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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

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 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