Some close friendships are made from spending time at church. Third, be involved in the community and volunteer for school boards, hospital boards and zoning boards of adjustment. You are trained in the art of government and law. Lastly, take care of yourself by finding activities which challenge your mind and body. Exercising helps improve endurance and may help extend your health.
Hobbies are also therapeutic for the mind.
Guinn concluded his speech with questions to ask when evaluating how to live life. Guinn, who was selected as the keynote speaker by the graduating class, received his law degree from Baylor and his master of laws degree from the University of Michigan. He has been a member of the Baylor law faculty since 1966. Diplomas were presented during the program by Dean Brad Toben, the Governor Bill and Vara Faye Daniel Professor of Law, and Associate Dean Leah Jackson. The honor of hooding the graduates went to William Underwood, senior Baylor counsel and professor of law, and Louis Muldrow, the Leon Jaworski Professor of Practice and Procedural Law.