71.   Earnhardt grew up in the white-sided house with the two-bay garage out back, where his father, Ralph, taught him about engines.

72.   Every year about this time, she teaches about the brain, and she talks about it to parents during conferences, too.

73.   Fennel is the symbol chosen by the International Herb Association to reach the public during National Herb Week, designated to teach about the everyday uses of herbs.

74.   For Baitz, taking a beloved play and remaking it as a film taught him about both kinds of writing.

75.   For seven years Harrer teaches the isolated leader about the Western world while the Dalai Lama teaches him about selflessness and enlightenment.

76.   For six years, the Yale School of Nursing has conducted AIDS education in Hunan, training nursing instructors who teach about AIDS and HIV.

77.   For weeks, he and his friends huddled inside the moist, meditative warmth of the sweat lodge as a medicine man taught them about Native American traditions.

78.   For years, many people in Northern Ireland, especially the unionists, had rejected the notion that outsiders had anything to teach them about resolving their differences.

79.   From her wheelchair, she taught them about life, about right and wrong.

80.   Four years earlier, they ordered districts to teach about African-American contributions and the Holocaust.