"In later years, he came to appreciate the fact that his role inspired thousands of students to pursue a career in Engineering, something for which the Milwaukee School of Engineering granted him an honorary degree in engineering."
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Why limit it to engineers??
Point!
You know he was actually Canadian?
Look who you're talking to, here.
Well I didn't know, till I read it in the paper.