column started a series of articles on experimental horticulture in Canada. Campus articles pertain to a student's experience working in a mine, the freshman initiation and athletics and Y. M. C. A. reports. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column and this issue profiles each member of the O. A. C. class of 1907. The future of Ontario's Agricultural Societies I Loved My Art The Macdonald College Manitoba Agricultural College Is there room for the boy? Agriculture A review of some aspects of our potato industry Reminiscences of the Winter Fair at Guelph, December, 1906 Horticulture Experimental horticulture in Canada Editorial October College Life Impressions of the Niagara Conference Athletics Our Old Boys The Class of 1907 The Alberta O. A. C. Boy's Association Hymeneal Notes and doings Locals advertising

This issue has diverse articles ranging from economic prosperity of the farmer, farming entomology, spring flowers, forest reclamation, to the poetry of Tennyson. Also published is the prize-winning senior student's essay on farmer's education. On campus, the school year ends with the Athletic Association concert, the awarding of Easter honours, and the sophomore banquet. Articles regarding domestic science, colour theory and climbing Rocher de Naye are in the Macdonald Institute column. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column and this issue features the homes of distinguished alumni. Agriculture in its relation to manufacturers A voice form the sea Outlook The study of insects an essential part of farming Tennyson's use of nature in "In Memoriam" The reforestation of waste lands Our early spring flowers The passing of the forest in relation to the flora Reading in the farm home Book reviews Editorial The Sower College Life Athletics The covered rink Our Old Boys Macdonald The progress of domestic science Color harmony My first mountain Locals advertising

In this issue, Professor Day extols the students to take pride in an agricultural education. This issue begins a series of articles on dairying with this month's article on marketing. Agricultural articles pertain to agriculture in Quebec, agricultural science, the food science of flour testing at the college, and the extermination of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths. The Horticultural column reports on the new field of floriculture. The editorial mentions the controversy of the freshman initiation. Campus articles report on the events of the Union Literary Society, Y. M. C. A., and athletic events such as the annual field day. The Macdonald column features an article on women's education and alumnae activities. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column and this issue features alumni in British Columbia. A few words to agricultural students The West Marketing dairy products The commercial value of optimism Agriculture Agriculture in Quebec When Milking Time Is Done Science in agriculture Experimental Flour testing department at the College Horticulture The present status of floriculture in Canada Time Editorial College Life The work of the Literary Society The Falling Leaves Entomological A fight against the Gipsy and Brown-tail Moths Athletics The annual field day Standing on tiptoe Our Old Boys Ex-students in British Columbia What we hear My Native Land Macdonald What is education? What Macdonald graduates are doing Dawn Locals advertising

This is a thematic issue devoted to agricultural engineering and highlights some of the labor saving machinery that have improved farming by 1908. Campus articles include reports from the Y. M. C. A. conference and Athletics Association, and the examination results of the top twenty students. The Macdonald Institute features a report on Macdonald College in Quebec. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. This issue features stories by alumni, one who attended O. A. C. in 1874 and another who remembers the hazing in 1883. Electric power and the Ontario farmer Highway economics The future power of the farm Concrete on the farm The utility of the hay loader Up-to-date orchard implements Sense and Spirit Engineering a farm drain The farm cream separator: its selection and care The art of plowing The farm workshop The care of the mechanism of a self-binder Muslin curtain ventilation The Prospector Some interior views of the new machinery hall Editorial College Life The Niagara Student Conference Athletics Our Old Boys Thirty years ago Hazing in the early eighties Macdonald Health and physical education at Macdonald College, Quebec Locals advertising

This issue's focus is on the Short Courses offered by the O. A. C. in the agricultural topics of stock and seed judging, poultry, and fruit growing. Agricultural articles pertain to trade protection, agricultural economics of the dairy industry, and the improvement of cereal grains through hybridization. The focus of the Horticultural article is the co-operative movement in Ontario. Campus articles report the visit of Ontario legislators to the O. A. C. and the events of the Union Literary Society meeting, the Y. M. C. A. and the fifth Conversazione. An article regarding adult development and health is in the Macdonald Institute column. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. Protection and the Ontario farmer A Mid-Winter Night's Dream A week in Holland A Sunset The Short Courses Agriculture Concentrated effort in the dairy industry Dawn Experimental Fertilization in the principal cereal grains Incubation Horticulture Co-operation in Ontario The horticultural club Dawn Editorial College Life Ontario legislators at the O. A. C. The Indian's Grave Athletics Inter-year hockey Reckoning Our Old Boys Macdonald Are modern conditions conductive to high mental and physical development Locals A Macdonald Alphabet College Life advertising

This issue's articles address winter birds in Ontario, dairy tariffs and the Ontario farmer, nocturnal birds and the spread of noxious weeds in impure grain seed. The agricultural articles pertain to government dairy testing associations, the future in agriculture on the Prairies, and the economics of mutton production. The Horticulture articles address the profitability of fruit farming in Ontario, and greenhouse tomatoes. Campus articles include the examination results, how the O. A. C. is the largest residential college in Canada, and winter athletic activities. The Macdonald Institute column has an article on cooking classes in rural schools. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column and this issue features the class of 1874. Our winter birds The tariff and the Ontario farmer Voices of the night The Aurora Borealis The spread of noxious weeds in Ontario The Shepard of the Soil Anglo-American musings on Canada Government cow-testing associations Agriculture Ontario and the West Some phases of mutton production Horticulture The economic importance of Canadian horticulture Greenhouse tomatoes Editorial College Life Home life at the O. A. C. and the opportunity it affords Athletics Our Old Boys Snowfall Macdonald A country school equipment Locals advertising

This winter issue highlights the victory the O. A. C.'s stock-judging team at Chicago with the winning of the Spoor Trophy. Agricultural articles include the benefits of dairy research, Farmer's Institutes in Ontario, the Provincial Winter Fair in Guelph, and the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. The Experimental articles pertain to the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union's annual meeting and a history of the Rothampstead Experimental Station. The Horticultural series continues with an article on current horticultural education and the Ontario Horticultural Exhibition. Campus articles report on the events of the Union Literary Society, Y. M. C. A., and indoor athletic activities. Professor Reynolds contributes an article on women's enfranchisement in the Macdonald Institute column. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. The victory at Chicago Extracts from President Falconer's speech The Meadow Lands A few things science has done to help dairymen Farmer's Institutes in Ontario At The Window Agriculture The Winter Fair The International Carnations In Winter Experimental The Union Rothampstead Experiment Station - its history and work Horticulture The college teaching of horticulture The Ontario Horticultural Exhibition Editorial College Life Union Literary Meeting Athletics First year indoor meet Our Old Boys Macdonald The position of women in modern society Locals advertising

The highlight of this special number are articles on agricultural education in the rural schools of Ontario and the need for qualified instructors. Other articles address the obligations of Canadian citizenship, the co-operative movement in Ontario, the need to improve school grounds in Ontario, and current research on farm crops and vegetables. An article regarding the Women's Art Association of Canada is in the Macdonald Institute column. Alumni news and wedding announcements are available in the Our Old Boys column. Obligations of citizenship Day and Night Suggestions for improvement of rural education The Pendulum of Life On the training of teachers for rural schools The new movement in Ontario agriculture The agriculture course in secondary schools An Old Lesson from the Fields Beautifying of school grounds Editorial Canoe Song College Life The mock parliament Athletics Inter-year basketball Our Old Boys Macdonald Canadian industries in the home The spinsters convention Locals advertising

This issue contains articles on political economy, logging on the West Coast, and cheese manufacturing. The agricultural articles pertain to farm management, the Short Courses offered by the College, and the Experimental Union's work on cereal hybridization. The Horticultural series continues with an article on current horticultural research. Campus articles summarize the work of the four student organizations: the Philharmonic Society, the Literary Society, the Y. M. C. A., and the Athletic Association. The Macdonald Institute column has articles on domestic science and the field of nutrition in food science. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. Some comments on current tendencies The Moon A glimpse of the West Coast Idleness Commercial value of modern cheese ripening Empire Agriculture Farm management The short courses as seen by those who have been there Experimental Natural Cross-fertilizing of cereals Experimental Union Annual Meeting Horticulture The present status of scientific investigation in horticulture Editorial College Life The four presidents Athletics O. A. C. vs Trinity College The rink fund The hockey outlook Our Old Boys Macdonald Flour work Y. W. C. A. cooking classes Domestic science in a factory Locals advertising