O. A. C. Review Volume 20 Issue 8, May 1908

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