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This issue begins with a tribute to King George V. The editorial comments on College Royal and final examinations. Student contributed articles address the quality of English on campus, applying oneself as a student, and using lecturing as a form of instruction. Other articles pertain to using explosives on the farm for stump removal, a travel diary about Alaska's "Soapy" Smith, and an article on the Canadian Officers Training Corp (C. O. T. C.). The column contributed by an O. V. C. student addresses college spirit. Articles on College Royal encourage learning details on exhibiting techniques and improving showmanship. The literary section focuses on events in Russia. Campus news reports on the 1937 party, the Conversazione, marriage announcements, and the prize-winning breeding stock on campus. The Macdonald Institute column comments on the new era of etiquette, and student humour. The Alumni column provides an obituary for Thomas Holgate, profiles some members of the Class of 1923, and alumni updates. The sports section reports on the various athletic endeavors of the students. Deo et Rege Editorial Use of explosives on Ontario farms The genesis of the low standard of English No parking Why waste your time? "Soapy" Smith, a bandit of the North A Modern Romance Short notes on little things The Royal's challenge to the future showman Literary section The Canadian Officers Training Corps College life Blessed Be The Tie That Binds Round the barns Letters to the editor Macdonald news Hops Alumni news O. A. C. sportsfolio Changes in graduate list advertising

The highlight of this issue, for the students, would be the examination results. The editorial comments on the trade agreement with the United States, the economic forecast for 1936, and the destruction of rats in Canada. Student authored articles include an article on scientific investigation, German youth hostels, and commentary on lecture as a method of instruction. The O. V. C. column reports on the cost of tickets to the Conversat, the cleanliness of swine, novelty, an Australian newspaper advertisement, and the travels of a dog judge. Agricultural articles pertain to weed control in Ontario, the Jabuticaba tree, erosion in Drumheller Alberta, and the Minister of Agriculture's address on campus. Other articles include the debate by the Junior Board of Trade, short course student behaviour and an explanation of bisentilis annus (leap year). Campus clubs report on the activities of the O. A. C. Rifle Association, the Animal Husbandry Club, and the Philharmonic Society. Alumni news reports on the creation of the London District O. A. C. Club, an obituary for Professor Bell, and a profile of Jack Chisholm's work in the film industry. The sports section reports on the various athletic endeavors of the students. This issue does not contain a Macdonald Institute column. Editorial Address by the Minister of Agriculture Summer Clouds The scientific attitude German youth hostels Are we wasting our time? Short notes on little things Weeds! Weeds! Is it worth it? Some matters of extreme importance Tropical agriculture Animal Husbandry Club notes Literary section Farms slipping away Letters to the editor College life Alumni news An O. A. C. alumnus takes a trip west, summer 1935 Changes in graduate list O. A. C. sportsfolio advertising

This summer issue highlights the women's graduation at the Macdonald Institute. Beginning this issue is a tribute to the late Professor Squirrell. Agricultural articles pertain to the genetics of dairy cattle breeding and observations on the fig. Other articles address the memorial gardens dedicated to leading Canadian agriculturalists and equating an animal's metabolism to an engine. Student contributions include articles on the differences in university systems between English and Canada, and a travel diary regarding the Yukon. The literary section addresses the Canadian painting loan collection from the National Gallery. Campus news pertains to the conferences held on campus, the acquisition of a champion Shorthorn bull, and a short story about the jinx of a cat on a ship. The Macdonald Institute column is devoted to the women's examination results and commencement exercises. Alumni news reports on the June alumni reunions on campus and alumni updates. Of interest is the initiation of an O. A. C. father's and son club to recognize the subsequent generations of O. A. C. alumni. Professor W. Squirrell Deep and well ribbed-up Memorial to leaders in agriculture opened at experimental farm Cambridge what! what! Loose leaves A glimpse of the Yukon Literary section Letters to the editor College life Round the barns Our Bill Concerning Two Cats Macdonald news Alumni news advertising

In this issue, Dr. Christie addresses the topics of showmanship and sportsmanship in his letter regarding the College Royal. Agricultural articles pertain to the product of maple trees and the preservation of frozen vegetables and fruit. Students contribute articles on the distraction of playing bridge, an experience of trawling in the North Sea, and taking a chance in dating and lotteries. The O. V. C. column comments on improving the hops (dances) and the vulgarity of swearing. In this issue is a controversial article on genetics, inheritable traits, and deliberate selection. While another article outlines academic options for student at O. A. C. -- short course, diploma course, and degree course. The literary section describes the success of the theatre production of "Dear Brutus", the inter-collegiate debates, and the courage necessary to be an actor. College Life reports on College Royal by listing the winners, the S. C. A. Conference, and the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association (DCRA) competition results. The Macdonald Institute column provides an update on the campus connection to the conservationist Jack Miner, student humour, and women's sports results. The Alumni column contains letters from notable alumni, continuation of a travel diary, and alumni updates. The sports section reports on the various athletic endeavors of the students. Letter by Dr. Christie Editorial The products of our maple trees The vulnerable Mr. Cuthbertson Trawling Short notes on little things Just one more chance Literary section Letters to the editor A Royal road to learning College life Macdonald news Alumni news O. A. C. sportsfolio S. C. A. week-end conference Frozen-pack preservation of fruits and vegetables C.O. T. C. In the realm of basketball Measles No More Idle Tears Changes in the graduate list advertising