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THE UNBELIEVERS DOWNSTAIRS by Maude Hutchins. 157 pages. Morrow. $3.95.
The unvarying theme of Maude Hutchins' novels is the incongruity of love and the indignity of sex. This time it is traced among a genteel New England family in a drafty old house patrolled by the most inquisitive and devious child in present fiction. As her grandfather puts it...
The foundations established at Chicago by Harper gave the university an enviable reputation as an outstanding center of graduate instruction and research. The Hutchins' era provoked a mild educational revolution which aroused excitement and suspicion. The University of Chicago is now trying to maintain both of these traditions at a...
Students must expect something different at the University of Chicago, and many are initially disappointed with the unstructured student life and the sense of informality which pervades the campus. But they can quickly find their cause in the surroundings. The university is an integral part of the Hyde Park neighborhood...
This genuine, and often over-riding concern for their own education is part of the Hutchins' legacy. In the anti-football riot of 1964, students carried signs proclaiming "Hutchins is our leader!" But it has also been carefully cultivated and passed on by each succeeding student generation, and the dialogue...