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This issue begins with an editorial regarding the success of the Short Course. The Short Course provides men and women the opportunity to visit the College and investigate if they are interested in attending the College full-time. Agricultural articles pertain to the agricultural potential of Northern Ontario, Dr. Christie's address at Purdue University, Australian agriculture, and wages for English farm workers. Campus news reports the Christmas examination results, the results of the student livestock judging teams, and the athletic endeavors. A student shares a reminiscence of Old Johnston Hall and the various extracurricular activities held there. The Alumni Record provides alumni news. One alumni quipped about the Portico "the four pillars represent four long years at the College and the door leads to nowhere". The Macdonald Institute column comments on the annual Senior Party, the women's basketball games, and student activities. Editorial Agriculture in New Ontario The livestock team at Chicago The meat team at Chicago Good Old Johnston Scientific agriculture Dr. Christie addresses Purdue Conference From the land of Southern Cross Exchange scholarships offered to students The English farm worker's wages Alumni record Macdonald news The W. C. Blackwood Trophy O. A. C. sportsfolio Results of Christmas examinations, 1934 The tail of a monkey Canada's National Poultry Breeding Programme advertising

The leading article is a profile of alumnus John Bracken, Premier of Manitoba. Articles in this issue pertain to defending the livestock judging teams, the coup of having an international debate at the College, and the latest research on genetic experiments on tomatoes. Campus news reports that few of the women are attending the dances, that the Ted Wildman Trophy was awarded to George Mills, a student writes of a day-in-the-life of a college student, and the results of the Christmas examinations. Other articles address the history of the founder of Guelph - John Galt, and the annual meeting of the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union. The Alumni Record supplies alumni updates. The Macdonald News column highlights the work of alumnae who established the South African Women's Agricultural Movement, an organization similar to the Women's Institutes in Canada. Editorial A question of a college paper One of O. A. C.'s most noted graduates Give the live stock teams credit Bates College Debating Team visits O. A. C. On the trail of the visible vehicle Judging competition gives keen interest College life Literary section The Ted Wildman Trophy presented The co-founder of Guelph Experimental Union holds annual meeting O. A. C. sportsfolio Alumni record Macdonald news Results of Christmas examinations, 1933 advertising

The editorial in this issue renews the debate over whether the O. A. C. Review should be a weekly of monthly publication. A student contributed an article on Jamaican agriculture. While an alumnae writes of work in the home service department with the Consumer's Gas Company. The winners of the various scholarships and awards are announced in this issue. Campus news reports on the Remembrance Day Service at War Memorial Hall, the oldest apple tree in North America, and items on livestock judging. The athletics column highlights the success of the sports teams. The Alumni Record provides alumni news. The Macdonald Institute column comments on the social events of the month and provides a humorous article imagining what students will be doing in 1944. Editorial Jamaica, land of wood and water Medals, scholarships, prizes at the Ontario Agricultural College Macdonald news O. A. C. honours war dead Lest We Forget Rambling round with the O. A. C. camera Home service department - Consumer's Gas Company of Toronto Why Britain approves Canadian poultry A Canadian exile Alumni record College life Animal husbandry notes O. A. C. sportsfolio advertising

This issue closes the school year with the graduation ceremonies and graduate listings for the Ontario Agricultural College and the Macdonald Institute. Featured are the Golden Jubilee celebrations, a retrospective of the previous five college presidents, the achievements of noted graduates, and the address delivered at the Alumni Jubilee Service. The Alumni column encompasses an article on the preservation of the portico of the original college residence, and reports on the Alumni weekend, and Farm and Home Week. The Macdonald Institute column notes the contributions it has made to the OAC campus. Under five presidents One of the largest classes awarded degrees Macdonald Hall classes receive diplomas Sixty years of achievement Contributions of O. A. C. men to Western agriculture The old doorway Old boys and girls celebrate diamond jubilee Obituary Words of remembrance Trophy winnings of the College Mac Institute an important part of the College Farm and Home Week Sixty years of athletics advertising

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

This issue begins the new school year with a welcome to the new freshmen and freshettes and a brief orientation to the various awards and scholarships available at the college. Two students contribute travel diaries of their experiences during the summer. One attended the Chicago World's Fair and the other had an interesting commute to the college from Pennsylvania. Also included in this issue are photographs of various locations on campus. The athletics column reports on the renewed enthusiasm for the rugby and soccer teams. While the campus news pertains to the social activities of the first month on campus. The Alumni Record contains updates on reunions and alumni updates. The Macdonald Institute column comments on the freshettes initiation. Editorial Medals, scholarships, prizes at the Ontario Agricultural College The log of Elizabeth or On To Canada Campus glimpses The World's Fair Stormy Weather Macdonald news Alumni record O. A. C. sportsfolio College life advertising

The focus of this issue is the preparation for College Royal and recognizing its tenth anniversary. This month's agricultural article is a report from the Dominion Parasite Laboratory on the biological control of pests. Other articles provide an account of the activities of a stage manager and the development of the field of home economics at Macdonald College in Quebec. Campus news addresses the success of the 1934 Conversazione, the commemorating of the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of O. A. C., the attendance at the Canadian Author Lecture, and the successful productions of "The Apple Cart" and "Iolanthe". The Macdonald Institute column comments on the Conversat and women's athletics activities in basketball and the rifle club. The Alumni Record supplies alumni updates. Editorial Ten Years of the Royal Ramblings on the Royal Blame it on the stage manager Biological control of insect pests in Canada Not for girls only College life Literary section O. A. C. sportsfolio Alumni record Macdonald news Letters to the editor advertising

Women at the Macdonald Institute contributed all the articles devoted to the theme of home economics. Articles include pioneers in the field, a report on the Ontario Training School for Girls in Galt, and a report of the third annual meeting of the Ontario Dietetic Association. Other articles address the newest research on diets for controlling diabetes, the study of Mothercraft at the Macdonald Institute, and a lecture regarding the aquarium at the London Zoo. Alumnus W. J. Garnett writes of his experience studying at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. Campus news focuses on the final examination results, but does mention the results of the O. A. C. and Macdonald Hall elections. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the Junior Women's Institute Annual Conference (the Girls' Conference), the activities of the women's sports teams, and the Senior Dinner. While there is an Alumnae news column with alumnae updates, there is not an Alumni column in this issue. Editorial A call to the Diamond Jubilee of the good old O. A. C. Pioneers of home economics in Ontario The late Mrs. D. R. Sands The Ontario Training School for Girls Report Third Annual Dietetic Association Meeting A letter from Oxford Newer phases in treatment of diabetes mellitus The good old summertime Mothercraft instruction Poems written by girls in Mothercraft classes Mothercraft Centre Agricultural philosophy Literary section East and West College life Macdonald news Alumnae news Behind the scenes in a zoo acquarium Results of final examinations, 1934 advertising