Morrie: Only in America

America has changed radically since 1936 when a poor Czechoslovakian refugee, an outsider in his own land because he was a Jew, arrived in America. Emerging from the bowels of a ship with the poorest of the poor, he finally felt free the moment he set foot on American soil. Even though he was only fifteen years old, had not graduated from high school, and understood little of the world, he knew that he could now go as far as his talent and gumption – plus a bit of luck – would take him. Tha...