Word: hutchinses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Married. William Barry Wood Jr., 21, of Milton, Mass., Harvard footballer; and Mary Lee Hutchins of Newton Center, Mass.; in East Edgecomb, Maine, after a one-week engagement (TIME, July 4).
Engaged. William Barry Wood Jr.. 21, of Milton, Mass., high ranking Harvard scholar, member of Phi Beta Kappa, and captain of the 1931 Harvard football team; and Mary Lee Hutchins, Phi Beta Kappa from Vassar. where she led the daisy chain in 1929.
Returning from a business trip Dr. Robert Maynard Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago, received a kiss of welcome from his daughter Frances Ratcliffe, 6, who had just recovered from an attack of mumps. Soon President Hutchins, sore-jawed, sent for a physician, was quarantined for two weeks.
Since last autumn, when President Robert Maynard Hutchins effected sweeping changes in the University of Chicago's system (TIME, Jan. 4), some 2,200 educators have made inquiries about the experiment, asked for syllabuses on the new courses. But few of the other institutions had the laboratory equipment or...
Said President Hutchins: "Although there have been many educational films before, this is the first organized large-scale effort on the part of a single uni-versity to make them.- And it fits very nicely into what you might call our 'experimental tradition.' But we aren't...