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'''Randy Pausch''', a [[computer science]] professor at [[Carnegie Mellon University]], knowing that he was dying of cancer, gave an extraordinary "last lecture" about living, and achieving one's dreams. It is a superb example of ''real'' "[[professor values]]."
 
'''Randy Pausch''', a [[computer science]] professor at [[Carnegie Mellon University]], knowing that he was dying of cancer, gave an extraordinary "last lecture" about living, and achieving one's dreams. It is a superb example of ''real'' "[[professor values]]."
  

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Randy Pausch, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University, knowing that he was dying of cancer, gave an extraordinary "last lecture" about living, and achieving one's dreams. It is a superb example of real "professor values."

Professor Pausch died on July 25th, 2008.

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