Fridell, Ron

Describes the alarming worldwide disappearance of amphibians and its possible link to such conditions as erosion of the ozone layer, greenhouse effect and global warming, and environmental pollution.

Discusses the historical, legal and social aspects of the Supreme Court case of the "United States v. Eichman, " which questioned whether it was a criminal act to burn the United States flag as a protest action against government policies.

Presents an introduction to desert environments, in simple text with illustrations, providing information on its average temperature, climate, plant and animal life, and people.

Looks at the ways in which sports technology helps professional and recreational athletes improve their performance, stay safe and comfortable, and have more fun.

Explains the lack of education in countries around the world and discusses the organizations that help children receive schooling.

Introduces children to the life cycle of a silkworm, describing the changes the insects go through during each developmental stage.

Introduces children to the life cycle of a turtle, describing the changes the amphibians go through during each developmental stage.

Introduces children to the life cycle of a pumpkin, describing how the pumpkin grows from a small seed to a large squash.

Ron Fridell chronicles the experiences he had while searching for poison-dart frogs.

Examines the 1963 Supreme Court case involving drifter and small-time thief Clarence Earl Gideon and Louie L. Wainwright, Director, Division of Corrections, after the state of Florida refused to provide counsel for him.