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I Among colleges and universities professing to teach students how to think, little Shimer, 128 miles north-west of Chicago, succeeds like almost no place else.
Chicago Tribune (1963-Current file)
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Chicago, Ill.
IT'S HALF AN HOUR after 12 of a starlit Monday night in Mount Carroll. Shimer college is asleep or deeply immersed in the solitude of study. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction or distribution is prohibited without permission.
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