Johns Hopkins brings to mind the renowned research university and hospital in Baltimore.
The latter has been the working home to such medical lights as neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who led a pioneering separation of twins born fused together at the cranium.
That these institutions are known primarily for the work they do, not for the person whose money gave them life, would sit just fine with their founding donor.
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