The following are lay language papers being presented at the 134th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, December 1-5, 1997, at the Town and Country Hotel, San Diego, California.

Long Island Vowels by Marie K. Huffman and Elyse Tamberino 11/20/97

Large Grand and Small Upright Pianos: What Makes them Sound Different? by Alexander Galembo and Lola L. Cuddy 11/20/97

The Beginnings Of Word Recognition In Infancy by Peter W. Jusczyk 11/20/97

GenJam: An Interactive Genetic Algorithm Jazz Improviser by John A. Biles 11/20/97

Novel configurations for acoustophoresis by Todd L. Brooks and Robert E. Apfel 11/20/97

Measuring speech intelligibility in kindergarten through 5th grade classrooms in a Seattle public school by Dean Heerwagen, Karen Anderson, Dale Lang, and Robin Towne 11/20/97

Subjective Evaluation Of Classical Guitars by Felipe Orduña-Bustamante and Ricardo R. Boullosa 11/20/97

Could marine mammals use ambient noise imaging techniques? by John R. Potter, Elizabeth Taylor, and Mandar Chitre 11/20/97

Using Unconscious Linguistic Knowledge to Perceive Acoustically Ambiguous Speech Sounds by Elliott Moreton 11/20/97

Sound radiation and post-glottal filtering in frogs (Vocal Sac Resonators Revisited) by Alejandro Purgue 11/20/97

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