During My Early Years At Minnesota I

I Am Told That I Had A Bad Temper, And Remember Being Banished To The Back Hall Until Civility Returned.

During My Early Years At Minnesota I Conducted An Evening Enzyme Seminar.

I Have A Tendency To Be Lucky And Make The Right Choices Based On Limited Information.

The Experience Reminds Me Of A Favorite Saying: Most Of The Yield From Research Efforts Comes From The Coal That Is Mined While Looking For Diamonds.

In Marked Contrast To The University Of Wisconsin, Biochemistry Was Hardly Visible At Stanford In 1945, Consisting Of Only Two Professors In The Chemistry Department.