Charles Francis Hunter (1913-1975) Papers 1961-1975

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Charles Francis Hunter (1913-1975) Papers 1961-1975

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The Charles Francis Hunter Papers are comprised of biographical and teaching materials, as well as items related to committee and administrative activities at Northwestern. The biographical materials consist primarily of news releases and clippings. The teaching materials include assignment sheets, exam questions, and other items related directly or indirectly to Hunter's courses. A few student papers are also included. The committee and administrative materials relate to radio, television, and the fine arts.

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