The Intellectuals' Chief Cause Of Anguish Are

Schools Are Not Intended To Moralize A Wicked World, But To Impart Knowledge And Develop Intelligence, With Only Two Social Aims In Mind: Prepare To Take On One's Share In The World's Work, And Perhaps In Addition, Lend A Hand In Improving Society, After Schooling Is Done.

The Mind Tends To Run Along The Groove Of One's Intention And Overlook The Actual Expression.

On The One Hand, Society Needs A Common Faith And Vigorous Institutions With The Power To Coerce; And On The Other, The Individual As A Human Soul Or As The Bearer Of A New And Possibly Saving Heresy, Must Be Free. It Is Difficult Enough To Reconcile These Two Needs, But The Problem Holds Another Hazard: The Need Of Action Under The Pressure Of Time.

My Notion About Any Artist Is That We Honor Him Best By Reading Him, By Playing His Music, By Seeing His Plays Or By Looking At His Pictures. We Don't Need To Fall All Over Ourselves With Adjectives And Epithets. Let's Play Him More.

Above All, The Ability To Feel The Force Of An Argument Apart From The Substance It Deals With Is The Strongest Weapon Against Prejudice.