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The Charles Hoffer collection consists of a history of the development of rural sociology at Michigan State University from 1924-1969. Also included is biographical material on Hoffer and the article "The Development of Rural Sociology" printed in the journal "Rural Sociology" in March 1961.

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The collection consists of the 1970 essay "A Thesis of Protest," by Kamuyu-wa-Kang'ethe, a Michigan State University anthropology student, which he wrote instead of his master's thesis. It decries western education, anthropology, and demands acceptance of African institutions as equal to European.

Scope and Contents The MSU Museum records consist primarily of materials from the director and of the curator of history and include correspondence, reports, publications, reprints, and scrapbook collections of publicity. There are also visitor registers from 1896 and 1898. The papers of the museum director include the administration of Rollin H. Baker. The files also include research proposals and reports submitted by museum staff and graduate students. Additional director’s files for Rollin Baker were...

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The Michigan State University Undergraduate Anthropology Club records consists of flyers, meeting minutes, and email meeting notices.