History of the Pennsylvania State CollegePennsylvania State College, 1946 - 540 pages |
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Page 88
... effect three months from date ; but his resignation was couched in terms so offensive to the Board that it was accepted to take effect forthwith , though his salary was paid for the ensuing three months . Upon the withdrawal of ...
... effect three months from date ; but his resignation was couched in terms so offensive to the Board that it was accepted to take effect forthwith , though his salary was paid for the ensuing three months . Upon the withdrawal of ...
Page 245
... effect immediately . It provided insurance at very low rates and for amounts varying from $ 500 to $ 10,000 , depending upon the amount of wages or salaries received , for all the employees of the College , the insurance premiums being ...
... effect immediately . It provided insurance at very low rates and for amounts varying from $ 500 to $ 10,000 , depending upon the amount of wages or salaries received , for all the employees of the College , the insurance premiums being ...
Page 313
... effect September 1 ; and was succeeded by Dean Walter R. Crane , who served in this capacity until 1918 . Dean Crane proceeded to effect a reorganization of the School of Mines and Metallurgy . Certain courses of study which had been ...
... effect September 1 ; and was succeeded by Dean Walter R. Crane , who served in this capacity until 1918 . Dean Crane proceeded to effect a reorganization of the School of Mines and Metallurgy . Certain courses of study which had been ...
Contents
FOUNDING THE COLLEGE 18531859 | 1 |
III | 135 |
EARLY STUDENT LIFE AND CUSTOMS | 171 |
Copyright | |
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activities administration Agricultural Society alumni annual appointed appropriations Atherton Hall athletics Beaver Beaver Field became Board of Trustees building campus carry Centre County charge Chemistry Chemistry and Physics College of Pennsylvania Commonwealth County courses curricula curriculum Cyrus Gordon Dean dent Department Director Elected enrollment erected established Experiment Station faculty Farmers fessor football freshman funds Governor graduate High School home economics Hugo Bezdek increased institution instruction intercollegiate interest James John Strohm laboratories land scrip land-grant legislative Legislature Liberal Arts McAllister meeting ment Mineral Industries Morrill Act Nittany Lion number of students Old Main organized Penn Pennsylvania State College period Physical Education practical President Atherton President Pugh President Sparks Professor RALPH DORN HETZEL reorganization resignation School of Agriculture School of Mines Science scrip Secretary secure served student body succeeded Summer Session tion women students