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May 1996
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What you eat affects your brain. While the foods we eat have measurable effects on the body's performance, they may prove to have an even more critical influence on how the brain handles its tasks.
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Understanding the challenges of fatherhood.
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Radio and television anchorman Larry King talks about his effectiveness as an interviewer, bankruptcy problems, Ross Perot and other things.
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The many absurdities of managing an organization.
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