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

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For I would travel from the mind And move beyond the. intellect And search and search until I find Identity clear in total act, Then learn how landscape is combined With images we mint and m ake From the mind ' s fret and the bones ' ache. ELIZABETH JENNINGS

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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

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As in a running river we behold How one wave after the other still is rolled, And all along as it doth endless rise, The one the other follows, the one from the other flies. By this wave, that is driven; and this again, By the other is set forward all amain: Water in Water still, one river still. Yet diverse Waters still that river fill. MONTAIGNE