History of the Pennsylvania State CollegePennsylvania State College, 1946 - 540 pages |
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Page 35
... received little support and did not become a law . The College session of 1860 , beginning the middle of Febru- ary and closing the middle of December , opened with a capac- ity attendance , some being turned away for want of room ...
... received little support and did not become a law . The College session of 1860 , beginning the middle of Febru- ary and closing the middle of December , opened with a capac- ity attendance , some being turned away for want of room ...
Page 201
... received during his administration , these being considerably in excess of any hitherto received in the history of the institution . In Dr. Atherton's time the maximum appropriation , that of 1905 , was $ 252,805 . During the incumbency ...
... received during his administration , these being considerably in excess of any hitherto received in the history of the institution . In Dr. Atherton's time the maximum appropriation , that of 1905 , was $ 252,805 . During the incumbency ...
Page 475
... received from the Senate , the House , and the Gov- ernor an official certification that it is a State institution , as was done in the case of Penn State in connection with the later application to the Carnegie Foundation under the new ...
... received from the Senate , the House , and the Gov- ernor an official certification that it is a State institution , as was done in the case of Penn State in connection with the later application to the Carnegie Foundation under the new ...
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