Letting Kids Lead the Way to Literacy Teach your children well, they say. But how? Two projects in the College of Education tap unexpected and rich veins of knowledge.         The Shape of Science to Come Stuff from the mind of Ray Bradbury? Or reality? Amazing advances are emerging from the joint efforts of Iowa's doctors, engineers, and scientists.         Family Friendly? Progressive workplace policies like flexible scheduling and telecommuting may be backfiring on those who need them most.         Field Artillery Mary Gilchrist and her staff at the University Hygienic Laboratory prepare strategy for a revamped campaign to guard public health.         Freedom to Flourish Each spring, an on-campus exhibition featuring the artwork of recent M.F.A. graduates reflects Iowa's role as a training ground for generations of artists. Meet a few from the newest breed.         Nickelodeons, Thrill Rides, and Midway Delights A visit to Coney Island proves that anything is fodder for fun, but at least one professor contends the amusement part is a subject for serious study.           Impressions Local, regional, and national honors and awards.         Insights Inventions, new knowledge, and research findings.         Inquiry Grants to faculty, staff and students.