Janet Davis Quotations

If we have to do it, everybody should follow the rules. I can live without the smoke, even for myself. But I don't want to lose my customers.

I grew up in a 1930s two-bedroom house that a family of five lived in. It was considered to be an ample family house.

Historically, the presence of African Americans in big-top performances is very rare. That's what Cedric of the UniverSoul Circus is working against -- that history,

Labor was cheap. There were maids to wash the clothes and cook.

This room was just plain vanilla with silver wallpaper. We offer such a wonderful, safe environment...we had a vision for an extreme makeover to create an engaging room.

We got in a position where we had to foul to try and get the ball. We need to minimize our turnovers and take the ball at their big girl.

We've just started living separate existences under the same roof. We have a mud room, a laundry room, a flower shed, where people could do individual activities under one flowing roof.

There is no substitute for human blood, and with such a large demand, Berry employees are proud to come together to support such an important cause and help save lives in the community.

We just played very aggressively against them. We did a pretty good job of rebounding against them. It was an excellent game.

Some people thought we'd be swallowed up and lose our identity.

This game is something this particular group of players have been talking about since they were freshmen.

They say Sunday is the most segregated day of the week.

It's a professional place. It's not a party store.

It's outrageous, ... It's an infringement on the rights of children.

It's been harder in the new city to find out how to get things done.

It will be interesting down the stretch. There really is a lot of parity in the City League, especially in the top half of teams.

These things have become so huge. Some even have ramped seating.

If the power goes out, you've got to get little things for them, ... And then, of course, you always have to get the main things for the adults.

He's redefining a tradition that traditionally excluded African Americans and arguing that you can take an institution like that and make it empowering.