Author - Year	Title of Piece	Summary
Angier, Natelie	Chaperoning Proteins	The intricacies of chaperon proteins and thier role in cellular function.
Angier, Natelie	A New Theory of Menstruation-Reading	A newly proposed theory explaining the importance of menstruation in mammals.
Angier, Natelie	Why Vegetables are Good For You	Ingredients found in fruits, vegetables, beans, and herbs, the more impressive appears the power of those compounds to retard the bodily breakdown.
Fleming, Alexander By: Royston M. Roberts	Antibiotics & Alexander Fleming	Perhaps the best known important accidental discovery is Sir Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin.
Haldane, J.B.S. - 1950's	On Being the Right Size	For every type of animal there is a most convenient size, and a large change in size inevitably carries with it a change of form.
Huxley, Thomas Henry	We All Use the Scientific Method	In this selection Huxley's chief purpose is to ground his listeners in the scientific method.
Leeuwenhoek, Anton Van - 1675	Animalcules	Leeuwenhoek describes his "animalcules" and reveals the ingenuity of his experimental technique.
Zimmer, Carl	Parasite Rex-Nature's Criminals	A creepy account of the history of the science of Parasitology.