American Scientist

"The Mystery of Cloud Electrification," by Robert Black and John Hallett

"Elasticity in Arteries," by Robert E. Shadwick

"How Plants Produce Dioxygen," by Veronika A. Szalai and Gary W. Brudvig

"The Lancelet," by M. Dale Stokes and Nicholas D. Holland

"How the Ribosome Works," by Joachim Frank

"Reproductive Thermoregulation in Marine Mammals," by Sentiel A. "Butch" Rommel, Ann Pabst and William McLellan

"How to Boil a Nucleus," by Vic Viola and Kris Kwiatkowski

"From Society to Genes with the Honey Bee," by Gene E. Robinson

"Free Internet Access to Traditional Journals," by Thomas J. Walker

"Animal Contests as Evolutionary Games," by Mike Mesterton-Gibbons and Eldridge S. Adams

"Good Vibrations," by Joyce McLaughlin

"Spider-Eating Spiders," by Robert R. Jackson and R. Stimson Wilcox

"The First Digit Phenomenon," by Theodore P. Hill

"Is Combustion of Plastics Desirable?," by Bruce Piasecki, David Rainey and Kevin Fletcher

"Speech Recognition and Sensory Integration," by Dominic W. Massaro and David G. Stork

"Sampling and Census 2000: The Concepts," by Tommy Wright

"Chemical Ecology in Antarctic Seas," by James McClintock and Bill Baker

"The Formation of Star Clusters," by Bruce Elmegreen and Yuri Nikolaevich Efremov

"Polyembryony in Armadillos," by W. J. Loughry, Paulo A. Prodöhl, Colleen McDonough and John C. Avise

"Metastasis," by Cornelis J. F. Van Noorden, Linda C. Meade-Tollin and Fred T. Bosman

"Mathematics and Tensegrity," by Robert Connelly and Allen Back

"Transporting Water in Plants," by Martin J. Canny

"Creationism's Geologic Time Scale," by Donald U. Wise

"Is Beauty a Sign of Truth in Scientific Theories?," by James W. McAllister