Graduates: Keep in close and honest human contact for success
We live in unprecedented times — in the first pandemic in a century — in a time of exceptional scientific achievement — in a time of ultramodern mRNA vaccines that will revolutionize health for all manner of disease — in an age of dramatic change in communication that will alter civilization. The pandemic forced us to do things that we knew we should, but couldn’t bring ourselves to do in normal times. Here is an example. In 2006, I traveled to Honduras to provide medical care and improve public health. Our sponsor was Sociedad Amigos de los Niños, led by the late Sister Maria Rosa...