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Further , this theological idea of a university is the thought of a community of learning which is undergirded by the confidence that the nature of things is such that bias , deceit , and falsehood , issuing from individual and social self-interestedness , cannot in any long run - - in the final judgment , so to speak - - triumph over honesty and rigorous self-discipline in study and communication . For his honesty , the baroness awarded him with a kiss for good luck and a farewell going-away present of fifteen hundred golden francs . One may legitimately have school rules and practices for all sorts of purposes : to improve civic education and public morality , to teach honesty , to prevent disorder , to reduce unwed motherhood and sexually transmitted diseases , to avoid litigation , to encourage empathy for tsunami victims , to strengthen patriotism , and so on . I believed his honesty was overwhelmingly persuasive . I would love to understand the reason why so many Bush defenders are so unconcerned about his honesty , given the incredible fussing about Clinton 's honesty while President . Without a vigilant care and the strictest honesty thousands of dollars would be annually squandered , and rings of a most dangerous character fostered . Vasili Andreevich himself had turned him away several times , but had afterwards taken him back again - - valuing his honesty , his kindness to animals , and especially his cheapness . Infanticide " ( FT , February ) a big help in clearing out the cant in current talk about an outbreak of pro-choice honesty in the abortion debate . Many will appreciate his honesty when he looks back uneasily on his sponsoring a Thai teenager : All he did was send money for school , he did n't know if the boy graduated .