Five Years, But Who’s Counting? By Leonard Zwelling We are within the final quarter of the first five years of the DePinho presidency. This seems to be as good a time as any to assess the good and ill of the current president’s tenure. Let’s start with the good. It appears that […]
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When Breath Becomes Air By Paul Kalanithi By Leonard Zwelling A physician dying. On the surface, that’s what this book is about. A young (thirties) chief resident in neurosurgery is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. This is what he left behind—a wife, a baby daughter and this book. By modern standards, Dr. Kalanithi
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Why I Can’t Vote For Either Of Them By Leonard Zwelling It was 1972 when I could first vote for President. I voted for George McGovern. He lost. I have voted in every election since. I am 6 and 4 in Presidential choosing. That is, I have voted for 6 winners and 4 losers.
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