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Biorhythm

discovering your natural ups and downs
1978
Explains the theory of biorhythm and its relationship to rhythms in nature and provides instructions for calculating one's own rhythm positions.

Crime and capital punishment

1986
Presents an overview of the history of capital punishment, theories on the causes of crime and the deterrent effects of punitive actions, and the moral and legal principles involved.

Are you a liberal? Are you a conservative?

1984
Describes two dominant political terms, their history, and what they mean today.

Designer-drug abuse

1989
Explains what designer drugs are and how they are different from other drugs, such as cocaine; and discusses their effects on the mind and body, how they are made and distributed, and laws regarding these drugs.

Supercold

cryogenics and controlled thermonuclear fusion
1976
Introduces the scientific study of temperature extremes and how it relates to technology.

Abortion

facing the issues
1988
Examines the history, legal status, ethics, politics, and medical aspects of abortion and uses personal accounts of women who have had abortions to illuminate both sides of the issue.

The new ice age

1978
Examines evidence indicating a new ice age may be starting and discusses the social and economic impact of drastic climatic changes.

Black holes and other secrets of the universe

1980
Discusses black holes, what they are, why they exist, and the possible consequences they pose for our universe.

The U.S. space program after Challenger

where are we going?
1987
Discusses the investigation into the Challenger catastrophe, the reshaping of NASA, the debate over manned versus unmanned space flights, and the future possibilities for commercial enterprises in space.

Noise pollution

1984
Discusses the problem of noise pollution, ranging from the annoyance level to that of a dangerous health hazard in modern society, and describes solutions made possible by noise reduction technology and changes in public health laws.

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