Mulligan: Invented By An Irishman

A Newspaper Is Lumber Made Malleable. It Is Ink Made Into Words And Pictures. It Is Conceived, Born, Grows Up And Dies Of Old Age In A Day.

To Have Courage, One Must First Be Afraid. The Deeper The Fear, The More Difficult The Climb Toward Courage.

A Reporter Meets Interesting People. If He Endures, He Will Get To Know Princes And Presidents, Popes And Paupers, Prostitutes And Panderers. And Always, In The Back Of His Head, There Will Be A Dozen Men And Women He Will Never Meet. And Always, He Will Feel The Poorer For It.

Perhaps The Best Thing Which Can Be Said About Newspapers In The United States Is That They Are In Chronic Disagreement With Each Other. That Is What Is Meant By A Free Press.

Nobody Understands Anyone 18, Including Those Who Are 18.