Sandy SchafferWhen I was young, my great uncle Joseph Seruto (a Sicilian immigrant, chemist and father of five) drew diagrams to emphasize just how important it was to apply myself in school. He drew arrows leading from “knowledge” to “power” to “happiness.” Studying, he said, was the key to building the knowledge that would throw open the gates to possibility and a contented life.
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