State College

After a year at a state college, she quit to work.

"If the amount changes every year, that is the single most difficult challenge I face as a state college president."

The state college is located on a side street nearby.

The province has one state college and five private colleges.

She wanted to go to a good state college and become an archeologist.

All the way in State College, where he was going to university.

If I'd been at a state college, it would have been a different story.

In the summer of 1982 the college moved again, to a former state college.

The school acquired university status in 1972, along with 12 other state college campuses.

State colleges and universities would face cuts in some cases.

He was 87 years old and lived in State College.

And Michael at once applied to the state college for the freshman year, his father's insurance money taking care of everything.

Each of the state colleges has its own president and deans.

In 1973 he was hired as a full-time professor of public service, working across the entire state college system.

The state colleges are divided on the value of the right to change their names.

The narrator is now a junior at the state college for blacks.

The new name recognizes its status as a four-year state college.

But at state colleges, he says, the cuts have long since moved from fat to muscle.

For State College, the good times are even better than the new study indicated.

But officials at several state colleges said that so far, only a handful of students had attended.

The State College was planned to provide students with the first two years of their university education.

The state college provided a free place to meet and covered the cost of mailings.

It is an august body and works for the best interest of the State College.

She attended State College and is now in her first year of law school.

In 1890, the black state colleges started receiving federal funds as land grant schools.