Always remember that it's much easier to apologize than to get permission. In this world of computers, the best thing to do is to do it.

Learn by doing, not learn first, then do. The way you discover what it is you like to do in life is by doing first, then learning about it.

I would say start off small, build from there.

By the way, the guys with very high grades are not necessarily the people that are the most successful in later life. They may be the ones that can regurgitate gracefully, and they get very high grades. But if the guys that have to work for it and do not have such good grades can do something extra, and prove that they can perform, they may have a chance.

Tolerance ought only to be a preliminary step which allows us to get to know other people, and which prevents us from setting up bars, just because they may be of a different race or religion. The real value of any relationship is the fact that we learn to like people in spite of our differences.

If silence seems to give approval, then remaining silent is cowardly.

Our trouble is that we do not demand enough of the people who represent us. We are responsible for their activities… we must spur them to more imagination and enterprise in making a push into the unknown; we must make clear that we intend to have responsible and courageous leadership.