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• Mystery man

  September 28, 2005 magicstatistics.blogspot

• To Debate or Not to Debate Intelligent Design?

  September 28, 2005 Gerald Graff Inside Higher Ed

• Massive young galaxy surprises astronomers

  September 28, 2005 Kelly Young New Scientist

• From our bulging 'How not to do statistics' file

  September 27, 2005 magicstatistics.blogspot

• Societies worse off 'when they have God on their side'

  September 27, 2005 Ruth Gledhill Times Online (UK)

  religious belief can cause damage to a society, contributing towards high murder rates, abortion, sexual promiscuity and suicide

• Anti-evolution Attacks on the Rise

  September 27, 2005 Ker Than Live Science

• The stubborn pull of dogma

  September 27, 2005 David P. Barash Los Angeles Times

• Witness cites school board's anti-evolution bias

  September 27, 2005 MSNBC (Associated Press) religion behind intelligent design policy, former board member says

• Intelligent Design: Belief Posing as Theory

  September 26, 2005 Ker Than Live Science

• Lawyers debate God vs. science in court drama

  September 26, 2005 Jon Hurdle News 1 (New Brisbane, Australia)

• Archaeologists find ancient remains

  September 26, 2005 CNN two newborns excavated from a hillside in northern Austria

• How a zebra lost its stripes: Rapid evolution of the quagga

  September 26, 2005 contact: Janet Rettig Emanuel EurekAlert!

• Scopes Turns 80

  September 25, 2005 Joe Manzari American Enterprise Online

  in the 1925 Scopes Trial, a young science teacher was prosecuted for teaching evolution in a public school

• Darwin paid for the fury he unleashed

  September 25, 2005 John Darnton San Francisco Chronicle

  how a believer became an iconoclast

• In Evolution Debate, Creationists Are Breaking New Ground

  September 25, 2005 Michael Powell Washington Post, p.A03

  museum dedicated to Biblical interpretation of the world is being built near Cincinnati

• New Analyses Bolster Central Tenets of Evolution Theory

  September 25, 2005 Rick Weiss and David Brown Washington Post, p.A08

  Pennsylvania trial will ask whether alternatives can pass as science

• Human life: The next generation

  September 24, 2005 Ray Kurzweil New Scientist, n.2518

  technological development is not linear, but exponential, and this explosive rate of change means that human life will soon be irreversibly transformed

• Most Americans Tentative About Origin-of-Life Explanations

  September 23, 2005 David W. Moore Gallup Poll

  public says evolution, creationism probably true; divided on intelligent design

• Intelligent Design: 'The Death of Science'

  September 23, 2005 Ker Than Live Science

• New 'Hobbit' disease link claim

  September 23, 2005 BBC News the tiny human species dubbed "The Hobbit" may not be what it seems

• News Update/Commentary

  Researchers Predict Infinite Genomes

  September 23, 2005 Institute for Genomic Research Science Daily

• Dating of Multistage Fluid Flow in Sandstones

  September 23, 2005 Darren F. Mark, John Parnell, Simon P. Kelley, Martin Lee, Sarah C. Sherlock, and Andrew Carr Science, v.309, n.5743, p.2048-2051

• "EVOLUTION: Pushing the Time Barrier in the Quest for Language Roots"

  September 23, 2005 Russell Gray Science, v.309, n.5743, p.2007-2008

• "ECOLOGY: Making Sense of Evolution in an Uncertain World"

  September 23, 2005 Vincent A. A. Jansen and Michael P. H. Stumpf Science, v.309, n.5743, p.2005-2007

• Scopes, 2005: 'Design' Theory Faces Legal Test

  September 22, 2005 Suzanne Sataline Wall Street Journal, p.B1

• Intelligent Design: An Ambiguous Assault on Evolution

  September 22, 2005 Ker Than Live Science

• Insight into our sight: A new view on the evolution of the eye lens

  September 22, 2005 contact: Heidi Hardman EurekAlert!

• Insight into Eye Evolution Deals Blow to Intelligent Design

  September 22, 2005 Science a Go Go

• From Scopes to Dover: Should the Courts Permit Public Schools to Teach Intelligent Design?

  September 22, 2005 speakers: David DeWolf, K. Hollyn Hollman, and Barry Lynn National Press Club, Washington, DC

  event transcript discussing Kitzmiller, et al. v. Dover Area School District et al. trial in federal district court in Pennsylvania

• Evolutionary Tools Help Unlock Origins of Ancient Languages

  September 22, 2005 Sarah Graham Scientific American

• Researchers create functioning artificial proteins using nature's rules

  September 21, 2005 UT Southwestern Medical Center Daily Science News

  by examining how proteins have evolved, researchers have discovered a set of simple "rules" that nature appears to use to design proteins, rules the scientists have now employed to create artificial proteins that look and function just like their natural

• Anthony Flew's deism

  September 21, 2005 Talk.Origins Archive

• Darwin stars in a historical thriller

  September 20, 2005 Marjorie Kehe Christian Science Monitor

  a graduate student seeks to uncover a dark secret about the origin of Darwin's theories

• Challenged by Creationists, Museums Answer Back

  September 20, 2005 Cornelia Dean New York Times

• Mysterious ring of stars guards Andromeda’s heart

  September 20, 2005 David L Chandler New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  Neanderthal Teeth Grew No Faster Than Comparable Modern Humans'

  September 20, 2005 Ohio State University Science Daily

• Mary Midgley: Moral missionary

  September 20, 2005 John Crace Guardian (UK)

  One of Britain's foremost philosophers publishes her autobiography this month at the age of 86. She once fell out dramatically with Richard Dawkins, but that doesn't mean she is 'anti-science.'

• Museums prepare for creationist visitors

  September 20, 2005 Science Daily (United Press International)

• Saving science from radical secularism

  September 20, 2005 Benjamin Wiker To The Source

• Cuban Fossils Offer Support for Meteor's Role in Dinosaur Extinction

  September 20, 2005 William J. Broad New York Times, p.F4

• Mystery of the Megaflood

  September 20, 2005 PBS (NOVA)

  one of Earth's strangest geological riddles is the evidence for a huge catastrophe that struck eastern Washington State thousands of years ago

• News Update/Commentary

  'Better' DNA out of fossil bones

  September 19, 2005 Alison Ross BBC News

  improved technologies for extracting genetic material from fossils may help us find out more about our ancient ancestors

• Intelligent Design

  September 19, 2005 Paul Rudnick New Yorker

• Intelligent Design

  September 19, 2005 Paul Rudnick New Yorker

• excerpt: Why Darwin's still a scientific hotshot

  September 18, 2005 James D. Watson Los Angeles Times

• The world's 10 biggest ideas

  September 17, 2005 New Scientist, n.2517, p.31

• Nobel winners urge educators to back evolution

  September 16, 2005 Associated Press NBC News

  Thirty-eight Nobel Prize laureates asked Kansas educators to reject proposed science standards that treat evolution as a seriously questionable theory.

• "Parallel Patterns of Evolution in the Genomes and Transcriptomes of Humans and Chimpanzees"

  September 16, 2005 Philipp Khaitovich, Ines Hellmann, Wolfgang Enard, Katja Nowick, Marcus Leinweber, Henriette Franz, Gunter Weiss, Michael Lachmann, and Svante Pääbo Science, v.309, n.5742, p.1850-1854

• TEACHING EVOLUTION: ID Goes on Trial This Month in Pennsylvania School Case

  September 16, 2005 Constance Holden Science, v.309, n.5742, p.1796

• Nobel Prize Winners Speak Up to Support Evolution

  September 16, 2005 Live Science (Associated Press)