I forget his name but is was some Spanish guy
The correct answer is Immanuel Kant.
The phrase was first used by the Roman poet Horace but it became associated with the Age of Enlightenment who used in his essay <em>“Answering the Question: What Is Enlightenment?</em> from 1784. The phrase means "dare to know" and it was often used as a motto. With this phrase Kant urged people be liberate themselves intellectually.
The two major forms of Greek drama were the tragedy<span> and the </span>comedy<span>. According to </span>Aristotle<span>, these elements </span>define<span> a </span>tragedy<span>: The major characters </span>in<span> a </span>tragedy<span> are not average. ... The purpose of a </span>tragedy<span> is catharsis, which cleans the soul of “fear and pity” that most people carry within themselves.</span>
Are you looking for information on a football player?
The only Damon Nivens I can find information on is an offensive linebacker and assistant football coach. He is currently working at Southern University and University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff and previously worked for the New York Football Giants, Southern University and A&M college - Baton Rouge.
EDIT: He also works at Livonia High School, confirmed by OP.
