81.   Goldberg is equally affecting as a woman learning to respect and care for someone very different from herself.

82.   He always wanted to be a goalie, but his parents, Lina and Tony Luongo, insisted that he first learn to skate.

83.   He broke out and joined the U.S. paratroopers, where he learned to box.

84.   He also learned to box.

85.   He could act as a liaison between the medical world and the public, helping put what researchers learn to practical use.

86.   He is a lifelong sailor, a yachtsman who grew up learning to race near his home in White Plains, N.Y.

87.   He learned to scuba dive.

88.   He moved to Knoxville, swept out jail cells and learned to box.

89.   He said he has learned to value job satisfaction over pay.

90.   He learned to program during a summer class at Northwestern University, and eventually got a scholarship to Harvard University.