What is the motto of Harvard University?

The motto of Harvard University is as follows:

First, take a nap at this moment, and you will have a dream; And study at this moment, and you will realize your dream.

Take a nap at this moment, you will have a dream; But study now and you will interpret dreams.

2. My deserted today is the tomorrow that people who died yesterday prayed for.

Today, which I left uncultivated, is the tomorrow that people who died yesterday prayed for.

Third, when it is too late, it is precisely the earliest time.

Although it is ready-made. It was the earliest time.

Fourth, don't put off today's work until tomorrow.

What can be done today will not be put off until tomorrow.

Fifth, the pain of learning is temporary, and the pain of not learning is lifelong.

The pain of studying is temporary, and the pain of not winning is lifelong.

Sixth, learning this matter is not a lack of time, but a lack of effort.

Learning this matter is not a lack of time, but a lack of effort.

Happiness does not necessarily rank second, and success will definitely rank second.

Happiness may not rank, but success must rank.

This position.

Eight, learning is not the whole of life. However, since even a part of life-study can't be conquered, what else can we do?

Learning is not the whole of life. But, because part of the ongoing life-

Learning can't be conquered. What else can I do?

Please enjoy the inevitable pain.

10. Only by working harder earlier than others can we taste the taste of success.

Only by working harder and earlier than others can we taste the taste of success.