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Mount Sinai School of Medicine * The Mount Sinai Hospital

March 27, 1978

Dr. Joshua Lederberg

Department of Genetics

Stanford University-School of Medicine
Stanford, California 94305

Dear Josh:

I do not know what your commuting schedule is between California
and New York. Should you be in New York on Wednesday, April 26th
we would be most pleased if you could attend one of our major
annual lectures, the Solomon A. Berson Memorial Lecture. This

is to be given this year by Roger Guillemin on the subject of
“current studies on endorphins", The lecture will take place
from 4~5 PM that day with a reception following. If you are

able to come I will send you more detailed instructions. —It

is hard to believe that my son was just accepted to a combined
MD/PhD program at Stanford, though I am not sure that this is what
he actually wants. He plans to take off the year before starting
in any event and may decide to stay East at Haryard instead,

 

I am looking forward te hearing from you,

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With best regards.

Sincerely yours,

Dro”)

Dorothy T. Krieger, M.D.
Professor of Medicine

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Director, Diyision of

4 Endocrinology & Metabolism

I will certainly make an effort;(though I am not sure Roger will welcome
me after our discourse here on Claude Bernard -- where I thought Bernard
was the unsung hero of the style of the modern scientific paper: which
pretends to a 'method' of discovery that is usually fabricated after the
fact.) I have a lecture of my own from 2-330, and a dinner engagement; so
this is perhaps BARELY possible. But if it is, I don't want to miss a

f° -\,chance to renew connects.

Yours, CO
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