History of the Pennsylvania State CollegePennsylvania State College, 1946 - 540 pages |
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... ment of The Agricultural College of Pennsylvania . The act also authorized the Trustees to borrow $ 80,000 to pay the indebtedness of the College , and to secure the same by a mortgage on its property . Taking advantage of this authori ...
... ment of The Agricultural College of Pennsylvania . The act also authorized the Trustees to borrow $ 80,000 to pay the indebtedness of the College , and to secure the same by a mortgage on its property . Taking advantage of this authori ...
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... ment . In 1896 the School of Mines was created , with Pro- fessor Ihlseng as dean , but owing to lack of funds for the development of the work , it reverted to the status of a depart- ment in 1899 and so continued until its re ...
... ment . In 1896 the School of Mines was created , with Pro- fessor Ihlseng as dean , but owing to lack of funds for the development of the work , it reverted to the status of a depart- ment in 1899 and so continued until its re ...
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... ment was greater than ever . In 1890 Professor Osmond estimated that the apparatus available for his department amounted to not more than $ 4000 in value , and that at least one - fourth of it was old and practically unusable ; and ...
... ment was greater than ever . In 1890 Professor Osmond estimated that the apparatus available for his department amounted to not more than $ 4000 in value , and that at least one - fourth of it was old and practically unusable ; and ...
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