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Stanford Today
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November/December 1998
The Secrets of Memory
| In This Issue | ||
| Detailed review of this issue’s content. | ||
| Profile: Al Camarillo | ||
| Al Camarillo is widely credited with training almost half the nation's university faculty teaching chicano studies, but for his students he always has been a teacher to whom they can talk. | ||
| AIDS: Beyond the Lab | ||
| As AIDS makes devastating inrodas in a nearby community, Stanford tries to reach across a geographic and economic divide. | ||
| The Secrets of Memory | ||
| What you remember and forget depends on how two distinct parts of the brain process the information, Stanford and Harvard scientists have found. | ||