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Articles in May, 2003 issue of T+D

• Is the number of ideas finite? Indications are, yes!
  by Darryl Macer
• The IRS goes: the Internal Revenue Service brings training into the 21st century with enterprise e-learning
  by Martha Gold
• Leading in a Time of Change
  by Jason Lewis
• Policy news
• Not playing it safe: a disk jockey on an e-learning team? Why not? asks this e-leader
• Class act
• Using leadership to implement leadership
  by Clark Aldrich
• SMED International: leading the way in workplace productivity
• Demystifying performance: a roadmap
  by Dennis L. Gay
• In your ear
• Do you know?
  by Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
• By the numbers
• Geeks & Geezers: How Era, Values, and Defining Moments Shape Leaders
  by Warren G. Bennis
• Training sweetens Hershey's core strategy
  by Linda Strange
• Hold onto the brick
• New Guard 2003
  by Jennifer J. Salop
• Training sweetens Hershey's core strategy
  by Linda Strange
• Whale Done!
  by Bill Ellet
• Mailbox
• Rising like phoenix
• Behavioral-based training: improving relationships through communication; a vendor-provided case study
• IRS goes E
  by Martha Gold
• Bad serv
  by William Powell
• The next China: revolution
  by Jonathon Levy
• Scantastic!
• On the night stand
  by John Buschiazzo
• Reality check: the new learner needs; the only way to survive is to deliver what a client truly wants
  by John Brennan
• Open a Lindow
• The bird is the word: a fine and feathered friend
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• The larger context
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• Using leadership to implement leadership
  by Clark Aldrich
• The next China revolution
  by Jonathon Levy
• Serving up training: sometimes the most effective training involves only a few practical principles
• Relevance in a changing world
• The pause that refreshes
• Maximize your memory: improve your memory to present better, work more efficiently, and lower stress
  by Marlene Caroselli
• Demystifying performance: a roadmap
  by Dennis L. Gay