University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Well, given time, we all catch up with legends, more or less. Stumbling into the first furnaced rooms, the blind giant Orion found merely a white-collared Bethlehem supervisor, midwife of armored plates, and steel foils, who efficiently shuttled him out. Most were relieved when the lunk, having trampled innumerable huts and the natives therein, plunged several miles into an earth crack, rumbling into other furnaced rooms. There, President Vulcan (of quite a different operation) took pity, elevatored him up through shafts in indifferent rocks, to the top of the mountain. Where, facing the sun, his sight was restored. TED HALL

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The growth of the Intellect Is spontaneous In every expansion. RALPH WALDO EMERSON

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Instead of hastening to place books, and books alone, in the hands of children, let them be made acquainted, step by step, with things with the actual circumstances of human life. And above all let care be taken to bring them to a clean and objective view of the world as it is, to educate them a ways to derive their Ideas directly from real life, and to shape them in conformity with It not to fetch them from other sources- then to apply them ready-made to real life. SCHOPENHAUER