Jan Canty

My impression of him was one of respect, given his station in life. I knew I could learn a lot from him in terms of the field of psychology. Before long, he started treating her to lunch.

My impression of him was one of respect, given his station in life. I knew I could learn a lot from him in terms of the field of psychology. Before long, he started treating her to lunch.

He was the first person to ever express belief in my goals. The idea that of course you can go to college, of course you can graduate, of course you can do that. I had never had anybody tell me that in my life. It really made a big impression on me. And I was so pleased that he saw potential in me that nobody else acknowledged or validated.

He was the first person to ever express belief in my goals. The idea that of course you can go to college, of course you can graduate, of course you can do that. I had never had anybody tell me that in my life. It really made a big impression on me. And I was so pleased that he saw potential in me that nobody else acknowledged or validated.

He was the first person to ever express belief in my goals. The idea that of course you can go to college, of course you can graduate, of course you can do that. I had never had anybody tell me that in my life. It really made a big impression on me. And I was so pleased that he saw potential in me that nobody else acknowledged or validated.

They gave me a raise and I was so grateful for that because I was really barely paying my own tuition. And one term I had to sell my car to make tuition and I had started to walk to class in those neighborhoods, which was a challenge to get home before dark in the winter.

They gave me a raise and I was so grateful for that because I was really barely paying my own tuition. And one term I had to sell my car to make tuition and I had started to walk to class in those neighborhoods, which was a challenge to get home before dark in the winter.

They gave me a raise and I was so grateful for that because I was really barely paying my own tuition. And one term I had to sell my car to make tuition and I had started to walk to class in those neighborhoods, which was a challenge to get home before dark in the winter.

The windows were boarded up, and the grass was overgrown. The only sign was a little tiny yellow and green sign that said Lely's. That's it. But as they drove around back... The aroma coming from the kitchen was beyond description. And they had a man with a violin in the parking lot.

The windows were boarded up, and the grass was overgrown. The only sign was a little tiny yellow and green sign that said Lely's. That's it. But as they drove around back... The aroma coming from the kitchen was beyond description. And they had a man with a violin in the parking lot.

The windows were boarded up, and the grass was overgrown. The only sign was a little tiny yellow and green sign that said Lely's. That's it. But as they drove around back... The aroma coming from the kitchen was beyond description. And they had a man with a violin in the parking lot.

And we talked and talked and talked until we realized we were taking up too much time. Like the waiter was kind of like, come on, guys.

And we talked and talked and talked until we realized we were taking up too much time. Like the waiter was kind of like, come on, guys.

And we talked and talked and talked until we realized we were taking up too much time. Like the waiter was kind of like, come on, guys.

I liked how he treated me with respect and he always helped me with my coat and opened my car door and never interrupted me and was always eager to hear about my day. And he'd ask follow-up questions, you know, like, what did you think of that class? And what'd you think of that book? And tell me more about your parents or why do you like that singer or whatever it might be.

I liked how he treated me with respect and he always helped me with my coat and opened my car door and never interrupted me and was always eager to hear about my day. And he'd ask follow-up questions, you know, like, what did you think of that class? And what'd you think of that book? And tell me more about your parents or why do you like that singer or whatever it might be.

I liked how he treated me with respect and he always helped me with my coat and opened my car door and never interrupted me and was always eager to hear about my day. And he'd ask follow-up questions, you know, like, what did you think of that class? And what'd you think of that book? And tell me more about your parents or why do you like that singer or whatever it might be.

I felt very lucky because a lot of my friends were floundering. You know, their idea of a date would be to go to McDonald's and ride up and down Woodward Avenue. And I was like, I'd rather go to the museums. I'd rather have an intellectual discussion.

I felt very lucky because a lot of my friends were floundering. You know, their idea of a date would be to go to McDonald's and ride up and down Woodward Avenue. And I was like, I'd rather go to the museums. I'd rather have an intellectual discussion.

I felt very lucky because a lot of my friends were floundering. You know, their idea of a date would be to go to McDonald's and ride up and down Woodward Avenue. And I was like, I'd rather go to the museums. I'd rather have an intellectual discussion.