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WASHINGTON -- You may not know the name Jeffrey Zaslow, but chances are good he's gotten to you, right where those lump-in-throat De Beers ads get to you -- the place in the heart you thought had been plaqued over by snark but apparently still bleats... Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
Pancreatic cancer is in the news for causing deaths of celebrities including Professor Randy Pausch, who wrote The Last Lecture; actor Patrick Swayze, opera star Luciano Pavarotti and National Collegiate Athletic Association president Myles Brand. Full Article at The Star-Gazette
Marking a momentous occasion at the tea cups with Alice and the Mad Hatter, Randy's wife Jai Pausch holds daughter Chloe as her sons Logan and Dylan get ready to take cousins Micajah and Hannah Mason on a spin. View Photo »
MY HUSBAND and my father looked so much the same when they died — so thin, jaundiced and terribly still in their light blue hospital gowns. Both died of pancreatic cancer, my husband last December, my father in August. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
TERRE HAUTE — Even if you never read “The Last Lecture” or “Highest Duty,” Jeffrey Zaslow still says to tell your family that you love them. Full Article at Terre Haute News
In September 2007, Wall Street Journal columnist Jeffrey Zaslow attended the final lecture of Carnegie Mellon professor Randy Pausch. After writing a column about the lecture that sparked worldwide interest, he wrote a book. Full Article at Indianapolis Star
Marking a momentous occasion near the Mad Hatter's Tea Party, Walt Disney Imagineering EVP Bruce Vaughn and Disney president and CEO Bob Iger join Randy Pausch's family (Dylan, Logan, wife Jai and Chloe) with Carnegie Mellon professor Jessica Hodgins, a... View Photo »
SOUTH PARK TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- A flag-football tournament held Sunday honored the late-Carnegie Mellon University professor Randy Pausch, who wrote about living and having a positive attitude. Full Article at WTAE Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH -- CMU professor Randy Pausch gave his last lecture shortly before he died of pancreatic cancer last year. The lecture was made into a book and has been a big seller. Full Article at WPXI Pittsburgh
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Marking a momentous occasion at the tea cups with Alice and the Mad Hatter, Randy's wife Jai Pausch holds daughter Chloe as her sons Logan and Dylan get ready to take cousins Micajah and Hannah Mason on a spin.
View Photo »Marking a momentous occasion near the Mad Hatter's Tea Party, Walt Disney Imagineering EVP Bruce Vaughn and Disney president and CEO Bob Iger join Randy Pausch's family (Dylan, Logan, wife Jai and Chloe) with Carnegie Mellon professor Jessica Hodgins, announcing the Disney Memorial Paus...
View Photo »Marking a momentous occasion near the Mad Hatter's Tea Party, Walt Disney Imagineering EVP Bruce Vaughn and Disney president and CEO Bob Iger join Randy Pausch's family (Dylan, Logan, wife Jai and Chloe) with Carnegie Mellon professor Jessica Hodgins, announcing the Disney Memorial Paus...
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