“You know… when I became the Professor of Anatomical Pathology, we had a major boycott here [and]… Professor Clarence was so angry. He came here and he sa [id] he doesn't know what this Medical School stands for.'Are the students here as politicians or are they here to train?'And this was [at] a board meeting. And I thought no, I'd better stand up and tell him something. So I said,'You know, there's one thing the University must understand. I was a student here and I know'. I said,'My everyday life is politically determined. I study where I …