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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

This issue's articles address agricultural colleges and their contribution to rural education, occupations in forestry, the disposition of horses in the urban environment, developing Alfalfa Clover in Canada, and an overview of horticultural education. The editorial advocates for a rink on campus and comments on the legislation of amusements at agricultural fairs. Campus news reports on the Y. M. C. A., the Union Literary Society, a successful Conversazione, the Poultry Institute, and the O. A. C.'s involvement in the Inter-Collegiate Hockey League. The Macdonald Institute column features an article on Adelaide Hoodless and domestic science. Alumni news is available in the Our Alumni column. The agricultural college and rural life Discouragement What does a forester do? Pavements Agriculture Horse courage Experimental Lucerne or Alfalfa Clover Co-operative experiments in agriculture for 1907 New bulletins Horticulture Horticultural education Editorial College Life Y. M. C. A. The Poultry Institute A Rainy Day Athletics Inter-Collegiate Hockey League Our Alumni Macdonald The growth of domestic science Locals

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

This issue's agricultural articles feature the poor supply of seed oats in Ontario for the 1917 season, a report of the O. A. C. dairy herd, how to start a modern beehive, and adapting gasoline engines to burn coal oil. Articles on experimental work include work with vegetables at the Vineland Experiment Station, and the opportunities of working with forage plants at the Ottawa Experimental Farm. Extracts from other articles are practical hints for growing greenhouse vegetables, soil fertility management by H. G. Bell, and the middleman in agricultural business. Campus news includes an article on the art of swimming and reports on the Fancy Dress Carnival, the literary meeting, and the Freshman Red Cross Skating Party. The Macdonald column summarizes the Macdonald Hall initiation and the observance of St. Valentine's Day. The Alumni column contains alumni news including who attended the Ottawa Valley O. A. C. Alumni Association reunion. The prospective supply of seed oats for Ontario Some practical hints on lettuce, radishes and tomatoes grown under glass Report of the dairy herd at O. A. C. Soil fertility management Making a start with bees Bereavement of the Fields The middleman and his products Experimental work in vegetable growing at the Vineland Experiment Station Adapting gasoline engines to burn coal oil as fuel Gleanings from a summer's work The Farm of To-day Editorial Alumni Athletics College life The Song of the Season Macdonald Locals

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

This Christmas issue's agricultural articles feature how to be a successful farmer, the impact of margarine on the dairy industry, the production of winter eggs, clover seed production in Kenora, the impact of irrigation on Albertan agriculture, and the landscaping of rural properties. Articles that focus on an agriculture education address increasing agricultural education in rural schools, and the advantage of an agricultural education provided by a Short Course. Other articles include the simple life of Thoreau, and the Canadian Patriotic Fund. Christmas articles feature Christmas festivities of other lands, suggestions for a Christmas dinner, and a Christmas short story. This issue printed the winners of the O. A. C. Review's competition in short stories, poetry, photographs, and cartoons. Campus news reports on the new skating rink, the Student Co-operative Association election results, the Union Literary Society meetings, and the football games. There is also an obituary for the Minister of Agriculture. The Macdonald column reports on the Halloween masquerade. The Alumni column contains alumni news including additions to the honour roll, those killed in action, and letters from the Front. A New Year's message The unsuccessful farmer A letter an ordinary man might write Simplify! Simplify! More agriculture for rural schools Imitation butter The production of winter eggs Why a Short Course? Clover seed production in Kenora District Irrigation in Alberta The beautifying of our rural districts Works and wants of the Canadian Patriotic Fund Yuletide festivities Suggestions for the Christmas dinner Christmas at hillacres The Review competition In Pursuit of a Fly To My Pipe To the New Year Editorial Christmas Alumni Athletics College life Macdonald As You Think Locals