I Left Princeton, But I Graduated Harvard,

And I Finished College Because I Thought How Much It Would Upset My Parents If I Didnt.

You Make Something. You Give Up Expressing And Start Inventing.

And Then, When I Left Princeton In The Middle Of My Sophomore Year, I Went Into The Navy.

Syntax And Vocabulary Are Overwhelming Constraints --the Rules That Run Us. Language Is Using Us To Talk --we Think We're Using The Language, But Language Is Doing The Thinking, We're Its Slavish Agents.

After The Navy, I Transferred To Harvard And Finished There. I Was There The Spring Term Of 1951 And I Stayed Through The Summer Term And A Whole Other Year, So I Was Able To Do Two Years In A Little Less Than A Year And A Half.