Dear Dr Levine

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   Name: May Liu on Dec 22, 2006

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2. 152
   Name: Michelle Vijverberg on Dec 22, 2006

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3. 153
   Name: Diane Dlouhy on Dec 22, 2006

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4. 154
   Name: Diane Dlouhy on Dec 22, 2006

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5. 155
   Name: Shruthi Sriram on Dec 22, 2006

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6. 156
   Name: Natalia Dvorak on Dec 22, 2006

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7. 157
   Name: Dustin Judd on Dec 22, 2006

   Comments: Thank You!

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8. 158
   Name: Jehangeer Sunderji on Dec 22, 2006

   Comments: Dr. Levine, I've hated medical school with the large exception of your hematology course. It gave me some hope that there are some beautiful caring people still in this profession. I can count the reasons I haven't dropped out of school on one hand, and you make the list. Best of luck in your move to CoH.

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9. 159
   Name: Bret Kilker on Dec 22, 2006

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10. 160
    Name: Paul Stickels on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Don't go!

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11. 161
    Name: Neda Ghaffari on Dec 22, 2006

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12. 162
    Name: Cynthia Chinn on Dec 22, 2006

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13. 163
    Name: Dan Spencer on Dec 22, 2006

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    Name: Karen Olaes on Dec 22, 2006

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15. 165
    Name: Megan McCarren on Dec 22, 2006

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16. 166
    Name: Denise Portugal on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Your caring and dedication to patients is remarkable. Your impact on my education was significant. The students that follow me will be losing a lot if they do not have you to teach them how to interact with patients compassionately and professionally while bringing hope to many hopeless situations.

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17. 167
    Name: Chris Thompson on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Thank you so much for your teaching and all of your hard work. Your passion was an inspiration for all of your students, and USC will truly miss you. I feel lucky to have been able to learn from you. God Bless.

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18. 168
    Name: Adam Raff on Dec 22, 2006

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19. 169
    Name: Kristine Tate on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Dear Dr. Levine, Throughout your time at USC, you have directly and indirectly touched numerous lives by your powerful teaching and example. You are a true angel and blessing to your patients, and the students see that more clearly than you may know. In fact, your interaction with one of your patients during a first year lecture brought many of us to tears - you are a true gem!!! You are a much needed role model for personal and professional excellence, compassion, hope and brilliance. Your calm demeanor and kind face put everyone in your presence at ease. We were truly lucky to have you. Each medical student who came into contact with you is forever changed - our standards are higher, and we strive to be the kind of doctor you have demonstrated for us. Each patient and family who comes into contact with you is forever changed - by your hugs and your fighting will, these people are better off in your healing hands no matter what the outcome of their disease. You are a wonderful human being and will be greatly missed by the future students. I know you will bring years of "Levineness" (from the movie You, Me and Dupree) to City of Hope. I know that hospital is the best, and they deserve the best. I'll never forget you and wish you the very, very best during this exciting transition!! Yours truly, Kristine Tate MS IV

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20. 170
    Name: Marlowe Majoewsky on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Dear. Dr Levine, I am so disappointed to hear that you are leaving USC. You have been such a wonderful teacher and mentor. I feel so incredibly fortunate to have been able learn from you during my time here at USC. Your wisdom and kindness are truly inspirational and I will remember your compassion with every patient I see in the future. Thank you so much!!

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21. 171
    Name: Paula Roy-Burman on Dec 22, 2006

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22. 172
    Name: Sabrina Hong on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Thank you, Dr. Levine ~ You have been an inspiration to all of us. We will miss you dearly. Best wishes for the future!

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23. 173
    Name: Michael Gadbaw on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: You are one of our greatest teachers.

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24. 174
    Name: Rebecca Carrillo on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: I fear we are losing our leadership and vision in the "Art of Medicine" as we push on to be a top 10 institution. Losing such a powerful presence as you to remind students of the humanity of medicine saddens me. Academic ranking is meaningless without a humanitarian foundation and framework to guide our vision. Please let us know if there is any possibility of continuing your legacy in the art of medicine. Perhaps a seminar series of leaders like you to guide our vision. I would love to see such a series named in your honor. You are one of the primary reasons I've made it through school because remembering your teachings has been a source of motivation, inspiration and a constant reminder of what medicine can be.

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25. 175
    Name: Ali Soltani, MD on Dec 22, 2006

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26. 176
    Name: Kristina Vander Wall on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Dr. Levine, we are sad to see you go but I know that lives at City of Hope will be greatly enriched by your presence there. I want you to know that there are times that I have seen physician attitudes and felt disappointed and uncertain of my place in medicine, but that faculty members and physicians like you define the ideals and humanitarianism that draw us to medicine in the first place. The world is a better place because of doctors and teachers like you. You will be greatly missed. Best wishes and many blessings in all future endeavors.

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27. 177
    Name: Kori Sauser on Dec 22, 2006

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28. 178
    Name: John Michels on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: It has been a privelege and a pleasure having been taught by you. You are the type of physician I could only aspire to be like. Your leaving is a tremendous loss for the Keck School of Medicine and for every student who will not have the honor of being taught by you. Best wishes on your endeavors at the City of Hope. I hope our paths continue to cross both professionally and personally. You are truly an inspiration to us all. John Michels

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29. 179
    Name: John And Melissa Michels on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: You are the best of the best. Melissa dropped off a Christmas card with all of our contact information. We would love to stay in touch. We wish you the best, and want you to know that you will be missed.

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30. 180
    Name: Julie Enright, '06 on Dec 22, 2006

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31. 181
    Name: Andrew Hsieh on Dec 22, 2006

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32. 182
    Name: Danielle Kushner on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Your passion to medicine and your patients is truly inspirational. Thank you for your time and dedication to teaching here at USC. You have made a huge impact on each of us through your example of humanity and leadership that will impact each of us students throughout our careers and lives. Thank you.

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33. 183
    Name: Kjersti Johanson on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Thanks for all your hard work!

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34. 184
    Name: Julia on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Dear Dr Levine, I lack the words to convey what a huge loss this is for Keck . . . we all love you and still talk about how you inspire us and embody the kind of physician we are working so hard to be. Thank you again for being the teacher, physician, and person you are, and for the opportunity I had to learn from you. Sincerely, Julia Cormano, MSII

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35. 185
    Name: Allison L. Speer on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Thank you for all of your teaching and enthusiasm while at Keck. It is much appreciated.

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36. 186
    Name: Kenneth Yu on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Dear Dr. Levine, I'm sorry to see you leave. But I want to thank you for being such an inspiration in my life and career as a physician. I wish the very best! Yours truly, Kenneth Yu

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    Name: Ronen Nazarian on Dec 22, 2006

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    Name: Amar Amin on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Thanks for all your hard work Dr. Levine. I wish you the best at the City of Hope!

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39. 189
    Name: Rita Krane on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: We were so lucky to have you as our teacher - professor's like you make the tuition worth it! Best of luck in your new workplace.

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    Name: Anne Camerlengo on Dec 22, 2006

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    Name: John Xie on Dec 22, 2006

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42. 192
    Name: Alana Dixson on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Thank you, Dr. Levine. This letter doesn't reflect my feelings as well, because I believe that sharing you with others is as important as continuing to have you in our midst as an educator and a physician. I wish you the best with whatever you choose, or have chosen. I know that you are guided by your inner convictions and the needs of both your patients and colleagues. Although I feel that you are a truly gifted teacher, whose educational philosophy and methods have been foundational to the practice and teaching of many generations of Keckers, I also feel confident that you will make a much greater impact on those you serve by following your heart and intellect wherever they lead. Again, thank you Dr. Levine, I wish you the best in your future endeavors. Please don't let our needs and interests hold you back from doing the work that you are obviously so blessed and gifted to be able to do.

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43. 193
    Name: Jane Truong on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Dear Dr. Levine, Thank you for being the kind of physician, teacher, and person that you are. I just wanted to say that you had a huge impression on me last year as a first year medical student. I've come to realize that we all have varying capacities to give just as we all having varying degrees of skill sets and predispositions. And everytime I walk past University Hospital or the Norris Cancer Center, and I see a photo of your kind face somewhere, it calms me and gives me great hope that I will too remember to be as giving a person as you are and have been to your patients and your students all these years. Thank you, Dr. Levine, for always being our advocate and role model. I wish you much joy and success this holiday season and in all your future endeavors. Gratefully, Jane Truong, MSII

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44. 194
    Name: Alex Hakim on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Heme Queen Dr. Levine, Good luck with whatever you do and wherever you go. Thanks for teaching excellence!

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45. 195
    Name: Troy Wu on Dec 22, 2006

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46. 196
    Name: Troy Wu on Dec 22, 2006

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47. 197
    Name: Jeremiah Dawson on Dec 22, 2006

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    Name: Deborah Kimball on Dec 22, 2006

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    Name: Michelle Sanchez on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: You'll be MISSED Dr. Levine! Thank you for touching my life and the lives of MANY with your compassion and grace. You have been such an INSPIRATION to me and a gift to medicine and humanity! Although I wish you would stay, I know you are doing what's best for you. I wish you all the joy and happiness because you definitely deserve all the best! Love you!

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    Name: Michael Hackman on Dec 22, 2006

    Comments: Dr. L, You were the voice of reason during this halo of uncertainty we call medical school...

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