And We Wonder What Can Be That

Its Awfully Hard To Be The Son Of A Great Man And Also Of A Half-crazy Woman.

Men In Authority Will Always Think That Criticism Of Their Policies Is Dangerous. They Will Always Equate Their Policies With Patriotism, And Find Criticism Subversive.

Censorship Always Defeats It Own Purpose, For It Creates In The End The Kind Of Society That Is Incapable Of Exercising Real Discretion.

What Every College Must Do Is Hold Up Before The Young The Spectacle Of Greatness.

It Seems Fair To Say That While The Moral Standards Of The Nineteenth Century Persisted Almost Unchanged Into The Twentieth, Moral Practices Changed Sharply, And That Though The Standards Of The Nineteenth Century Persisted The Institutions That Had Sustained Them And The Sanctions That Had Enforced Them Lost Influence And Authority.