Len Zwelling

When Tone Deafness Becomes Arrogance: The Tale of Two Presidents By Leonard Zwelling          It is certainly not a beneficial trait of a leader to appear deaf to the views and pleas of those he leads. It is even worse when that leader devises strategies in that aural vacuum that will undoubtedly make life harder […]

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Before We Pick the Horses, Let’s Define the Race By Leonard Zwelling          In early May of 2016, in Louisville, Kentucky, thousands will gather to sip juleps, wear gaudy hats, dress to the nines and watch the most exciting two minutes in sports. It’s called the Kentucky Derby. It’s a horse race. Like all horse

American Sniper: Don’t Miss; He Didn’t By Leonard Zwelling          We desperately need some heroes.          Our military is being asked to nation build. That’s not what militaries do. They defend the nations they already represent against real enemies. They may destroy nations as our military did in Germany and Japan in WWII. Nation building

Why I Still Write About MD Anderson By Leonard Zwelling          I know, I know, I should just get over it. I am long gone, unconnected and grateful for the time I spent at Anderson. Why don’t I just leave the knuckleheads alone?          Anyone who knows me knows the answer to that one. It’s

http://www.dukechronicle.com/articles/2015/01/16/political-correctness-root-disordered-university-thinking#.VLjhyRadplI By the way, I also think the current administration of Duke University handled this and the recent scandal at the medical school in a totally amateurish manner and the President of Duke needs to step down http://www.dukechronicle.com/articles/2015/01/16/political-correctness-root-disordered-university-thinking#.VLjhyRadplI

Following the Lead of the Secret Service at MD Anderson By Leonard Zwelling          On January 14, the US Secret Service announced the dismissal of four major leaders based on the poor performance of those under their supervision. Incidents including the use of prostitutes by agents in advance of a Presidential trip to South America

Say It Ain’t So, Ron: Conflict of Interest 202 By Leonard Zwelling (for Jesse Gelsinger)          All of you fond of Enron and ImClone memorabilia surely remember the Sunday morning in June of 2002 when the Washington Post’s Justin Gillis revealed to the world that 195 patients receiving Erbitux on clinical trials at MD Anderson

What We Learned From the Events in France: The Pen Is Only Mightier Than the Sword When the Pen Has a Gun By Leonard Zwelling          We Americans just love this adage in support of our First Amendment rights. “The pen is mightier than the sword,” initially attributed to Edward Bulwer-Lytton in an 1839 play.