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This issue begins with a memorial address to Professor G. H. Unwin. Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to rearing Christmas turkeys, a description of the hogs used for Canadian bacon, and the O. A. C. soybean exhibit at the Royal Winter Fair. Student articles include instructions in the Japanese art of ikebana, the beauty of the O. A. C. campus in the winter, unprofitable markets for potatoes, and preparing poultry for showing. Included in this issue are two short stories that address bee keeping in winter and the prodigal son. Campus news reports on faculty changes in the Animal Husbandry Department, seasonal activities of the campus clubs and societies, and social events. Highlighted in the campus news are the winning exhibitors at the Fifth Annual College Royal. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the Seniors Toronto Trip, and provides alumnae updates. The Alumni column provides a reprint of an article by alumnus J. H. McCulloch regarding the late alumnus and war writer Captain George Pearson, and alumni activities. In memory of Professor G. H. Unwin, B. S. A., M. A. Christmas turkey The bees' Christmas Seasonable decorations Canadian bacon What about the soy bean in Ontario Autumn and winter beauty of our campus No profits in potatoes The bath The Prodigal Son J. C. Steckley, Heads Animal Husbandry Department Editorial College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

This issue begins the new school year with an appeal to the students for them to engage with the college clubs and societies. Agricultural articles pertain to agricultural practices in South Africa and Japan, and the organization of the Agricultural Engineers Group of the C. S. T. A. The Departmental Notes column provides introductory information for each of the college departments. While the College (campus) news outlines the executive committees for the prominent campus clubs. There is an article devoted to the new Wildman Trophy for athletics. Athletic news addresses the sports activities of the month. The Alumni and Macdonald Institute columns do not appears this month, instead there is a listing of the names and addresses of the O. A. C. first year students. Editorial Agriculture in the Union of South Africa The rural life of Japan Agricultural engineers organize Departmental notes College life The Wildman Trophy Athletics Letters to the Editor Names and addresses of first year students in Ontario advertising

This issue's agricultural articles pertain to sending beef cattle to market early because of the grain shortage, tuberculin testing for cattle, potential for increasing the honey industry, the success of the farm power course, prospects for poultry and egg production in 1918, and plant breeding at the Vineland Experiment Station. Other articles include encouraging farmers to produce quality products, the Silver Black Fox industry, banana production in the tropics, the ornithology of winter birds, and agricultural education through motion pictures. A Macdonald Institute student contributed an article on designing the ideal kitchen. While the Query column answers agricultural queries send in by subscribers. The editorial comments on the dignity of the agriculturalist. Campus news provides a summary of the activities of each of the campus clubs, and results of the hockey and basketball games. The Macdonald column mentions the women's initiation and the success of the promenade. The Alumni column provides several military letters and alumni updates. Finished beef cattle The Silver Black Fox in captivity Tuberculosis of cattle and the tuberculin test What the Motion Picture Bureau hopes to do in Ontario agriculture Quality as well as quantity Possibilities of the honey industry in Ontario Farm power course The ideal kitchen The banana Winter birds Poultry and egg production for 1918 Plant breeding at the Horticultural Experiment Station, Vineland A Soliloquy Query Editorial Alumni College life Athletics Macdonald Locals

Preparations for the Ninth Annual College Royal is the topic of this issue with articles on showmanship and exhibit design. Included in this issue is a debate over the usefulness of student initiation. College life news pertains to the success of the Conversazione and the awarding of the Wildman Trophy to Sid. Henry. The agricultural articles provide information on the research of fruit trees at the Vineland Experimental Station, the breeding of corn resistant to pests, and carnivorous plants. The Literary Section outlines the productions of H. M. S. Pinafore and St. Joan. While the Sports Folio reports on the athletic team results. Also included is a poem dedicated to Maiden's Lane. The Macdonald Institute column contains news regarding the women's basketball activities, the Senior and Homemaker parties, and the women's debates. There is not an Alumni column in this issue, however an obituary is provided for alumnus Wilfred McKague. Editorial The College Royal The College Royal and future showmen Has our initiation outlived its usefulness? A "relic of barbarism" at Canadian Colleges Some outstanding exhibits Educational exhibits College life True-to-name fruit trees from Ontario nurseries Literary section In Memoriam Wilfred McKague Breeding corn resistant to European Corn Borer Sports folio Carnivorous plants Mac' Hall news Poultry Club stages successful egg show Campus Comments Katharine Fuller Fund advertising

This issue begins with a photograph of the entry to the Dairy Building. Noted in this issue is that the O. A. C. Review Constitution was amended to have an editorial Board that includes members of the editorial staff, faculty and alumni association. This issue includes articles on the development of the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturalists, the success of Glenburn Farms, the availability of good seed provided by the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union, and a review of the Canadian sheep industry. Campus news reports on the creation of a Fifty-Fifty Club, Club reports for the school year, the successful year of the Union Literary Society, and an update from the Students' Christian Association. The Macdonald Institute column provides an alumna's experience of living in India and the Mac Hall examination results. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Doorways of progress Editorial The development of the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturalists Another successful graduate Glenburn Farms "As the twig is bent" The opportunity is your, why not make use of it? The Canadian sheep industry Alumni College life Club reports 1930-31 Review of athletics, 1930-31 Macdonald advertising