Cheering Section: Dying of Cancer, but Full of Life Lessons
Published 5/10/2008 at NYT > Pro Football
Randy Pausch, who has pancreatic cancer and whose book, “The Last Lecture,” has been an inspiration to many, was invited to Pittsburgh Steelers practice. >
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