Schleifer, Jay

Describes the Indy 500 auto race and race car drivers and automobile makers that have influenced its history.

Relates the history of the Land Speed Record, which currently requires a car to move at a speed of over 630 miles per hour. Describes the cars that were built to break the record.

Discusses the set of ethics, practices, and habits that promote a strong attachment to the value of work and doing the best job possible, regardless of factors such as money and prestige.

Examines reasons why young people kill themselves, how to recognize when friends are in such trouble, and how to help potential suicide victims.

Discusses the rights, duties, and responsibilities of citizens and notes some citizens who "made a difference.".

Examines reasons why young people kill themselves, how to recognize when friends are in such trouble, and how to help potential suicide victims.

Chronicles the Le Mans car race from its beginning in 1923 to present day, including the automobile makers and racers that have influenced it.