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| | Colleges and Universities from Coast to Coast. Who Runs Them? ..., January 19, 1995 |
 | | I remember with vividness the men who put me through these various torments; young men, some feeble, some impatient, but always uninterested in what they were doing; old men, kind and lovable, or irritable and angry, but all of them hopeless so far as concerned the task of teaching anybody anything of any use. |
| | It was their duty to listen to student oratory; and so perfect had been the discipline of their lives that they were able to sit without moving a muscle, or giving the least sign of what they must have felt. |
| | It was a world of grim and cruel depravity, but one had sooner or later to know that it existed, and to steel one’s soul for a new endeavor to save the race. |
| site.www.umb.edu /faculty/salzman_g/SfHS/1995-01-19.htm (19472 words) |
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