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Teaching Is An Instinctual Art, Mindful Of Potential, Craving Of Realizations, A Pausing, Seamless Process, Where One Rehearses Constantly While Acting, Sits As A Spectator At A Play One Directs, Engages Every Part In Order To Keep The Choices Open And The Shape Alive For The Student, So That The Student May Enter In, And Begin To Do What The Teacher Has Done: Make Choices.

On A Good Day, I View The Job [of President] As Directing An Orchestra. On The Dark Days, It Is More Like That Of A Clutch -- Engaging The Engine To Effect Forward Motion, While Taking Greater Friction.

You Count On It, You Rely On It To Buffer The Passage Of Time, To Keep The Memory Of Sunshine And High Skies Alive, And Then, Just When The Days Are All Twilight, When You Need It Most, It Stops.

I'm The World's Expert On Sterotypes Held By Academics About Athletes And Held By Athletes About Academics. To Me, Both Of Them Are Caricatures.

There's Nothing Bad That Accrues From Baseball.