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• "EVOLUTION: Is Invariance Across Animal Species Just an Illusion?"

  August 19, 2005 Gerdien de Jong Science, v.309, n.5738, p.1193-1195

• Editor Explains Reasons for 'Intelligent Design' Article

  August 19, 2005 Michael Powell Washington Post, p.A19

• Frist voices support for ‘intelligent design’

  August 19, 2005 MSNBC (Associated Press)

  Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said Friday he thinks faith-influenced concepts like "intelligent design" should be taught in schools alongside evolution, exposing students to different ideas

• Insects may have complex immunity

  August 19, 2005 Charles Q. Choi The Scientist

  thanks to alternate splicing of Dscam, they could possess up to 18,000 immune receptors

• Ocean bug has 'smallest genome'

  August 19, 2005 Roland Pease BBC

  small but perfectly formed, Pelagibacter ubique is a lean machine stripped down to the bare essentials for life

• Kansas controversy continues

  August 19, 2005 Pam Sheppard Answers in Genesis

  schools one step closer to critical analysis of evolution

• Intelligent design revisited

  August 19, 2005 David Limbaugh townhall.com

• Office of Special Counsel Concludes Smithsonian Created a “Hostile Work Environment” in Effort to Oust Biologist Skeptical of Darwinism

  August 19, 2005 Discovery Institute

• Varvel's View

  August 19, 2005 Gary Varvel Indianapolis Star

  cartoon - hear/see/speak no intelligent design

• Cord blood yields 'ethical' embryonic stem cells

  August 18, 2005 Andy Coghlan New Scientist

• "Silurian brachiopods with soft-tissue preservation"

  August 18, 2005 Mark D. Sutton, Derek E. G. Briggs, David J. Siveter, and Derek J. Siveter Nature, v.436, p.1013-1015

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Soft tissues, hard evidence
• News Update/Commentary

  Molecular Mechanism of Feather Formation Found

  August 18, 2005 University of Wisconsin, Madison Science Daily

• Decades after the 'monkey' trial, creationists turn to science

  August 18, 2005 Alexandra Alter The Tribune (San Luis Obispo, CA)

• OPINIONS: Politics, not science, at center of debate ...

  August 18, 2005 Arnar Palsson, et al USA Today

• Evolution and Creationism: A Guide for Museum Docents (pdf)

  August 18, 2005 Warren D. Allmon Museum of the Earth (Ithaca, NY)

• News Update/Commentary

  Strange fossil defies grouping

  August 17, 2005 Julianna Kettlewell BBC News

  a strange 525 million-year-old fossil creature is baffling scientists because it does not fit neatly into any existing animal groups

• Evangelical Scientists Refute Gravity With New 'Intelligent Falling' Theory

  August 17, 2005 The Onion, v.41, n.33 a spoof

• Pro-Family Spokesman Accuses 'Christianity Today' of Promoting Junk Science

  August 17, 2005 Jim Brown and Jenni Parker GOPUSA (Agape Press)

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists Crack 40-year-old DNA Puzzle and Point to 'Hot Soup' at the Origin of Life

  August 16, 2005 University of Bath Science Daily

• Unintelligent Design

  August 16, 2005 David Klinghoffer National Review Online

  hostility toward religious believers at the nation’s museum

• The Long Arm of Einstein Guides My Steering Wheel

  August 16, 2005 Lawrence M. Krauss New York Times

• Building a Virtual Microbe, Gene by Gene by Gene

  August 16, 2005 Carl Zimmer New York Times

  to reconstruct a living thing inside a computer, down to every last molecule

• The Washington Post thinks it has discovered natural selection

  August 16, 2005 Denyse O'Leary The ID Report

• New Museum Upholds Biblical Creation Account

  August 16, 2005 Darla Sitton CBN News

• Who picked this fight? Darwin did!

  August 16, 2005 Benjamin Wiker To the Source

• Mired

  August 15, 2005 Hendrik Hertzberg New Yorker

  for most of recorded history the consensus view was that people were made out of mud

• Scientific societies support teaching evolution

  August 15, 2005 contact: Sara Uttech EurekAlert!

  ASA-CSSA-SSSA executive committees opposes President's support of intelligent design in position statement

• News Update/Commentary

  A question of creation

  August 15, 2005 Harold Evans BBC News

  the current fight in the US over evolution, which spreads from classrooms to courtrooms

• Harvard to Investigate Origins of Life

  August 15, 2005 Yahoo! News (Associated Press)

• Colorado evolution curriculum could be evolving

  August 15, 2005 Adam Schrager 9NEWS

• Evolution: Just teach it

  August 14, 2005 Eugenie C. Scott and Glenn Branch USA Today

• Evolution: Debate it

  August 14, 2005 John Angus Campbell and Stephen C. Meyer USA Today

• Harvard Jumps Into Evolution Debate

  August 14, 2005 Washington Post (Associated Press)

• Project on the origins of life launched

  August 14, 2005 Gareth Cook Boston Globe

• Creation and Science Friction

  August 14, 2005 Dana Parsons Los Angeles Times

• Exobiology and Astrobiology: the New Science

  August 14, 2005

• Einstein's Legacy -- Where are the "Einsteinians?"

  August 14, 2005 Lee Smolin Discover

• Decoding the genetic language of early life

  August 13, 2005 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2512

  the genetic code used by all life today may have evolved from two simpler codes in the distant past -- traces of ancient genes may persist today

• Rift evolves between top ranking Catholics

  August 13, 2005 New Scientist, n.2512

  a rift has opened up within the Catholic church over the compatibility of the theory of evolution with Christian faith

• Why can't we have a rational debate

  August 12, 2005 Tony Snow townhall.com

  only an optimist could apply the term, "debate," to the raging controversy over the relative merits of evolutionary theory and the concept of intelligent design

• Exploring both sides of creation

  August 12, 2005 Mark Son Daily Texan

• News Update/Commentary

  New Discovery Blurs Distinction Between Human Cells and Those of Bacteria

  August 12, 2005 University of California, Los Angeles Science Daily

• "Vatican Astronomer Rebuts Cardinal's Attack on Darwinism"

  August 12, 2005 Constance Holden Science, v.309, n.5737, p.996-997

• "COSMOLOGY: Anthropic Reasoning"

  August 12, 2005 Mario Livio and Martin J. Rees Science, v.309, n.5737, p.1022-1023

• An Evolving Debate

  August 12, 2005 Terry Mattingly Catholic Exchange

  Cardinal Schönborn of Vienna said he was trying to stop what he believes are media attempts to plant Rome firmly in the Darwinist camp

• Intelligent design theory not what supporters imagine

  August 12, 2005 Eric A. Anderson Greenville News (South Carolina)

  believers accept that the universe is very old and the creator isn’t necessarily a loving God

• Creations

  August 12, 2005 Leon Wieseltier New Republic

  the cunning souls who propound intelligent design are playing with fire

• The intelligent-design debate

  August 11, 2005 letters to the editor Washington Times

• How can we accept this absurd evolution theory?

  August 11, 2005 Stephen Jones (Perth, Australia)

• The Faith That Dare Not Speak Its Name

  August 11, 2005 Jerry Coyne New Republic

  the case against Intelligent Design