It was inspiring to know Lou Lowenstein, and a great privilege to have him as a colleague, mentor, and friend. Lou was proof of the idea that there is no necessary correlation between excellence and ego, and that the highest of achievers can be the sweetest and most decent of people. Lou\u27s intellect and character were the gold standard. He had a brilliant analytical mind, exceptionally good judgment, a tireless work ethic, and ironclad integrity. He was forceful when he needed to be, but only when he needed to be. Lou had a warm and generous spirit, always cheerful, attentive, and thoroughly understated. His extraordinary talents inspired the deepest admiration, and his warmth and decency inspired the deepest affection
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doi:10.1093/ajh/hpv089 John has been variously described as an inspiration, mentor, teacher, friend ...
Larry Simi: There was a personal legacy and a political legacy that he left. His personal legacy to ...
What makes a person a leader? Why do some coworkers choose to lead within their own organizations wh...
It was inspiring to know Lou Lowenstein, and a great privilege to have him as a colleague, mentor, a...
Points out the outstanding qualities that made Ralph Tyler\u27s personal and professional life so va...
It is a wonderful honor to be here today, to speak in praise of my hero, the great Lou Henkin. You w...
Judge Pollak, Judge Louis H. Pollak . . . it fits. Lou was made to be a judge and all those who care...
My family, for without them my scientific pursuits would be lonesome and dull. They 5 have supported...
There are certain people who have a special aura about them, who have a light that shines brighter, ...
Good afternoon and welcome. We are here to remember and celebrate the life of a good friend who happ...
many conversations over the years, commented on one another's papers, worked together with Lee ...
lthough each year we say goodbye to colleagues and lifelong friends, we were especially saddened by ...
Among the many joys of working in our field is the opportunity to work with extraordinary people. Ro...
I am amazed that with such ordinary beginnings I ended up with such a superb pedigree. I was educate...
While contemplating the qualities that make a great leader and specific leaders in general, several ...
doi:10.1093/ajh/hpv089 John has been variously described as an inspiration, mentor, teacher, friend ...
Larry Simi: There was a personal legacy and a political legacy that he left. His personal legacy to ...
What makes a person a leader? Why do some coworkers choose to lead within their own organizations wh...