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• News Update/Commentary

  Stegosaur Plates and Spikes for Looks Only, Researchers Say

  May 17, 2005 University of California, Berkeley Science Daily

• School Boards Want to 'Teach the Controversy.' What Controversy?

  May 17, 2005 Lawrence M. Krauss New York Times

• The Name of the Rat

  May 16, 2005 New York Times

  it is a touchy use of the word "discovered" when a rodent that Laotians routinely eat is purchased at a market and then declared to be a new species

• Global warming generates hot air

  May 16, 2005 Telegraph (UK)

• Post-Darwinist

  May 16, 2005 Denyse O'Leary blog

  media watchdog utterly shocked that journalist wonders about Darwinism

• Science Standards 2004-2005 Draft: Reviews from the Scientific Community

  May 16, 2005

• Darwin's evolution theory loses out in mock trial

  May 16, 2005 Hindustan Times

• Creating a Controversy

  May 16, 2005 Chris Mooney American Prospect

  today's anti-evolutionists don't want to abolish science -- they just want to render it irrelevant; see also CBS News

• Kansas debate focuses on defining science

  May 16, 2005 John Hanna MSNBC (Associated Press)

  Would supernatural causes be added to the equation?

• Doubting Rationalist

  May 15, 2005 Michael Powell Washington Post, p.D01

  'Intelligent Design' proponent Phillip Johnson, and how he came to be

• The Terms of Debate in Kansas

  May 15, 2005 Jodi Wilgoren New York Times

  hearings on how Kansas schoolchildren should be taught about the origins of life quickly morphed from science lesson to vocabulary quiz

• Doubting Rationalist

  May 15, 2005 Michael Powell Washington Post, p.D01

  'Intelligent Design' proponent Phillip Johnson, and how he came to be

• Multi-eyed jellyfish helps with Darwin's puzzle

  May 14, 2005 New Scientist, n.2499, p.18

• Hadean times -- were they really hell on Earth?

  May 14, 2005 Eugenie Samuel Reich New Scientist, n.2499

  early Earth was supposed to be a seething inferno of molten magma, so how come a bunch of crystals are telling a different story

• US creationists stand up to be counted

  May 14, 2005 New Scientist, n.2499, p.4

• Emerging Scholars Network

  May 14, 2005 to identify, encourage, and support the next generation of Christian scholars

• Rebuttal to Reports by Opposing Expert Witnesses (pdf)

  May 14, 2005 William A. Dembski Design Inference

• Evolution hearings end bitterly

  May 13, 2005 David Klepper Kansas City Star / Kansas science standards go to vote this summer

• 25 Years of Ecological Change at Mount St. Helens

  May 13, 2005 V. H. Dale, C. M. Crisafulli, and F. J. Swanson Science, v.308, n.5724, p.961-962

• "Lichen-Like Symbiosis 600 Million Years Ago"

  May 13, 2005 Xunlai Yuan, Shuhai Xiao, and T. N. Taylor Science, v.308, n.5724, p.1017-1020

• "Rethinking Earth's Early Atmosphere"

  May 13, 2005 Christopher F. Chyba Science, v.308, n.5724, p.962-963

• "On the Origin of Leprosy"

  May 13, 2005 Marc Monot, et al. Science, v.308, n.5724, p.1040-1042

• "Past and Future Earthquakes on the San Andreas Fault"

  May 13, 2005 Ray J. Weldon, Thomas E. Fumal, Glenn P. Biasi, and Katherine M. Scharer Science, v.308, n.5724, p.966-967

• New Chapters in the Dinosaur Chronicles

  May 13, 2005 John Noble Wilford New York Times

  the American Museum of Natural History has a provocative exhibition of current research about these wondrous creatures

• Michael Behe Promotes Intelligent Design

  May 13, 2005 Tristan Abbey Stanford Review, v.34, n.8

• Novel Perspectives on Bioethics

  May 13, 2005 Martha Montello The Chronicle Review, v.51, n.36, p.B6

• CNN's Lou Dobbs offered his own "facts" on evolution

  May 13, 2005 MediaMatters

• Kansas Outlaws Dinosaur-Themed Toys, Cartoons

  May 13, 2005 David Albrecht satire

• Strange new rodent discovered as Asian snack

  May 12, 2005 John Pickrell New Scientist

• New species of rodent found in Laos

  May 12, 2005 CNN (Associated Press) a squirrel? a rat? a guinea pig? a chinchilla?

• Scientists Discover New Rodent Family in Asian Market

  May 12, 2005 Sarah Graham Scientific American News

• 'Oddball Rodent' Is Called New to Science

  May 12, 2005 John Noble Wilford New York Times

  the Wildlife Conservation Society announced that scientists had discovered an entire new family of rodent in Laos

• Researchers find up to 70 percent chance of a big quake in southern California in next 30 years

  May 12, 2005 contact: Melanie Robbins (University of Nevada, Reno) EurekAlert!

• Advanced optics in a jellyfish eye

  May 12, 2005 Dan-E. Nilsson, Lars Gislén, Melissa M. Coates, Charlotta Skogh, and Anders Garm Nature, v.435, p.201-205

  Missing link? / Editor's Summary

• An Open Letter to the Kansas State Board of Education

  May 12, 2005 Philip S. Skell Discovery Institute News

  Professor Skell is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and Evan Pugh Professor of Chemistry (Emeritus), Penn State University.

• What Intelligent Design Is -- and Isn’t

  May 12, 2005 Jay W. Richards beliefnet.com

  the more scientifically sophisticated we get, the stronger the argument for intelligent design

• Creationists' new design

  May 12, 2005 Ellen Goodman Boston Globe

  something is happening when the opponents of evolution recast themselves as defenders of academic freedom and guardians of open debate

• Evolution hearings end with harsh words

  May 12, 2005 David Klepper Kansas City Star

• It's Science, Not a Freak Show

  May 11, 2005 New York Times

  The latest focus of apprehension over the headlong rush of biotechnology involves the creation of animal-human hybrids, known as chimeras.

• Box jellyfish show a keen eye

  May 11, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature) — marine predator's optical system delivers stunningly blurred visuals

• The Devil's Chaplain: Richard Dawkins on Christianity

  May 10, 2005 R. Albert Mohler, Jr. The Christian Post

• A Textbook Case of Junk Science

  May 9, 2005 Pamela R. Winnick Weekly Standard, v.10, n.32

• Hybridism

  May 9, 2005 Encyclopedia Britannica, v.V14, p.29

  crosses have been made between the common rabbit (Lepus cuniculus) and the guinea-pig (Cavia cobaya)

• Kansas, evolution and Judaism

  May 9, 2005 Matt Donnelly Science & Theology News

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution Vs. God in the Classroom

  May 9, 2005 John Gibson, with Stephen Meyer and Eugenie Scott Fox News

• Newborn baby found in dog's litter

  May 9, 2005 CBC News (Canada)

• Uncommon Descent

  May 9, 2005 ABC Nightline

• Dembski-Ruse Debate on Nightline (25MB)

  May 9, 2005 Telic Thoughts

• Book

  Natural Theology

  May 9, 2005 William Paley Coachwhip Publications (Landisville, PA)

  see also Amazon

• Scientists snub Kansas evolution hearings

  May 8, 2005 CNN (Associated Press)

  education hearings rigged, say science organizations; scientists have refused to participate in state Board of Education hearings this past week on how the theory of evolution should be treated in public schools, but they haven't exactly been silent