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1. O. A. C. Review Volume 45 Issue 6, March 1933

Author

Ontario Agricultural College, Anderson, F. Keith, Ruhnke, Prof. G. N., McArthur, C. D., Wass, Norman H., Dryden, John, Denis-Nathan, H., Bell, Thomas, Oliver, A. T., Trenaman, G. C., Edwards, F., Goodin, R. E., Ross, J. V., Weaver, L. O., Carscadden, E. H., Phillips, W. R., Martin, D. I., Pasfield, D., Northmore, N. S., University of Guelph, and Literary Society of the Ontario Agricultural College

Subjects
alumni, editorial, census, O. A. C. graduation pin, war debt, warble, debating team, tobacco, commodity price, Dr. H. A. Morgan, swimming, basketball, examinations, advertising, agriculture, cattle pest, O. A. C. record, obituary, B. K. Sandwell, Guelph, fertilizer, women's badminton, Macdonald Institute, corn, sugar, Saturday Night, literary, Barrie Island, sports, alumnae, cramming, Alice Fisher Mackenzie, sugar beet industry, poetry, personals, College President, Canadian agriculture, local news, Senior Banquet, Cream Short Course, Student Christian Association, rifle association, "H. M. S. Pinafore", University of Tennessee, women's basketball, College Royal, Holstein, Student Christian Movement, boxing, wrestling, economics, public speaking contest, hockey, College news, OAC Review
Abstract

The editorial of this issue comments on the guest lecture provided by B. K. Sandwell of 'Saturday Night' and his speech on the economic depression and agriculture. Agricultural articles pertain to the Canadian sugar beet industry, a record-breaking Holstein bred by an O. A. C. alumnus, and warble control experiments on Barrie Island. Continued in this issue is a profile of College President and alumnus Dr. H. A. Morgan. The award results of the College Royal are included in this issue. Other agricultural articles address the change in Canadian agriculture provided by the census, and research on tobacco fertilizer. The college news reports on the success of the debating teams, the annual public speaking contest, and the production of "H. M. S. Pinafore". The Sports folio announced the results of the various sports teams. The Macdonald Hall column provides updates on the women's social and athletic events. Alumnae and alumni news is interspersed throughout the issue. The Alumni column do not appear in this issue. Editorial The Canadian beet sugar industry Record-breaking Holstein bred by O. A. C. associate Corn, currency and comedy O. A. C. men who have become College Presidents The Barrie Island warble control project The College Royal Structural changes in Canadian agriculture Literary section College life Tobacco fertilizer conference presents latest recommendations Macdonald Hall Work of Dairy Council outlined at Short Course Banquet Sports folio advertising

Published
1933

2. O. A. C. Review Volume 46 Issue 6, March 1934

Author

Ontario Agricultural College, Trenaman, George C., Hutchings, C. D., Anderson, F. Keith, Ruhnke, G. N., Dryden, John, Vickers, L. C., Love, Frank L., Newbould, F. S., Edwards, Frances, Kent, Dorothy, McLaren, G. C., Barrett, A. E., McTaggart, A. C., Hall, W. W., Appleton, J. M., Northmore, N. S., University of Guelph, and Literary Society of the Ontario Agricultural College

Subjects
Athabasca, alumni, O. V. C, editorial, personals, "Iolanthe", Holland, local news, apple, athletics, journalism, farming, Great Slave Lake, rifle association, public speaking, windmill, swimming, basketball, College Royal, Ontario apples, advertising, agriculture, Netherlands, Mackenzie River, petroleum, agricultural journalist, Third Year banquet, Student Christian Movement, boxing, student's council banquet, Homemaker banquet, wrestling, Guelph, Senior banquet, Ontario Fruit Growers, Edmonton, Macdonald Institute, Europe, debating, marketing, College news, softball, swearing, alumnae, OAC Review, College Royal trophies, badminton
Abstract

The highlight of this issue are the results of a successful Tenth Annual College Royal. Agricultural articles pertain to the marketing of Ontario apples in Europe, utilizing windmills in Dutch agriculture, and the agricultural potential of the land in the Mackenzie River Basin. The literary section reviews the production of "Iolanthe", the success of the debating and public speaking contests, and the potential of a career as an agricultural journalist. Campus news addresses the activities of the athletics department, S. C. A. activities, and the banquets for this month. The O. V. C. column ran an article on swearing. The Macdonald Institute column mentions the Senior and Homemaker banquet. While the Alumni Record provides a letter from alumnus Cecil Freeman. Editorial Selling apples in Europe The Dutch windmill Gardens of the Mackenzie The Tenth Annual College Royal Literary section Want to be a journalist? College life Macdonald news How to swear Alumni record O. A. C. sportsfolio advertising

Published
1934

3. O. A. C. Review Volume 44 Issue 7, March 1932

Author

Ontario Agricultural College, Wass, N. H., Ruhnke, Prof. G. N., McArthur, D. C., Garnett, W. J., Anderson, F. K., Twamley, B. E., McTaggart, D. T., Hosie, G. T., Godfrey, W. G., Kellough, E., Munday, E. R., Martin, E., Rivaz, C. P., Henry, G. B., Cullen, J., Jerome, J., Carscadden, E. H., Anderson, G., Newberry, Miss M., Morgan, Miss May, Marshall, Miss Flo., Northmore, N. S., Whyte, W. J., University of Guelph, and Literary Society of the Ontario Agricultural College

Subjects
alumni, editorial, etymology, personals, exhibition results, economic depression, local news, athletics, chemistry, farming, agricultural research, Union Literary Society, Senior Banquet, J. K. Galbraith, Elgin House Conference, debates, extension education, agricultural profitability, swimming, basketball, College Royal, advertising, agricultural student, agriculture, reminiscence, animal husbandry, biology, Student Christian Movement, humour, boxing, brevity, wrestling, Guelph, S. H. Culp, Macdonald Institute, agricultural engineering, higher education, hockey, College news, alumnae, Glee Club Concert, alumnus, OAC Review, poetry
Abstract

Highlighted in this issue is the success of College Royal. Provided are details of each exhibit category and listings of the judging results. S. H. Culp is profiled in the continuing column on successful O. A. C. graduates. As a student, John Kenneth Galbraith contributed an article on the economic depression and the agricultural student. Outlined in an article is the latest research conducted by the Extension Education Department, Macdonald Institute, and Trent Institute. Also provided are updates of the activities of the departments of English, Biology, and Chemistry. Campus news reports on the Glee Club concert "Trial by Jury", the Union Literary Society, and the Student Christian Movement services. The Macdonald Institute column provides comments on the Senior Banquet and a poem on the ABC's of Mac Hall life. While the Alumni column contains alumni updates and a reminiscence by alumnus Rundall Lewis. Editorial O. A. C. Graduates at Home: Mr. S. H. Culp Depression and the student in agriculture Research and extension activities at the College The College Royal 1932 Department of English Biology Chemistry College life Athletics Macdonald Alumni Reminiscences Letters to the Editor advertising

Published
1932

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