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Randy Pausch, author of The Last Lecture
Randy Pausch, author of The Last Lecture: Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams, gave the commencement speech at Carnegie Mellon University in 2008.
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author Randy Pausch
One of my favorite quotes is by the late professor and author Randy Pausch of the Last Lecture.
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by the late Dr. Randy Pausch
I also add my favorite lecture by the late Dr. Randy Pausch titled the Last Lecture.
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Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon professor
And Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon professor whose book, 'The Last Lecture,' became a runaway best-seller, died today from pancreatic cancer.
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computer science professor Randy Pausch
The Last Lecture, in which computer science professor Randy Pausch tells the story of achieving each of computer science professor Randy Pausch's childhood dreams during computer science professor Randy Pausch's life, which was now coming to an end as computer science professor Randy Pausch was losing the battle against the ten tumours in computer science professor Randy
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Randy Pausch, the late professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon,
Randy Pausch, the late professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon, said in Randy Pausch's book, The Last Lecture, “Showing gratitude is one of the simplest yet most powerful things humans can do for each other.”
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Randy Pausch, a professor, researcher and mentor at Carnegie Mellon University
a big way’s called The Last Lecture and was written by Randy Pausch, a professor, researcher and mentor at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Jeffrey Zaslow, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal, who also coauthored the inspirational book The Last Lecture with Randy Pausch, which I read and reviewed
Published in 2009, The Girls from Ames was written by Jeffrey Zaslow, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal, who also coauthored the inspirational book The Last Lecture with Randy Pausch, which I read and reviewed.
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Things I’ve Learned From Dying: A Book About Life, by David R. Dow; and The Last Lecture, by Randy Pausch, written by the celebrated computer scientist who died in 2008 from pancreatic cancer at age forty-seven
Ferdman, who became acquainted with the Death Cafe concept while working in the Kansas City area, handed out a “Death and Dying” bibliography that includes titles such as Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End, by Atul Gawande; Things I’ve Learned From Dying: A Book About Life, by David R. Dow; and The Last Lecture, by Randy Pausch, written by the celebrated computer scientist who died in 2008 from pancreatic cancer at age forty-seven.
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who chose to spend Paul Kalanithi's final days writing When Breath Becomes Air, as well as Randy Pausch who wrote The Last Lecture — an insightful memoir about Paul Kalanithi's dwindling time left on Earth
For the man in the Modern Love essay, and others like Paul Kalanithi, who chose to spend Paul Kalanithi's final days writing When Breath Becomes Air, as well as Randy Pausch who wrote The Last Lecture — an insightful memoir about Paul Kalanithi's dwindling time left on Earth — I imagine the choice wasn’t difficult to make.
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