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awa rded A ngelou w it h a honorar y doctorate for humanities. In her speech to graduates, Angelou provided lyric and verse for guidance. “When it looked like the sun wasn’t going to shine anymore ... God put a rainbow in the clouds to the class,” she sang. A nge lou g ave hop e to graduates, assuring them they could amount to greatness. “Congratulations to you graduates ... Congratulations to your family, your professors,
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hile construction workers are digging to renovate existing buildings on campus, the MSU Campus Archaeology Program is digging to discover the campus’ past. In the summer the program, known as CAP, works alongside construction workers to see what can be uncovered.On the first day of field work, CAP made their first discovery near Agriculture Hall.
found part of a building’s foundation and animal bones, wh ic h helped t he g roup determine that they’d stumbled upon part of the old Veterinary Lab. And from there, the next step was to see what role the structure — built in 1866 — played in MSU’s history.
about to visit. Once out in t he f ield, Frederick said the group conducts “shovel tests,” which help members of CAP sample what is in the area. A shovel test is a 60 cm hole plotted at every five meters. While one person digs, another screens through the soil to make sure no small artifacts are overlooked. If something substantial is found, CAP participants handle with care. Anthropology and geography senior Ian Harrison said he found an old ceramic
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A delicate process Prior to fieldwork, the group’s campus archeologist and anthropology graduate student Kate Frederick said C A P beg ins in t he MSU Archives, where they are given
needed a gentle touch. “Finding that ceramic pipe, whatever it was used for, was really cool because we had to do all the traditional archaeological br ushing,” Harrison said. ”(We had to be) extra careful because it was so brittle that it would break at the slightest touch.” Whenever the group finds something worth researching, such as a part of a structure, Frederick said it’s catalogued and then further investigated. Group members also post blogs on the program’s website to inform the public about their
The history of tailgating It’s no secret Munn Field is a popular tailgating destination. So when CAP members find beer bottle caps, it’s not all that surprising. But one of the days the group was out working in the field, nails, glass shards and what looked like small bones appeared in the sifter. Frederick said the group then found out the area used to be home to temporar y housing and barns for some See CAP on page 2 u
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