From Gail Collins’ column in NY Times today about our newly-elected Senator Ted Cruz and his truly juvenile interaction with Senator Diane Feinstein over gun control this week: “If you combine a lack of a sense of humor with an absence of humility and then stir in a cup of self-righteousness, you are definitely not […]
Len Zwelling
Let’s Be Prepared March 11, 2013 By Leonard Zwelling The email was beamed out over the institutional system. The Faculty Senate was sponsoring yet another Faculty Forum, this one on Clinical Productivity and Institutional Finances. My guess is that what this is really about is trying to get an explanation from the leadership team
The Hard Task of Representing the Faculty March 4, 2013 By Leonard Zwelling Mia Love is the young (37) mayor of Sarasota Springs, Utah. She is a conservative Republican, African-American, Mormon and an articulate spokesperson for the right. (It’s a great country!). She appeared on ABC’s This Week on March 3 and had a rather
A Kind of Madness March 3, 2013 By Leonard Zwelling, MD, MBA In her column in the Wall Street Journal on March 2, Peggy Noonan described a White House that has grown more and more out of touch with reality. She accuses the Obama Administration of overreaching, imperiousness and being overly full of itself. She
MD Anderson: From C-Quester to Sequester February 27, 2013 By Leonard Zwelling Most of the members of the MD Anderson faculty are on a journey—personal and professional, individual and collective. Each wants to fulfill his or her goals of producing meaningful work in his or her chosen field be that basic