Shortly after I started college, the president of the university had an assembly for the new students. “Welcome to Johns Hopkins,” he began. “And please note that it's Johns, not John.” Then he told how one of his predecessors, Milton Eisenhower, had been invited to talk at the University of Pittsburgh. After he was introduced as the president of “John Hopkins,” Eisenhower said, “Thank you. It's great to be in Pittburgh.”
我進入大學不久,校長舉行了一個迎新會。他一開頭就說:“歡迎大家加入約翰斯·霍普金斯大學。并且請大家注意,是約翰斯,不是約翰。”接著,他講到一位前任校長米爾頓·艾森豪威爾應邀到匹茲堡大學去演說,被介紹為約翰·霍普金斯大學校長之后,艾森豪威爾說:“謝謝。很榮幸來到匹特堡?!?