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Award-winning sportswriter
Mitch Albom was a student at Brandeis University, some two decades ago,
of sociologist Morrie Schwartz. Here he recounts how, recently, learning
that his old professor was dying of ALS, renewed his warm relationship with
his revered mentor. Albom recorded what Morrie said as he distilled
into his last months the lessons of a lifetime devoted to love and understanding.
He calls his weekly visits to his teacher his last class, and the present
book a term paper. The subject: The Meaning of Life. |