List Of Senior Quotes

The Buck Stops With Me, But I Can Tick Off Dozens Of Very Good Senior Executives That Are Responsible For Hundreds Or Thousands Of People Who Work For Me.

If We Didn't Have Social Security, Our Seniors Would Live Mostly In Poverty. You'd Have Another 18 Million People In Poverty.

Preparation For Old Age Should Begin Not Later Than One's Teens. A Life Which Is Empty Of Purpose Until 65 Will Not Suddenly Become Filled On Retirement.

The Reason I Went To An All-boys Catholic School Was Because They Had The Best Football Team. We Won The State Championship My Junior Year. It Was Super-competitive. We Lost In The Semifinals My Senior Year, And It Still Haunts Me.

A Man Who Has Never Gone To School May Steal From A Freight Car; But If He Has A University Education, He May Steal The Whole Railroad.

It's Strange But I Suppose I'm One Of Those Senior Players Now And I'll Be Helping The Young Players As Much As I Can.

To Those Seniors, And Especially Elderly Veterans Like Myself, I Want To Tell You This: You Are Not Alone, And You Having Nothing To Be Ashamed Of. If Elder Abuse Happened To Me, It Can Happen To Anyone. I Want You To Know That You Deserve Better.

The American People I Talk To Don't Spend Every Moment Thinking, 'how Can I Tax My Neighbor More Than They're Being Taxed?' They Say, 'how Can I Get A Good Job? How Can My Kids Get Good Jobs? How Can Seniors Have A Confidence In Their Future When They Know That Social Security, Medicare And Medicaid Are Bankrupt?'

I Am Running For President To Help Create A Better Future. A Future Where Everyone Who Wants A Job Can Find One. Where No Senior Fears For The Security Of Their Retirement. An America Where Every Parent Knows That Their Child Will Get An Education That Leads Them To A Good Job And A Bright Horizon.

I Actually Think If You Have A Strong Junior Class, That's The Best Possible Scenario. In Their Senior Year, Guys Who Are On The Threshold Of Making It To The Nba Start Getting Preoccupied In Their Thoughts Elsewhere More Than Concerning Themselves With The Present. The Junior Class Is The Perfect Age.

I Went To A High School That Didn't Have Many People In It. There Were, Like, 60 People In My Senior Class. There Was A Group Of Cool Kids And A Group Of Really Dorky Kids, And I Was Probably The Coolest Of The Really Dorky Kids.

We Find That The Manager, Particularly At Senior Levels, Is Overburdened With Work. With The Increasing Complexity Of Modern Organizations And Their Problems, He Is Destined To Become More So. He Is Driven To Brevity, Fragmentation, And Superficiality In His Tasks, Yet He Cannot Easily Delegate Them Because Of The Nature Of His Information.