I Loved What I Did. I Could've

I Went To College Somewhere Between The Invention Of The Ipad And The Discovery Of Fire... But I Had Gone To A Women's College.

I Saw What Happened When A Dictator Was Allowed To Take Over A Piece Of A Country And The Country Went Down The Tubes. And I Saw The Opposite During The War When America Joined The Fight.

I Was A Little Girl In World War Ii And I'm Used To Being Freed By Americans.

If Intelligence Were A Television Set, It Would Be An Early Black-and-white Model With Poor Reception, So That Much Of The Picture Was Gray And The Figures On The Screen Were Snowy And Indistinct. You Could Fiddle With The Knobs All You Wanted, But Unless You Were Careful, What You Would See Often Depended More On What You Expected Or Hoped To See Than On What Was Really There.

I Teach At Georgetown, And I See That The Students Have So Many Different Interests. The Main Thing Is To Match Your Passion With Your Knowledge, Because You Can't Just Be Passionate Without Knowing The Facts, And Facts Are Really Boring Without Passion.