/kloc-one night in 0/764, a fire destroyed the Harvard library, and many precious ancient books were destroyed at once, which made people sad.

The sudden fire pushed an ordinary student to a special position and forced him to make a choice. Prior to this, he violated the library regulations and quietly took a book donated by Harvard pastor out of the library, ready to read it leisurely before returning it. Suddenly, this book became a rare work. After fierce ideological struggle, nervous students finally knocked on the door of the principal's office, explained the reasons and solemnly returned the books to the school. The headmaster received a surprising move: he accepted the book to express his gratitude, praised the student's courage and honesty, and then expelled him from the school.

Harvard's philosophy is that it is safer and more effective to let the school rules guard Harvard than to guard Harvard with other things. Some people may say: This headmaster has gone too far. Since others have already apologized and returned the book, why should they be expelled?

This is a school rule! If there were no rules, would there be Harvard today? Just like a river, it can't be a river without bank constraints; With banks, rivers can flow freely. Freedom without constraints is not true freedom, but freedom guarded by rules is true freedom.