1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

476 THB SCROLL.during the year 36 students taking the creamery course, and25 taking the short course in agriculture. The college alsocarries on a correspondence school in agriculture and kindredbranches, in which 2,100 students in various portions of thecountry are enrolled. This swells the grand total of thosereceiving instruction this current year to more than 2800. Ithas a large and influential alumni list, and its graduates areoccupying positions of trust and responsibility throughout thiscountry and in England.The various student activities are well represented. Theteams which State College has sent out in football, baseballand basket ball have always been a credit to it, and theirPENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE—CAMPUS VIEW.reputation is not confined to the limits of the state. Thelarger institutions, even the so-called Big Four, have beenmet upon the gridiron and the diamond and not infrequentlyvictory has perched upon the banners of the blue and white.The track team has always made a good showing and hascome off victorious in the larger percentage of its meets withcolleges in the state. There is no less enthusiasm in the literaryline. "State" supporting a monthly. The Bree Lance,and an annual. La Vie, published by the members of thejunior class. There is also a debating club, a brass band, an