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pennsylvania state college

Statecraft, domestic politics, and foreign policy making

By Alan C. Lamborn

Traits characteristic of men majoring in physical education at the Pennsylvania State College

By Nelson Sumter Walke

A report upon a plan for the organization of colleges for agriculture and the mechanic arts

By Pugh, Evan

Charlie Atherton

By M. A. Kuntz

Penn State then and now

By Pat Little

The Agricultural College of Pennsylvania

By Pennsylvania State College.

Charlie Atherton

By Charles Morgan Herbert Atherton

Penn State in the world war

By Pennsylvania State College. Alumni Association.

The Pennsylvania state college alumni directory, 1861-1935

By Pennsylvania State College. Alumni Association.

Some Pennsylvania pioneers in agricultural science

By Thomas I. Mairs

Internal combustion engine lubrication research at the Pennsylvania state college

By Harold Arthur Everett

"Your Penn State"

By Arthur Ray Warnock

Service to the Commonwealth through mineral industries research

By Pennsylvania State College. School of Mineral Industries.

History of the Pennsylvania State College

By Wayland Fuller Dunaway

Report of the Committee of the General Assembly

By Pennsylvania. General Assembly. Committee on Pennsylvania State College.

Alumni directory

By Pennsylvania State College. Alumni Association.

" Your Penn state"

By Arthur Ray Warnock

Brief story of the founding of the Southwestern state normal school at California, Pa

By Charles Lewis Ehrenfeld

Traits characteristic of men majoring in physical education at the Pennsylvania state college

By Nelson S. Walke

Graduate theses and dissertations, 1892-1937

By University of Pennsylvania. Library.

Forestry education in Pennsylvania

By Henry Edward Clepper

An analysis of certain pre-employment records and activities of candidates for teaching vocational agriculture

By Clarence Scott Anderson

A planting study for the front campus, Pennsylvania State College

By C. Arthur Righter

The future of Pennsylvania State College. Inaugural address, October 14, 1921

By John Martin Thomas