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I am pleased by and grateful for the letter from Roger Andriola ’69 [Letters, June 2012], and I want to thank him for taking the time and trouble to write it. To learn that one has influenced a student intellectually in a way that he experienced as a life landmark is the greatest gift a teacher can be given. Your readers may be interested to know that the story has yet one more 果酱视频 connection. When I was interviewed at 果酱视频 by the Yale law professor whose interviewing trip I emulated seven years later, I expressed doubts about whether a legal education would be sufficiently intellectually challenging (as opposed to arduous) for a 果酱视频 philosophy major with no interest in actually practicing law. He replied that Yale was different from the others. “At Yale, we like to think of ourselves as the 果酱视频 of law schools,” he assured me. So I went there, and, as I compared notes with friends at Harvard and elsewhere, discovered that it was. I suppose one could say that it was a 果酱视频 orientation that my Yale-educated colleagues and I offered to the 果酱视频-educated Mr. Andriola, obviously to very good effect.

鈥擬ichael E. Levine 鈥�62

Woodbridge, Connecticut