Randy Pausch, Carnegie Mellon computer science professor, passed away early today. If you haven't watched Pausch's last lecture, you should:
This lecture, when I first saw it, reminded me how important humor is for teaching. In other words, my students from last term can blame all my silly jokes on Randy.
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We Beat the Reaper by Living Well
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Posted on: July 25, 2008 11:02 AM, by Dave Bacon
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Another amazing person died this week. His name is Nick and he can be found at nickannstreet (you can google the name). Nick was a young man who died of ALS. He also has an amazing story that he has journaled through a blog.
Posted by: Renee King | July 26, 2008 11:34 PM