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...want to know how we see something." To requests for interviews or appearances, he politely replied by cards listing multiple choices ("Dr. Crick does not give interviews." "Dr. Crick does not do TV shows." And so on) with the appropriate rejection checked off. On this special occasion, TIME's Leon Jaroff received no such ! card. Some highlights of his interview with the awesome twosome...
...York, at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, where Watson is now director, to celebrate the anniversary of their landmark discovery. They took some time out to sit down for a rare joint interview in which they reminisced about their breakthrough and discussed its future implications with TIME contributor Leon Jaroff, who wrote this week's story on the team. "They solved the mystery of dna, and it changed the world," says Jaroff. "And it's going to change it even more...
...subject matter. "Children are fascinated by science," he explains. "They're curious, and they ask questions. When you become an adult, you stop doing that because it's embarrassing to say 'I don't know.' But I still have this curiosity and excitement about science." Here's hoping Leon doesn't reach adulthood anytime soon...
...Leon Higgenbotham, a federal district judge for almost 30 years, was reported by The Washington Post to be on the short list to replace Attorney General nominee Zoe Baird. He is a University of Pennsylvania trustee and holds over 50 honorary degrees...
Besides his accomplishments on the bench, Gates said, Leon Higgenbotham is a distinguished scholar and author...