Meaning: Mentorship is a lifetime commitment that can span generations of students, and no matter how detached you are supposed to be, it's only human to feel the weight of that responsibility.

This is part of the David E. Kelley School of Advising series.

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Banazir

Meaning: Whether it's soldiers, scientists, or programmers, always bring more professionals than the competition.

This is part of the David E. Kelley School of Advising series.

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Banazir

Meaning: As the old master said, experience should fear the strength of youth, but so should it temper it. Also, in research, there comes a time when instinct is your best guide.

This is part of the David E. Kelley School of Advising series.

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Banazir

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Banazir

Meaning: The recalcitrant student must be dealt with firmly, but always fairly and with calm and patience.

Also, as triestine's mother noted, all Chinese people can fly.

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Meaning: Sometimes your best writing is done when people are trying to interfere with you.

This is part of the David E. Kelley School of Advising series.

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Banazir

Meaning: A good educator opens his students' minds to new ideas and pushes them to do things they haven't done before.

This is part of the David E. Kelley School of Advising series.

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Banazir

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Meaning: When representing your group, it's important to be firm, but leave room for that win-win situation.

This is part of the David E. Kelley School of Advising series.

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Banazir

Meaning: This is how semesters and academic years often begin. As long as this is not how they end, I'm happy.

This is part of the David E. Kelley School of Advising series.

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Banazir