Being able to appreciate sports as well as medical school is a rare combination. For future podiatrist William Levine, sports was the escape from the cutthroat environment that was brooding at medical school. While he understood the necessity for this behaviour, as a child of three, he was always of the mindset that people should work together as a community. Because of this differential in thought that his fellow students had, now podiatrist, William Levine, would often find himself at the hoops as a means for escape from the competitive environment. He also spent time working for charities and other causes which helped him to remember what he was working for: to be able to help people.
