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2003, volume 57

Reliability of the Uncertified Ballots in the 2000 Presidential Election in Florida pp. 1-14

Wolter K., Jergovic D., Moore W., Murphy J. and OMuircheartaigh C.

One-Step Screening and Process Optimization Experiments pp. 15-20

Lawson J.

Statistics and Ethics: Some Advice for Young Statisticians pp. 21-26

Vardeman S.B. and Morris M.D.

Significantly Insignificant F Tests pp. 27-32

Christensen R.

Separation Among Distributions Related by Linear Regression pp. 33-36

Xie R. and Nelson P.I.

College Students Conceptions of Probability pp. 37-45

Albert J.H.

Teaching Experiences With a Course on pp. 46-50

Symanzik J. and Vukasinovic N.

Illustrating the Law of Large Numbers (and Confidence Intervals) pp. 51-57

Blume J.D. and Royall R.M.

Suppression and Confounding in Action pp. 58-61

Lynn H.S.

A Real Example That Illustrates Interesting Properties of Bootstrap Bias Correction pp. 62-65

Jeske D.R. and Sampath A.

A First Course in Design and Analysis of Experiments pp. 66-67

Wulff S.S.

Statistics with Confidence (2nd ed.) pp. 66-66

Cleary R.J.

Introduction to Linear Regression Analysis (3rd ed.) pp. 67-67

Jammalamadaka S.R.

Generalized Linear Models: With Applications in Engineering and the Sciences pp. 67-68

Hu X.J.

Applied Multivariate Statistics for the Social Sciences (4th ed.) pp. 68-69

Gonzalez R.

All the Mathematics You Missed But Need to Know for Graduate School pp. 69-70

Terrell G.

Risk-Benefit Analysis (2nd ed.) pp. 69-69

Haigh J.

Resampling Methods: A Practical Guide to Data Analysis (2nd ed.) pp. 70-70

Gentleman R.

Special Section on Statistical Literacy: How You Can Help pp. 73-73

Utts J.

What Educated Citizens Should Know About Statistics and Probability pp. 74-79

Utts J.

Teaching for Statistical Literacy and Services of Statistics Agencies pp. 80-84

Gal I.

Promoting Statistical Thinking Among Secondary School Students in the National Context pp. 85-88

Boland P.J.

The Getting of Wisdom: Educating Statisticians to Enhance Their Clients Numeracy pp. 89-93

Sowey E.R.

Looking Back So We Can Look Forward pp. 94-96

Scheuren F.

A New Column in The American Statistician pp. 94-94

Albert J.H.

Type I Error Inflation in the Presence of a Ceiling Effect pp. 97-104

Austin P.C. and Brunner L.J.

Fixing the F Test for Equal Variances pp. 105-114

Shoemaker L.H.

How Do Statisticians Perceive Statistics Journals? pp. 115-123

Theoharakis V. and Skordia M.

Local Versus Global Models for Classification Problems: Fitting Models Where it Matters pp. 124-131

Hand D.J. and Vinciotti V.

Exact Confidence Intervals for Nonconstant Effects by Inverting the Signed Rank Test pp. 132-138

Rosenbaum P.R.

Monotone Regrouping, Regression, and Simpsons Paradox pp. 139-141

Yosef Rinott and Tam M.

The Practice of Statistics: Putting the Pieces Together pp. 142-143

Pillers Dobler C.

Statistical Rules of Thumb pp. 142-142

Cleary R.J.

The First Measured Century pp. 143-144

Cleary R.J.

Weighing the Odds: A Course in Probability and Statistics pp. 144-145

Roback P.

The Statistical Sleuth (2nd ed.) pp. 145-146

Ledolter J.

A Handbook of Statistical Analyses using S-Plus (2nd ed.) pp. 146-146

Manola J.

Editors Reports pp. 153-154

Albert J.H.

Small Samples and Ordered Logistic Regression: Does it Help to Collapse Categories of Outcome? pp. 155-160

Murad H., Fleischman A., Sadetzki S., Geyer O. and Freedman L.S.

Adjusted Coefficients of Determination for Logistic Regression pp. 161-165

Liao J.G. and McGee D.

Sample Size: More Than Calculations pp. 166-170

Parker R.A. and Berman N.G.

Confusion Over Measures of Evidence (ps) Versus Errors (alphas) in Classical Statistical Testing pp. 171-178

Hubbard R. and Bayarri M.J.

Discussion pp. 178-179

Berk K.N.

Discussion pp. 179-181

Carlton M.A.

Nearly Nonparametric Multivariate Density Estimates That Incorporate Marginal Parametric Density Information pp. 183-188

Spiegelman C. and Ark E.S.

Introduction pp. 189-189

Scheuren F.

Galtons Bend: A Previously Undiscovered Nonlinearity in Galtons Family Stature Regression Data pp. 190-192

Wachsmuth A., Wilkinson L. and Dallal G.E.

A Diamond-Shaped Equiponderant Graphical Display of the Effects of Two Categorical Predictors on Continuous Outcomes pp. 193-199

Li X., Buechner J.M., Tarwater P.M. and Munoz A.

Section Editors Notes pp. 200-200

Joseph Hilbe

An Examination of Statistical Software Packages for Categorical Data Analysis Using Exact Methods-Part II pp. 201-213

Oster R.A.

Comparing Statistical Software Packages: The Case of the Logrank Test in StatXact pp. 214-217

Callaert H.

The A to Z of Mathematics: A Basic Guide pp. 218-218

Anderson-Cook C.M.

Problems in Probability pp. 218-218

Pillers Dobler C.

Duelling Idiots amd Other Probability Puzzlers and What are the Chances? Voodoo Deaths, Office Gossip, and Other Adventures in Probability pp. 218-218

Cleary R.J.

Basic Statistics and Data Analysis (with InfoTrac and CD-ROM) (1st ed.), Introduction to Probability and Statistics (11th ed.)and Just the Essemtials of Elementary Statistics (3rd ed.) pp. 219-219

Miller S.J.

A Potential for Bias When Rounding in Multiple Imputation pp. 229-232

Nicholas Horton, Lipsitz S.R. and Parzen M.

Confidence Intervals for Mean Absolute Deviations pp. 233-236

Bonett D.G. and Seier E.

Use of the Sign Test for the Median in the Presence of Ties pp. 237-240

Fong D.Y.T., Kwan C.W., Lam K.F. and Lam K.S.L.

A Penalized Maximum Likelihood Approach for the Ranking of College Football Teams Independent of Victory Margins pp. 241-248

Mease D.

On a Sampling Design for Estimation of Negligible Accident Rates Involving Electronic Toys pp. 249-252

Hedayat A.S. and Sinha B.K.

Introduction pp. 253-253

Scheuren F.

A History of the Metropolis-Hastings Algorithm pp. 254-257

Hitchcock D.B.

What Happens When a 1 1 r Die is Rolled? pp. 258-264

Dunn P.K.

A Gentle Introduction to Optimal Design for Regression Models pp. 265-267

OBrien T.E. and Funk G.M.

Raindrop Plots: A New Way to Display Collections of Likelihoods and Distributions pp. 268-274

Barrowman N.J. and Myers R.A.

Detecting Dependence With Kendall Plots pp. 275-284

Genest C. and Boies J-C.

A Graphical Tool for Assessing Normality pp. 285-288

Hazelton M.L.

Section Editors Notes pp. 289-289

Joseph Hilbe

A Review of Software Packages for Data Mining pp. 290-309

Haughton D., Deichmann J., Eshghi A., Selin Sayek, Teebagy N. and Topi H.

A Review of Current SPSS Products: SPSS 12, SigmaPlot 8.02, SigmaStat 3.0, Part 1 pp. 310-315

Joseph Hilbe

An R and S-PLUS Companion to Applied Regression pp. 316-316

Cowles M.K.

Hyperstat (2nd ed.) pp. 316-317

Jersky B.

Statistical Methods in Agricultural and Experimental Biology (3rd ed.) pp. 317-317

Anderson-Cook C.M. and Alley M.M.