Epstein Secrets

ions in at least one hemisphere. In 1981, Sperry, partly for his split-brain work, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine alongside David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel for their contributions to our understanding of how the brain works. I can say first-hand that David considered the first split-

left-right differences is to test each half-brain separately. One of the members of Dartmouth College's Alpha Delta Phi "Animal House," Glendale's Mike Gazzaniga (known as "Giraffe" in the script and in real life), decided not to follow his father and brother to medical school but instead pursue a Ph.D. in P

pops" at the '64-'65 World's Fair through the Riverdale/Yale theatre/rock years to the incredibly good fortune of having first-ballot hall-of-famers David Hubel, Mike Gazzaniga, and Fred Plum as brain professors to stubbornly insisting on bringing music into hard-core neuroscience (and vice-versa) to helping

'64-'65 World's Fair through the Riverdale/Yale theatre/rock years to the incredibly good fortune of having first-ballot hall-of-famers David Hubel, Mike Gazzaniga, and Fred Plum as brain professors to stubbornly insisting on bringing music into hard-core neuroscience (and vice-versa) to helping Sandy Blakesle

pops" at the '64-'65 World's Fair through the Riverdale/Yale theatre/rock years to the incredibly good fortune of having first-ballot hall-of-famers David Hubel, Mike Gazzaniga, and Fred Plum as brain professors to stubbornly insisting on bringing music into hard-core neuroscience (and vice-versa) to helping

'64-'65 World's Fair through the Riverdale/Yale theatre/rock years to the incredibly good fortune of having first-ballot hall-of-famers David Hubel, Mike Gazzaniga, and Fred Plum as brain professors to stubbornly insisting on bringing music into hard-core neuroscience (and vice-versa) to helping Sandy Blakeslee