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• The Violence Gene

  April 14, 2006 Victor Limjoco Discover Magazine

  impulsive aggression can be inherited

• "Evolution: A catfish that can strike its prey on land"

  April 13, 2006 Sam Van Wassenbergh, Anthony Herrel, Dominique Adriaens, Frank Huysentruyt, Stijn Devaere, and Peter Aerts / Nature, v.440, n.7086, p.881

• "Seismology: Breaking new ground"

  April 13, 2006 Naomi Lubick Nature, v.440, n.7086, p.864

  In 1906, a great earthquake destroyed San Francisco, and galvanized US seismologists. This event changed the country's geological scene.

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Newspaper Article

  New Fossils Add Link to the Chain of the Evolution of Humans

  April 13, 2006 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Asa Issie, Aramis and the origin of Australopithecus

  April 13, 2006 Tim D. White, et al. Nature, v.440, n.7086, p.883-889

  EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Australopithecus before Lucy

• New discoveries change thought

  April 13, 2006 Molly Riordan The Ithacan (Ithaca College, NY)

  discovery of a so-called “fishapod” fossil in the Canadian Arctic, thought to be the “link between fishes and land vertebrates”

• Trustees approve study centers for law and the arts at SBTS

  April 13, 2006 Jeff Robinson Towers (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)

  Kurt Wise named as new director for SBTS's Center for Theology and Science, and professor of theology and science

• Mystery Vibrations Detected Inside Earth

  April 13, 2006 Ker Than Live Science

• Did the Sea of Galilee ice over 2,000 years ago?

  April 13, 2006 Charles Cooper CNET News — Doron Nof, an oceanographer at Florida State University, offers an explanation for walking on water in the Sea of Galilee

• Academic worry grows over "intelligent design"

  April 12, 2006 Randy Boswell Vancouver Sun (CanWest News Service)

• "Exploring the History of Life"

  April 12, 2006 Creation Biology Study Group Cedarville University, Ohio

• Royal Society attacks teaching of creationism as science

  April 12, 2006 Duncan Campbell and Rebecca Smithers Guardian (UK)

  theory likened to belief that storks bring babies ... teachers vote to ban state funding for faith schools

• Climate of Fear

  April 12, 2006 Richard Lindzen Wall Street Journal

  global-warming alarmists intimidate dissenting scientists into silence

• Two telescopes join hunt for ET

  April 12, 2006 Tony Reichhardt Nature (news@nature)

  optical astronomers scan the sky for signs of life

• Amphibian 'worms' feed young their own flesh

  April 12, 2006 Jacqueline Ruttimann Nature (news@nature)

  baby caecilians scrape the fatty skin from their mum's back

• The fish that hunts on land

  April 12, 2006 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature) — catfish show how the first tetrapods might have caught dinner

• News Update/Commentary

  Catfish Hunts on Land, Scientists Report

  April 12, 2006 Nicholas Bakalar National Geographic News

• Fossil Find Improves Knowledge of Human Origins

  April 12, 2006 Ker Than Live Science

• Fossils fill gap in human lineage

  April 12, 2006 Paul Rincon BBC News — fossil hunters have found remains of a probable direct ancestor of humans that lived more than four million years ago

• Fossil connects human evolution dots

  April 12, 2006 CNN (Associated Press) — the latest fossil unearthed from a human ancestral hot spot in Africa allows scientists to link together the most complete chain of human evolution so farFossil discovery fills gap in human evolution April 12, 2006

  Seth Borenstein

• Fossil discovery fills gap in human evolution

  April 12, 2006 Seth Borenstein MSNBC (Associated Press) — teeth and bones from the hand, foot and thigh are among the fragments of the Australopithecus anamensis fossil found in the Middle Awash region in northeastern Ethiopia

• Europe's Chastisement? -- How the Abandonment of Christianity May Be Leading to Disaster

  April 12, 2006 Ed Vitagliano Agape Press

• Faith-Based Medicine

  April 11, 2006 Raymond J. Lawrence New York Times

  responsible religious leaders will breathe a sigh of relief at the news that so-called intercessory prayer is medically ineffective

• Royal Society statement on evolution, creationism and intelligent design

  April 11, 2006 The Royal Society (UK)

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution Follows Few of the Possible Paths to Antibiotic Resistance

  April 11, 2006 Harvard University Science Daily

• Plan would take Christ out of time references

  April 11, 2006 Linda B. Blackford Herald-Leader (Lexington, KY)

  new terms for B.C. and A.D. would be B.C.E. and C.E.

• Pupils 'confused by science lessons in creationism'

  April 11, 2006 Laura Clark Daily Mail (UK)

• Science-belief tension is natural

  April 11, 2006 Alan E. Garfield Delaware Voice

• Who Owns Intelligent Design?

  April 11, 2006 Steven Heller

  AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts)

• Getting Evolution Up to Speed

  April 10, 2006 Annalee Newitz Wired

  new evidence suggests humans are evolving more rapidly -- and more recently -- than most people thought possible

• Tiktaalik roseae -- a missing link?

  April 10, 2006 A New Approach to Earth History (UK)

• Are near-death experiences a dream?

  April 10, 2006 Jacqueline Ruttimann Nature (news@nature)

  people who have near-death experiences more likely to find REM sleep intruding on reality

• Neanderthals were not stupid, just a bit anti-social

  April 10, 2006 Ian Johnston Scotsman

• Creationists target schools and universities in Britain

  April 10, 2006 ekklesia (UK)

• Time is Running Out for "Intelligent Design"

  April 9, 2006 Press Release Newswire

  the discovery of the missing link between fish and land animals is one more blow to the concept of Intelligent Design

• Dembski leaving post at seminary

  April 9, 2006 Peter Smith Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) — Intelligent Design is his key focus

• Intelligent design supporter William Dembski leaves Southern Seminary

  April 9, 2006 Star-Telegram, Dallas-Fort Worth (Associated Press)

• Cornell offers first class on Intelligent Design

  April 9, 2006 Cornell University (Ithaca, NY)

• Newspaper Article

  A Missing Evolutionary Link

  April 9, 2006 New York Times

• Fossil eggs come out of their shell

  April 8, 2006 New Scientist, n.2546, p.20

  eggshell evolution may be more than it's cracked up to be -- perhaps as vital to evolution studies as research into fossil feathers

• News Update/Commentary

  Controversial Findings Help Explain Evolution of Life

  April 8, 2006 Oregon State University Science Daily

• The Case for Evolution, in Real Life

  April 7, 2006 David P. Barash Chronicle of Higher Education

• Teaching Evolution and the Nature of Science (conference)

  April 7, 2006 New York, NY New York Academy of Sciences

  this symposium will address the nature of scientific inquiry, the teaching of evolution as fundamental to modern biology, the difficulties currently encountered in this enterprise, and the scientific underpinnings that could provide support to counter the

• review: VERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY: "True Giants on Earth"

  April 7, 2006 David Norman Science, v.312, n.5770, p.57

• Fossil Shows an Early Fish (Almost) out of Water

  April 7, 2006 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.312, n.5770, p.33

• Prayers found ineffective in speeding recovery

  April 7, 2006 New Scientist, n.2546, p.6

• Evolutionary Biologists Score One for Darwin

  April 7, 2006 Greg Bolt Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

  by resurrecting a protein that disappeared 450 million years ago, a trio of University of Oregon researchers have shown how evolution could have produced the amazingly complex biological systems that some have claimed are evidence of "intelligent design"

• Two New Discoveries Answer Big Questions in Evolution Theory

  April 7, 2006 Sharon Begley Wall Street Journal, p.B1

  two extraordinary discoveries announced this week should go a long way to providing even more of the evidence that critics of evolution say is lacking

• Darwinian Evolution Can Follow Only Very Few Mutational Paths to Fitter Proteins

  April 7, 2006 Daniel M. Weinreich, Nigel F. Delaney, Mark A. DePristo, and Daniel L. Hart Science, v.312, n.5770, p.111-114

• Phylogeny of the Ants: Diversification in the Age of Angiosperms

  April 7, 2006 Corrie S. Moreau, Charles D. Bell, Roger Vila, S. Bruce Archibald, and Naomi E. Pierce Science, v.312, n.5770, p.101-104