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This is a ga fill based on selected sentences and phrases presented in Chapter 3 of The Last Lecture

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This is a ga fill based on selected sentences and phrases presented in Chapter 3 of The Last Lecture

by John E
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A lot of professors give talks titled " The Last Lecture . " Maybe you've seen one . It has become a common exercise on college . Professors are asked to consider their demise and to on what matters most to them . And while they speak , audiences can't help but mull the same question : What would we impart to the world if we knew it was our last chance ? If we had to tomorrow , what would we want as our legacy ?

For years , Carnegie Mellon had a " Last Lecture Series . " But by the time got around to asking me to do it , they'd renamed their series " , " asking selected professors " to offer reflections on their personal and professional journeys . " It wasn't the most exciting , but I agreed to go with it . I was given the September slot . At the time , I already had been with pancreatic cancer ,
but I was . ?

While I ? .

That very week , ?

Jai ?

" Call me , " ?

Logan , ?

Throughout my career , ?

" I know Randy , " Jai told Dr . Reiss . " He's a . ?

Another matter ?

Certainly , the ?

Dr . Reiss listened ?

More than once , Dr . Reiss ?

Given Jai's reticence , I knew I had to look honestly at my . Why was this talk so important to me ? Was it a way to remind me and everyone else that I was still very much alive ? To prove I still had the to perform ? ?