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This winter issue contains student essays on the Ontario Provincial Winter Fair of 1900, the United States Congress, and easing the farm labour shortage with increased emigration. Students celebrate the end of the Boer War. Campus news centers on a biography of Prof. Hammond, athletic results, and the opening of the Dairy School. Alumni news is in the Personals column. The American Congress The Ontario Provincial Winter Fair Labor problem Editorial Professor E. W. Hammond Athletic notes Personals College reporter Return of the soldiers Return after holidays Opening of the Dairy School Locals advertising

This issue begins with commentary on Macaulay's essay on Milton. Agricultural articles pertain to forestry's effect on soil quality, some observations on Canadian agriculture, and fruit orchard articles are regarding climatic requirements and pruning techniques. The editorial comments on the inauguration of short courses in stock and grain judging for students who cannot afford the time of a regular college course. Campus news reports on the addition of domestic science lectures to the Dairy School and the granting of admission to a number of Guelph women. The athletics column contains news on the student hockey games. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Macaulay's essay on Milton Some general aspects on forestry Observations in agriculture The exposure of orchards Practical pointers on pruning fruit trees Editorial Short course in stock and grain judging College reporter Personals Locals Athletics Notes from the Dairy School Exchanges A day at Parry Sound That Old Oaken Bucket advertising

Articles in this issue pertain to the departmental work on campus in the Botany Department and Animal Husbandry Department. Other articles address the career prospects of an O. A. C. graduate, the invitation given to the Western Canada Debating Team, the opportunities provided by participating in the College Royal, and a review of a book by Frederick Phillip Grove. The agricultural article is regarding undulant fever (brucellosis). Campus news reports on the O. A. C. Review popularity contest and the results of the hockey games. The Macdonald Institute column provides a sketch story. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. What our biological departments are doing Wanted - a career Western Canada Debating Team Animal Husbandry, 1929 The College Royal He sent other servants Undulant fever Stranger than fiction Editorial College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

This issue contains the winning valedictory essay on the English writers Addison, Macaulay, and Carlyle. Agricultural articles pertain to parasites in Ontario and protecting peach trees from "winter-kill". An alumnus writes of his experience of traveling across Canada. Campus news reports on the end of final examinations, the final athletic competitions, the sophomore's dinner party, and the At Home promenade for the Dairy Short course. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Ontario's parasites The sum of some trifles Winter protection for fruit trees Addison, Macaulay, and Carlyle as writers of English prose Editorial Athletics Locals College reporter The sophomore's dinner party Personals advertising

This issue begins with an article regarding post-graduation employment and the value of a diploma from the Ontario Agricultural College. Agricultural articles pertain to the entomology of parasites in Canada and the value of rural improvement to the farm. Professor Doherty contributed an article on travelling to the Rockies. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. . After College - what In the shadow of the Rockies Canada`s parasites The practical value of beautifying country homes Editorial Athletics Locals Personals advertising

This issue begins with a travel diary of Prince Edward Island and the winning speech from the oratorical contest. Continued in this issue are the articles on English agriculture and barn construction techniques. Agricultural articles pertain to cultivating corn for silo storage, a tour of Aberdeenshire's cattle farms, and propagating flowering bulbs. Campus news reports on the conclusion of the school year with closing ceremonies for the various clubs and farewells to the students. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. The Garden of the Gulf The Fundamental Defects of Modern Society Agricultural department Live stock department Horticulture department Editorial Personals College reporter Athletics Locals advertising

This issue begins with a short story composed by a student. The leading articles this month pertain to the forestry education offered at Cornell University and that a progressive farmer continues his education after school. Campus news reports on the alumni dinner, the increase in purebred livestock on campus, and the success of the hockey team. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. A Blighted Life Forestry at Cornell The farmer's library Editorial College reporter Locals Personals Athletics International students convention at Toronto A new stock book Notes from the Dairy School Exchanges advertising