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• Vatican Official Refutes Intelligent Design

  November 18, 2005 Nicole Winfield Yahoo! News

• Enough to Make an Iguana Turn Green: Darwin's Ideas

  November 18, 2005 Edward Rothstein New York Times

• Darwin Gets His Due

  November 18, 2005 Kate Wong Scientific American

• Phony Theory, False Conflict

  November 18, 2005 Charles Krauthammer Washington Post, p.A23

  'Intelligent Design' foolishly pits evolution against faith

• Survey: Most want evolution taught

  November 18, 2005 Science Daily (UPI)

• ARN-Announce, n.49

  November 18, 2005 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

  describes many of the upcoming events and new articles, books, videos and other resources on Intelligent Design

• Intelligently Designed Apparel and Merchandise

• The Origin of Speciousness

  November 18, 2005 George Neumayr American Spectator

  many Darwinists argue that Darwin's theory harmonizes with religion

• News Update/Commentary

  LEDs work like butterflies' wings

  November 18, 2005 BBC News

  when scientists developed an efficient device for emitting light, they hadn't realised butterflies have been using the same method for 30 million years

• The Flawed Philosophy of Intelligent Design

  November 17, 2005 James Harrington Tech Central Station

• Magazine Article

  Fossil dung reveals dinosaurs did graze grass

  November 17, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• Dung Reveals Dinosaurs Ate Grass

  November 17, 2005 Bjorn Carey Live Science

• The food you eat may change your genes for life

  November 17, 2005 Alison Motluk New Scientist, n.2526, p.12

• "Origin of flight: Could 'four-winged' dinosaurs fly?"

  November 17, 2005 Kevin Padian and Kenneth P. Dial Nature, v.438, n.7066, p.E3

• Right-Wing Outrage

  November 16, 2005 People for the American Way — Robertson follow-up report

• News Update/Commentary

  Reptile fossil is 'early turtle'

  November 16, 2005 BBC News

  a fossil reptile discovered in Brazil may be the oldest known creature that resembles a modern turtle

• Lizards' poisonous secret is revealed

  November 16, 2005 Emma Young New Scientist

  rewriting the story of lizard and snake evolution

• Science Standards

  November 16, 2005 Paul R. Gross National Review Online

  we can’t afford to go light

• Newspaper Article

  Philosophers Notwithstanding, Kansas School Board Redefines Science

  November 15, 2005 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• GOP tests intelligent design water

  November 15, 2005 Mary Beth Schneider Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)

  voters are polled on what to teach

• Seeing Mountains in Starry Clouds of Creation

  November 15, 2005 Dennis Overbye New York Times

  astronomers operating NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope have used the name, "Mountains of Creation," to describe star-forming pillars in the constellation Cassiopeia

• The Other I.D.

  November 15, 2005 Maggie Wittlin Seed Magazine

  an interview with Don Wise, creator of "incompetent design"

• Pa. Voters Eject School Board Amidst Evolution Debate

  November 14, 2005 National Public Radio

• Intelligent Design in American Classrooms

  November 14, 2005 Steve Inskeep National Public Radio

• Genes contribute to patriotism and group loyalty

  November 14, 2005 contact: J. Philippe Rushton EurekAlert!

• Darwinian Struggle: At Some Colleges, Classes Questioning Evolution Take Hold

  November 14, 2005 Daniel Golden Wall Street Journal, p.A1

  'Intelligent Design' doctrine leaves room for creator; in Iowa, science on defense ... a professor turns heckler

• Why is the Sky Blue? (What Was God Thinking? Science Can't Tell)

  November 14, 2005 Eric Cornell Time Magazine, p.68

  on intelligent design by Eric Cornell who won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2001

• Dalai Lama Gives Talk on Science

  November 13, 2005 Marc Kaufman Washington Post, p.C01 — monk's D.C. lecture links mind and matter

• Pope Speaks on Evolution

  November 13, 2005 Scientific American — Pope Benedict XVI has waded into the evolution debate in the United States, saying the universe was made by an "intelligent project" and criticizing those who in the name of science say its creation was without direction or order

• Second Catechesis: "In the Beginning God Created..."

  November 13, 2005 Christoph Cardinal Schönborn St. Stephan's Cathedral, Vienna

• First Catechetical Lecture: Creation and Evolution: To the Debate as It Stands

  November 13, 2005 Christoph Cardinal Schönborn St. Stephan's Cathedral, Vienna

• Dalai Lama Links Science, Buddhism

  November 12, 2005 Elizabeth White Washington Post (Associated Press)

• Pope says universe made by 'intelligent project'

  November 12, 2005 Associated Press

• Kuwait's biggest field starts to run out of oil

  November 12, 2005 AME Info

  It was an incredible revelation last week that the second largest oil field in the world is exhausted and past its peak output. Yet that is what the Kuwait Oil Company revealed about its Burgan field.

• Our Faith in Science

  November 12, 2005 Tenzin Gyatso New York Times

• Intelligent Design trial is over

  November 12, 2005 New Scientist, n.2525

  Judge John Jones now aims to decide by 1 January whether teaching ID in US science classes violates the US constitution

• Don't nuke deadly asteroids -- tow them

  November 12, 2005 Zeeya Merali New Scientist, n.2525

• Swelling wormhole could engulf the universe

  November 12, 2005 New Scientist, n.2525, p.23

• Deep sea special: The curious afterlife of whales

  November 12, 2005 Graham Lawton New Scientist, n.2525

  a whale's death is the start of a feast that can last 100 years

• Robertson: God May Smite Down Town That Voted Out Anti-Evolution School Board

  November 11, 2005 Fox News (Associated Press)

• Attacks on journal editor raise questions about academic freedom and intelligent design

  November 11, 2005 Catholic News Agency — The editor of a small, scientific journal, loosely associated with the Smithsonian Institute, has come under tremendous fire recently, for his publication of an article supporting the theory of Intelligent Design--and he doesn’t eve

• Genetic Find Stirs Debate on Race-Based Medicine

  November 11, 2005 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Tyrannosaurus rex Gets Sensitive

  November 11, 2005 Erik Stokstad Science, v.310, n.5750, p.966-967

• Ancient DNA Yields Clues to the Puzzle of European Origins

  November 11, 2005 Michael Balter Science, v.310, n.5750, p.964-965

• Ancient DNA from the First European Farmers in 7500-Year-Old Neolithic Sites

  November 11, 2005 Wolfgang Haak, et al. Science, v.310, n.5750, p.1016-1018

• The Problem with God: Interview with Richard Dawkins

  November 11, 2005 Laura Sheahen beliefnet.com

  the renowned biologist talks about intelligent design, dishonest Christians, and why God is no better than an imaginary friend

• Setting the Record Straight about Discovery Institute's Role in the Dover School District Case

  November 10, 2005 Discovery Institute

• Doubting Darwin in Kansas classrooms

  November 10, 2005 Pam S. Sheppard Answers in Genesis — school board approves new science standards

• Newspaper Article

  Evolution and the Electorate

  November 10, 2005 New York Times

• Antigravity craft slips past patent officers

  November 10, 2005 Philip Ball Nature, v.438, p.139

  'impossible' device gets seal of approval

• Is Intelligent Design a Bad Scientific Theory or a Non-Scientific Theory?

  November 10, 2005 Uriah Kriegel Tech Central Station