Len Zwelling

250 By Leonard Zwelling       That’s almost the number of posts to the blog to date (233) and equals the number of thousands of page views (250,044).       This is a truly astounding development in my life. Considering that I was at best a solid B- English student, that anyone should want to read anything […]

Fidelity By Leonard Zwelling      My Bar Mitzvah dictionary (received June 17, 1961 and still sitting on my desk over 50 years later), defines fidelity as: the state of being faithful, exactness, allegiance, fealty, loyalty, devotion. That seems about right to me.      Most would characterize fidelity as a good quality. It certainly is in

Choose By Leonard Zwelling      Aloha! We (the BW, beautiful wife and I) are leaving Maui after our annual visit to paradise. Wailea on the west coast of this gorgeous island gets our vote as our favorite place for R and R. This year, both of us desperately needed some R and R. Last year

The Devil’s Greatest Trick: A Sermon of Sorts for Sunday (It Was Sunday Where I Posted It) By Leonard Zwelling      “The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled is convincing the world that he doesn’t exist.”      This is a quote from 1995’s The Usual Suspects, but actually has its origins in 1864 in The

Dave By Leonard Zwelling      Readers of the blog and those who have heard me speak know that there is no one higher on my list of people I admire than David Letterman.      Sure, I love the show, but I love the man even more.       Why?      First, as I have said many

Solving The Wrong Problem By Leonard Zwelling        My father only taught me two rules when it came to math. (He was an engineer and a first lieutenant in the US Army during WWII. Rules were important in our house.) 1.   Never divide by zero 2.   Before solving any problem, identify the real problem The

Why the Prom Mattered By Leonard Zwelling       Forgive an old man.       When I came to MD Anderson almost 30 years ago, there was a very special tradition that many of you have heard about but only a vanishing few have experienced.       Every year in the spring, the faculty gathered, usually at a

Crimea on the Bayou By Leonard Zwelling          Despite the American President’s reluctance to admit it, Crimea is now part of Russia and is likely to stay a part of Russia. After all, who is going to take it away? The Europeans? No chance. They need the Russian oil and gas to get through next

Pay Up By Leonard Zwelling       No fans are more engaged in the fate of their college athletic teams than those of us who graduated from Duke University. Every Duke graduate currently above ground lived through several years of basketball frenzy while on campus and the latest grads will even have a great football team

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