In the middle of the photo is Roy Glauber. I had a green shirt on.

There is no question that many of the New York Jewish physicists I had the supreme honor of
learning and interacting from defined not just my scientific career, but my attitude in life.
Thanks, Jack and Allan, for giving me an opportunity to remember my lovely memories of the
brilliant New York Jewish physicists which I had benefitted from them professionally and
humanistically.
(Postscript comment: A good friend who is a brilliant experimental physicist told me the
following after he read what I had written. He said that his personal physician was also a Bronx
Science student. During that time when he was a student at Bronx Science, he was fascinated by
physics and at one point even considered going on to study physics. But then he realized two of
his classmates were simply light years ahead of him, they were just brilliant beyond description.
So, he said to himself, there was no way he could ever be as good as them and made the decision
that medicine it was! His classmates were Sheldon Glashow and Steven Weinberg!)

毫無疑問，我有幸學習和與許多紐約猶太物理學家交流，他們不僅定義了我的科學事業，也塑造了我對人生的態度。感謝Jack和Allan，讓我有機會回憶起那些才華橫溢的紐約猶太物理學家所帶來的美好記憶，他們在專業和人文層面上都給予了我巨大的幫助。

（後記：一位好友是出色的實驗物理學家，在讀完我寫的文字後告訴我一段他的親身經歷。他說他的私人醫生曾是布朗克斯科學高中的學生。在校期間，他曾深深被物理學吸引，甚至一度考慮繼續深造。但後來他發現有兩個同學實在是太過傑出，幾乎是遙遙領先。他說自己不可能達到他們的高度，於是決定改學醫學。那兩個同學就是Sheldon Glashow和Steven Weinberg。）