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• Rodent rises from the dead

  March 9, 2006 Helen Pearson Nature (news@nature) — new mammal is living representative of a lineage presumed extinct

• News Update/Commentary

  Photo in the News: New Rodent Part of "Extinct" Family

  March 9, 2006 Victoria Gilman National Geographic News

• News Update/Commentary

  'Furry lobster' found in Pacific

  March 8, 2006 BBC News

  marine biologists have discovered a crustacean in the South Pacific that resembles a lobster or crab covered in what looks like silky fur

• Darwinians' Delight: New signals abound of our genetic evolution

  March 8, 2006 Rowan Hooper Japan Times

• Debating the concept of intelligent design

  March 8, 2006 Mary Louise Speer Quad City Times (Iowa)

• Intelligent design opposition voted down at OU

  March 8, 2006 Tony Pennington Norman Transcript (University of Oklahoma)

• Intelligent standards or religious design?

  March 8, 2006 Gilbert S. Omenn and Alan I. Leshner Detroit Free Press

  keep religion out of science classrooms

• Santorum writes foreword for book on intelligent design

  March 8, 2006 Kimberly Hefling Times Leader, PA (Associated Press)

• Evolution debate: What would change?

  March 8, 2006 Deborah Hirsch Charlotte Observer

  the South Carolina Board of Education will debate today whether teaching standards should require high school students to "critically analyze" evolution

• Catholic Dems issue statement touting faith; poll says Americans want controversy about evolution taught

  March 8, 2006 Erin Roach Baptist Press

• Field's leader says Bible isn't science

  March 8, 2006 Andrew Herrmann

  Chicago Sun-Times / president of the Field Museum warned that efforts to add the religion-driven "intelligent design'' theory to school science classes threaten America's position as a technological leader

• Origins 101: Worldviews Begin With Beginnings

  March 8, 2006 Rusty Benson Agape Press

• Why we differ from our primate cousins

  March 8, 2006 Bob Holmes New Scientist

• Swimming with the dinosaurs

  March 8, 2006 March 8, 2006 Answers in Genesis

• Intelligent Design is a Concession of the Inferiority of Faith

  March 8, 2006 Wayne Adkins American Chronicle

• Would You Teach Evolution in Sunday School? (letter)

  March 8, 2006 Dale Morej-n, Gilroy Hollister Free Lance (California)

• Family Walks on All Fours, May Offer Evolution Insight, Experts Say

  March 8, 2006 James Owen National Geographic News

• Study examines how humans are still evolving

  March 8, 2006 University of Chicago Medical Center World Science

• Hundreds of Human Genes Still Evolving

  March 8, 2006 Ker Than Live Science

• Still Evolving, Human Genes Tell New Story

  March 7, 2006 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• The time-warp family who walk on all fours

  March 7, 2006 Ben Farmer Daily Mail (UK)

• Many human genes evolved recently

  March 7, 2006 Melissa Lee Phillips New Scientist

• Americans Overwhelmingly Support Teaching Scientific Challenges to Darwinian Evolution, Zogby Poll Shows

  March 7, 2006 Robert Crowther Evolution News & Views

• Unintelligent Design and the Christian Right’s other wars on reality

  March 7, 2006 Mel Seesholtz Online Journal

• Dispute could keep Asiel from coming home

  March 7, 2006 Jen Sansbury The Facts (Brazoria Co., TX)

  ancient remains of a mammoth might not end up in a hometown museum due to difficulties in explaining the “young earth creationist” views of the fossils’ owner

• Human quadrupeds discovered in Turkey

  March 7, 2006 Middle East Times

• Intelligent Discussion

  March 7, 2006 Andy Smarick National Review Online

  it’s what’s been missing in the debate over ID

• Whether ID is science isn't semantics

  March 7, 2006 Alvin Plantinga Science & Theology News

  Judge John Jones gave two arguments for his conclusion that ID is not science. Both are unsound.

• Evolution Theory Still a Hot Topic

  March 7, 2006 Matthew Komoto Poly Post (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)

• State schools permitted to teach creationism, spread religion across the curriculum

  March 7, 2006 British Humanist Association politics.co.uk

• French Journal Says New Crustacean Found

  March 7, 2006 Yahoo! News

• Intelligent design is scientific, and evidence favors a designer

  March 7, 2006 Bruce Simat and Walter Remine Star-Tribune (Minneapolis-St. Paul)

  intelligent design does offer testable theories

• Darwin smacked in new U.S. poll

  March 7, 2006 World Net Daily whopping 69 percent of Americans want alternate theories in classroom

• Family may provide evolution clue

  March 7, 2006 BBC

  five siblings from Turkey who walk on all fours could provide science with an insight into human evolution

• Human selection is alive and kicking

  March 7, 2006 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  geneticists track evolutionary forces in three populations

• What's Wrong with Intelligent Design Theory? (lecture)

  March 6, 2006 Elliott Sober and William F. Vilas University of Delaware

• The Metaphilosophy of Naturalism

  March 6, 2006 Quentin Smith Philo, v.4, n.2

• Creation ex Nihilo and the Big Bang

  March 6, 2006 Wes Morriston Philo, v.5, n.1

• Microbes survived the Columbia shuttle disaster

  March 6, 2006 New Scientist, n.2541, p.6

• A Theorist on Dinosaurs Is Honored

  March 6, 2006 New York Times (Associated Press) the geologist, Walter Alvarez

• When evolutionists attack

  March 6, 2006 Andrew Brown Guardian (UK)

• Future extinction hotspots unveiled

  March 6, 2006 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  likely scenes of tomorrow's conservation battles

• Pennock's Dover response

  March 6, 2006 Robert T. Pennock Science & Theology News

  the battle to get intelligent design into school books was lost in Dover, and it is time for proponents to lay down their swords

• Sides divided on evolution alternatives

  March 6, 2006 Joplin Globe, MO (Associated Press) educators, scholars struggling with issue

• Red rain may prove life came from outer space

  March 6, 2006 News Wales

• New exhibit evolves at Field Museum

  March 6, 2006 William Mullen Chicago Tribune

  a menagerie of some of the oddest, most outlandish and spectacular animals ever to have lived goes on display this week

• Evolution alternatives

  March 6, 2006 Tim Talley Durant Daily Democrat, OK (Associated Press)

  Darwin's theory of evolution is dividing educators, scholars and theologians as the Oklahoma Legislature debates whether alternative theories on the origin of life should be taught in public school science classes

• 'Dr. Dino' Offers Strategy for Addressing Darwinian Inaccuracies

  March 6, 2006 Jim Brown AgapePress

• Pompeii destruction wasn’t worst Vesuvius had to offer

  March 6, 2006 World Science

• Reverse human evolution plausible, testable, U.S. biologist says

  March 6, 2006 World Science