You will study the wisdom of the past, for in a wilderness of conflicting counsels, a trail has there been blazed. You will study the life of mankind, for this is the life you must order, and, to order with wisdom, must know. You will study the precepts of justice, for these are the truths that through you shall come to their hour of triumph. Here is the high emprise, the fine endeavor, the splendid possibility of achievement, to which I summon you and bid you welcome.
Justice Benjamin Cardozo, excerpt from speech delivered at the 74th commencement of the Albany Law School on June 10, 1925, which is reproduced on a gigantic plaque on the south side of the UC Berkeley School of Law’s main building, Boalt Hall (via ode-to-femininity)
Salome. Franz von Stuck (1906).
Oil on canvas. Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus.
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Once you’ve accepted your flaws, no one can use them against you.
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