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• "KOREAN STEM CELL SCANDAL: Schatten: Pitt Panel Finds 'Misbehavior' but Not Misconduct"

  February 17, 2006 Constance Holden Science, v.311, n.5763, p.928

• "Revised Numbers Quicken the Pace of Rebound From Mass Extinctions"

  February 17, 2006 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.311, n.5763, p.931

• "EVOLUTION: Why Sex?"

  February 17, 2006 Rasmus Nielsen Science, v.311, n.5763, p.960-961

• "The Greenland Ice Sheet and Global Sea-Level Rise"

  February 17, 2006 Julian A. Dowdeswell Science, v.311, n.5763, p.963-964

• Changes in the Velocity Structure of the Greenland Ice Sheet

  February 17, 2006 Eric Rignot and Pannir Kanagaratnam Science, v.311, n.5763, p.986-990

• Glacier Melt Could Signal Faster Rise in Ocean Levels

  February 17, 2006 Shankar Vedantam Washington Post, p.A01

• News Update/Commentary

  Brain Researchers Discover the Evolutionary Traces of Grammar

  February 17, 2006 Max Planck Society Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  T. rex 'had razor-sharp senses'

  February 17, 2006 Paul Rincon BBC News

  Tyrannosaurus rex may have been a big beast, but it appears to have possessed the sensory skills of much smaller, more agile animals

• Discovery of possible ancient tree stirs excitement

  February 17, 2006 USA Today (Associated Press)

  a large oak tree dug up last summer in a gravel pit could be 6,000 years old or more and might have been entombed by a glacier during the last ice age

• "Invasion and the evolution of speed in toads"

  February 16, 2006 Benjamin L. Phillips, Gregory P. Brown, Jonathan K. Webb, and Richard Shine Nature, v.439, n.7078, p.803

• "It's difficult to publish contradictory findings"

  February 16, 2006 Thomas E. DeCoursey Nature, v.439, n.7078, p.784

• "Pressure also leads to worthless publications"

  February 16, 2006 Lindomar B. de Carvalho Nature, v.439, n.7078, p.784

• Bureaucracy won't change the character of a cheat

  February 16, 2006 Phil Bentley Nature, v.439, n.7078, p.782-784

• A simple system of checks and balances to cut fraud

  February 16, 2006 Xiangzhong Yang, K. Eggan, G. Seidel, Jr, R. Jaenisch, and D. Melton Nature, v.439, n.7078, p.782

• All Clones Are Not the Same

  February 16, 2006 Michael Gazzaniga New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Less Is More, Gene Study Shows

  February 16, 2006 University of Michigan Science Daily

  humans and chimps share most of their genes, yet they differ dramatically in many ways, e.g., their walk, the sizes of their brains, and their capacities for speech and language

• In the beginning...

  February 16, 2006 The Economist how life on Earth got going is still mysterious, but not for want of ideas

• Next dinosaur news likely to come from small packages

  February 16, 2006 Michigan State University World Science

• Ohio Board Undoes Stand on Evolution

  February 15, 2006 Jodi Rudoren New York Times

• Whatever happened to academic freedom in America’s public schools?

  February 15, 2006 Ken Ham and Mark Looy Answers in Genesis

  Ohio caves in to evolutionists’ pressure

• Dembski, in Kansas, explains cells as Intelligent Design ‘icon’

  February 15, 2006 Cory Miller Baptist Press

• Stuttering stars found

  February 15, 2006 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  unpredictable cousins of pulsars baffle astronomers

• Disgraced cloner's ally is cleared of misconduct

  February 15, 2006 Emma Marris and Erika Check Nature (news@nature)

  but Hwang's US collaborator is chided for 'research misbehaviour'

• Cane toads leg it across Australia

  February 15, 2006 Carina Dennis Nature (news@nature)

  pests are evolving longer legs to speed their invasion

• Leggier cane toads step up efforts to conquer Australia

  February 15, 2006 New Scientist, n.2539, p.21

• Hot Soup Not So Tasty for Early Life

  February 15, 2006 Michael Schirber Science NOW Daily News

• News Update/Commentary

  Intelligent Design: Not Modern Science

  February 15, 2006 Father Jonathan Morris Fox News

• Welcome to the Ecozoic Era

  February 15, 2006 Amy Hassinger Unitarian Universalist

  Michael Dowd and Connie Barlow offer a new vision of reality, evolution, and the divine

• Dembski, in Kansas, explains cells as Intelligent Design ‘icon’

  February 15, 2006 Cory Miller Baptist Press

• Scientist calls questioning science "valuable"

  February 15, 2006 Deborah Byrd and Joel Block Earth & Sky Radio Series, n.4791

• News Update/Commentary

  Cancer Researchers Found a New Mechanism Potentially Explaining Evolution of Signalling Pathways

  February 14, 2006 University of Helsinki Science Daily

• A Subversive Idea -- The End of Race

  February 14, 2006 John Conlin The Post Chronicle

  whether we like it or not, there is no scientific basis for the concept of race and focusing on a human invention will never solve the problem of racism

• Ohio Expected to Rein In Class Linked to Intelligent Design

  February 14, 2006 Jodi Rudoren New York Times

• Sunken treasure of new species found

  February 14, 2006 MSNBC unknown fish and seaweed discovered in Caribbean expedition

• News Update/Commentary

  Marine life treasure trove found

  February 14, 2006 Rebecca Morelle BBC News

  an underwater mountain with some of the richest diversity of marine life in the Caribbean has been found by scientists

• Don't preach to scientists in evolution row: Kueng

  February 14, 2006 Tom Heneghan Reuters

• Overwhelming Support in Ohio For Teaching Both Sides of Evolution, Zogby Poll Shows

  February 13, 2006 Discovery Institute

• Darwinism is Beside the Point

  February 13, 2006 Philip S. Skell Philadelphia Daily News (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Darwin's warm pond theory tested

  February 13, 2006 Rebecca Morelle BBC News

  life on Earth was unlikely to have emerged from volcanic springs or hydrothermal vents

• Reporters Find Science Journals Harder to Trust, but Not Easy to Verify

  February 13, 2006 Julie Bosman New York Times

• At Churches Nationwide, Good Words for Evolution

  February 13, 2006 Neela Banerjee and Anne Berryman New York Times

• Evolution Fans Celebrate Darwin's Birthday

  February 13, 2006 Mike Lafferty Technology News

• Give-and-take deepens ID-evolution exchange

  February 13, 2006 Gary D. Myers Baptist Press

• Einstein’s Theory ‘Improved’?

  February 13, 2006 physorg.com

  Chinese astronomer has fine-tuned Einstein’s groundbreaking theory of gravity, creating a ‘simple’ theory which could solve a dark mystery that has baffled astrophysicists for three-quarters of a century

• Dembski & FSU prof assess Intelligent Design, evolution

  February 13, 2006 Gary D. Myers Baptist Press

  both sides of the debate presented their case at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary’s forum “Debating Design” on February 3-4

• Food for Thought: Giant Hominid teeth not for crunching nuts, but shellfish

  February 13, 2006 Kate Wong Scientific American

• A comet's tale

  February 13, 2006 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  scientists are just beginning to examine the pieces of a comet brought back to Earth by NASA's Stardust mission

• The dino-daddy of all meat eaters

  February 11, 2006 Jeff Hecht New Scientist, n.2538

  the biggest, and possibly the baddest predatory dinosaur of them all was not the fabled T. rex, or even its large rival Gigantosaurus

• Make me a hipporoo

  February 11, 2006 Freeman Dyson New Scientist, n.2538

  when children start to play with real genes, evolution as we know it will change forever

• Evidence for Evolution: Updating Darwin's Case

  February 11, 2006 Darwin's Day Outreach Symposium University of Wisconsin, Madison