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The highlight of this issue are the results of the Seventh Annual College Royal competitions. This issue begins with a photograph of the entry to Macdonald Hall. Agricultural articles pertain to the Beautifying Canada campaign, Ontario's farm loan system, the profitability of farming in the Holland Marsh, and the success of the second year of the short course for ice cream makers. The campus news provides updates on current political events, the O. A. C. debate regarding the nationalization of radio, and the Philharmonic Society's production of "The Gondoliers". The Macdonald Institute column reports their dietary exhibit at the College Royal, residence life at Mac Hall, and a ju-jitsu demonstration provided by an instructor for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The section called Mac Alumnae News provides alumnae updates. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Doorways of progress Beautifying Canada The Seventh Annual College Royal Ontario's farm loan system Farming on Holland Marsh Short course for experienced ice cream makers Harvest Dreamers Wood Smoke Current events Alumni College life Athletics Macdonald advertising

This issue ends the school year and publishes the O. A. C. final examination results. This includes photographs of winning teams and executive committees. Highlighted in this issue is the creation of the Wade Toole Memorial Trophy awarded to the winning exhibit at the College Royal. This trophy is a tribute to the professor that initiated the creation of the College Royal. Agricultural articles pertain to the artificial insemination of queen bees, pesticides, and fungicides. Other articles address the creation of Roquefort cheese, the new rose garden on campus, and food science experiments on potatoes. Professor Stevenson writes of his hobby of ornithology. Campus news reports on the creation of a memorial room in the new men's residence, the annual statement of the O. A. C. Co-operative Association, the Baccalaureate Service, and the closing meetings of campus clubs. The news and views column provides instruction on the prevention of rose mildew, the profitability of deep plowing, varieties of strawberries, and good hygiene of cattle feed and water. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the Macdonald Hall Student Christian Movement, the closing meetings of the Mac Hall societies, various dinners, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates and a reminder of the annual get-together in June. The Wade Toole Memorial Trophy Artificial insemination of queen bees Roquefort cheese An old hobby Wing prints and segments The proposed new rose test garden, Results of final examinations 1929-30 Campus comments Editorial Alumni College life Macdonald S. O. T. I. page Locals News and views advertising

For the students, the highlight of this issue would be the Christmas examination results. The editorial is regarding students who miss lectures. Agricultural articles pertain to the history of the McCormick-reaper, agricultural practices in China, the necessity of the Welland Canal for exporting wheat, and seed requirements for the spring. Other articles address how a proper diet could contribute to a longer life expectancy, the science of brewing alcoholic beverages, and a travel diary of a student's visit to Edinburgh. Posted in this issue are the new rules for the College Royal competitions. The literary section contains the news of the Union Literary Society, changes in the faculty, and a proposal for a universal common language. The Macdonald Institute column includes student humour. The photographs for the centrefold are of travels through the Rockies. Campus news reports on the success the O. A. C. had at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair and the research conducted by the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union. The sports section highlights the various athletic endeavors of the students. The Alumni column contains alumni updates. The Macdonald Alumnae column reports on the 1935 Class Reunion. Editorial All to build a binder Chores in China Believe it or not Agriculture without science - home brewing College Royal 1937 The grain lane to Europe A ramble in Auld Reekie Literary section Macdonald news College life An ideal for the farm Glimpses Mid peaks and pines Letters to the Editor College winnings at the Royal Experimental Union meets Time to consider seed requirements O. A. C. sportsfolio Alumni news Macdonald alumnae S. C. M. notes Results of Christmas Examinations, 1936 Graduates whose addresses are unknown advertising

The highlight of this issue is the success of the 15th annual College Royal and the Conversazione. The Editorial comments on the necessity of learning German for translating research reports. Articles pertain to the benefits of decentralized cities, a student's travel diary of bicycling through Europe, and the history of the Conversat. Agricultural articles address poultry house ventilation, the benefits of a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree, and soil science research for tobacco growers. Of interest, is an article on Jacobine Jones' bronze sculpture of the Clydesdale, Bessie Mark. The English column highlights the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Massey Hall lectures held on campus. Brothers Chippy and Chap Chapman produce the Sports column and provide the team results for basketball, wrestling, boxing, fencing, swimming, and hockey. The Literature column includes book reviews, and reviews of the production of the Merchant of Venice and the inter-year debates. Campus news comments on the visit to Queen's University and some of the peculiar questions Queens' students had for the O. A. C. students. The centrefold is devoted to a summary of the Conversazione. The Alumni column highlights the activities of various alumni associations and provides alumni updates. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the new food laboratory with the latest appliances and updates on the Junior Girls Dance and Presto Club. The Alumnae column comments on the Conversat and reprints a letter from five graduates attending Acadia University. Club news provides updates on the clubs for biology, agronomy, Student Christian Movement, Trent Institute, and chemistry. The Ontario Veterinary College column includes an article on wildlife conservation. Editorial Decentralization Poultry house ventilation Europe from a bicycle Evolution of the Conversazione What the young farmer thinks of a B. S. A. Degree The Newman club Soil science serves tobacco growers An idea - an ideal Department of English Yesterday and today in our food laboratory Sports Literature College lfe Conversazione of 1939 Alumni news Macdonald news Macdonald alumnae Clubs Letters to the Editor The profit in wild life advertising

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

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