<p>I often write about how the U of C is changing quickly, and about how the U of C's identity has come into question more than most of its peers of late. Here are a few articles in the Chicago Maroon that further illustrate these points:</p>
<p>Candid</a> candidates – The Chicago Maroon</p>
<p>And a recent Maroon Board Editorial:</p>
<p>Free</a> pass – The Chicago Maroon</p>
<p>And one student's angry response to the Editorial:</p>
<p>Letter:</a> ?Free pass? insults U of C mission – The Chicago Maroon</p>
<p>All of this discourse is pretty interesting. Again, it's a fascinating time to be a student at the U of C, because the identity of the school - as has been the case since the Hugo Sonnenschein era of the mid-1990s, is in question. Put another way, I don't know if anyone questions whether Princeton's admissions directives or Brown's goals are different now in comparison to 8-10 years ago.</p>
<p>At the U of C, however, these questions seem to arise continually.</p>