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When President Robert Hutchins brought him to the University of Chicago in 1930, Mortimer Adler was a very, very bright young man of 28. At first Hutchins put him in the Philosophy faculty, where his colleagues soon proved ungrateful for his presence. He then went to the Law faculty. As...
Educators delight in continually toying with education. Last week the spotlight was held by President Hutchins of the University of Chicago, who suggested that the A.B. degree be awarded after the first two years of college, so that those students who wish to study in earnest may specialize during the...
The proposals of President Hutchins and of Dr. Wood come a bit early, for whatever need there is for a revision of the liberal education will not come about by the mere say-so. They will come only after the slow, experimental, trial-and-error method which has characterized the...
"O viri doctissimmi societate sancta Phi Beta Kappa delecti primo mane postea vos salutamus. Supra mundum plebrum perturbatum, tranquilli in lucis et veritatis contemplatione, tumidi erbriique noctu magno cum convivio recubuisti et de rebus omnibus lingua mortua maiorum orationem habuisti. Qui vella Chicagoensia tradit in eruditionis altioris mysteria vos initiavit...
Human Relations. Eleven years ago Robert Hutchins and Milton Winternitz, then deans of Yale's Law and Medical Schools, respectively, put their heads together and started Yale's Institute of Human Relations. Purpose: to find ways & means whereby mankind could learn to live together more harmoniously. The Institute...