The next generation of feminist scientists and scholars discuss the new advances in the growing field of feminist science studies. The essays address the generational divide between the veteran feminist science studies scholars who established the field, and the young scientists now in the field and breaking new ground. The essays take the form of autobiographical narratives as well as theoretical essays and include suggestions for teachers and community-based projects.

The next generation of feminist scientists and scholars discuss the new advances in the growing field of feminist science studies. The essays address the generational divide between the veteran feminist science studies scholars who established the field, and the young scientists now in the field and breaking new ground. The essays take the form of autobiographical narratives as well as theoretical essays and include suggestions for teachers and community-based projects.

Featuring never-before-seen photographs of U2 on their first US Tour, Bad Brains, Black Flag, Danzig, The Descendants, Fugazi, The Damned, The U.K. Subs, and many, many more Since 1981, Chris Barrows has taken pictures of bands at their concerts, backstage, and behind the scenes. From U2 during their first tour in 1982 to Captain Sensible of The Damned on his knees in an alley licking a dominatrix's thigh high vinyl boots, or Lee Ving standing on railroad tracks at night, Barrows' intimate and stirring portraits of bands stripped down and unguarded will be a wonderful addition to any music fan's collection.

As a native of Beaumont, Tx, Terrence "Weasel" Smith always knew there was a world outside the low-income apartments he grew up living in. Terrence displays the highs and lows of a journey that leads him to Texas A&M University, where he graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology. With his drive and determination, he beats all odds throughout his life with many of his accomplishments. Even with a ton of accomplishments, Terrence is devastated when his dream of walking-on a Division-One college basketball team is taken from him. Through it all Terrence spreads a message that anything is possible, and displays his self-motivation, drive, and belief in his ablities that he hopes inspires people of all origins.