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• Indonesia still in jeopardy

  March 30, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  the expert who predicted where second earthquake would strike

• Second giant quake rocks Indonesia

  March 29, 2005 Helen Pearson Nature (news@nature)

  seismologists puzzle over absence of tsunamis

• Dinosaur Soft Tissue Found in T. rex Bones

  March 29, 2005 Rich Deem Evidence for God from Science

• Dances with fruit flies

  March 28, 2005 Thomas Hayden U.S. News & World Report

• An Unexpected Softness

  March 28, 2005 New York Times — a dinosaur bone upset everyone's expectations in ways that may ripple outward for a long time

• ‘Ostrich-osaurus’ discovery?

  March 28, 2005 David N. Menton Answers in Genesis — shedding more light on the new startling find of soft tissue in a T. rex bone

• Censorship in the Science Museums

  March 28, 2005 New York Times

  a dozen or so Imax theaters, mostly in the South, have been shying away from science documentaries that might offend Christian fundamentalists

• News Update/Commentary

  Protein Packages Found to Activate Genes; May Be What Regulates Development and Disease

  March 28, 2005 Harvard University Science Daily

• Eda controls stickleback armor

  March 28, 2005 Sarah Lovinger The Scientist

  small genetic changes control widespread and major evolution

• Creation Conflict in Schools

  March 28, 2005 Jeffrey Brown PBS

  how some biology teachers are handling the hot button debate over the theory of evolution, creationism and intelligent design

• Powerful Quake Jolts the Seabed Off the West Coast of Indonesia

  March 28, 2005 Somini Sengupta New York Times

• New Sources of High-Energy Gamma Rays Discovered at Milky Way's Center

  March 28, 2005 Sarah Graham Scientific American News

• Dances with fruit flies

  March 28, 2005 Thomas Hayden U.S. News & World Report

• The evolutionary revolutionary

  March 27, 2005 Drake Bennett Boston Globe

  in the 1970s Robert Trivers wrote a series of papers that transformed evolutionary biology

• Teaching Darwin splits Pennsylvania town

  March 27, 2005 Yahoo! News

• The evolutionary revolutionary

  March 27, 2005 Drake Bennett Boston Globe

  in the 1970s, Robert Trivers wrote a series of papers that transformed evolutionary biology

• Snowflakes and Snow Crystals

  March 27, 2005

• Mirror, Mirror

  March 27, 2005 G. A. Bradshaw and Robert M. Sapolsky American Scientist

  evidence that psychology, like biology, is conserved between human and nonhuman species augurs a shake-up for science and society

• Intelligent Design Symposium

  March 26, 2005 IDEA Club University of Texas, Dallas

• Tapestry of Life: Lateral Transfers of Heritable Elements

  March 26, 2005 organizers: Jeffrey Gordon and Claire Fraser (National Academy of Sciences) Beckman Center (Irvine, California)

• Soft-Tissue Vessels and Cellular Preservation in Tyrannosaurus rex

  March 25, 2005 Mary H. Schweitzer, Jennifer L. Wittmeyer, John R. Horner, and Jan K. Toporski Science, v.307, n.5717, p.1952-1955

• Tyrannosaurus rex Soft Tissue Raises Tantalizing Prospects

  March 25, 2005 Erik Stokstad Science, v.307, n.5717, p.1852

• A New Population of Very High Energy Gamma-Ray Sources in the Milky Way

  March 25, 2005 F. Aharonian, et al. Science, v.307, n.5717, p.1938-1942

• "PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: Discoverers Charge Damage to 'Hobbit' Specimens" requires registration

  March 25, 2005 Elizabeth Culotta Science, v.307, n.5717, p.1848

• SCIENTIFIC MISCONDUCT: Researcher Faces Prison for Fraud in NIH Grant Applications and Papers

  March 25, 2005 Eli Kintisch Science, v.307, n.5717, p.1851

• Alien Planets Glimmer in the Heat

  March 25, 2005 Robert Irion Science, v.307, n.5717, p.1853

• Still soft and stretchy

  March 25, 2005 Carl Wieland Answers in Genesis — dinosaur soft tissue find -- a stunning rebuttal of “millions of years”

• Soft Tissue Discovered in Bone of a Dinosaur

  March 25, 2005 Robert Lee Hotz Los Angeles Times — intact after 70 million years, bits of a T. rex's hind leg startle and intrigue researchers

• Scientists find soft tissue in T-rex bone

  March 25, 2005 ABC News

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  Beauty in Science and Spirit

  March 25, 2005 Paul H. Carr Beech River Books

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• Remembering Francis Crick

  March 24, 2005 Oliver Sacks New York Review of Books, v.52, n.5

• "Genome-wide non-mendelian inheritance of extra-genomic information in Arabidopsis" requires registration

  March 24, 2005 Susan J. Lolle, Jennifer L. Victor, Jessica M. Young, and Robert E. Pruitt Nature, v.434, p.505-509

• IMAX theaters reject film over evolution

  March 24, 2005 CNN (Associated Press)

  theaters in several Southern cities have decided not to show a film on volcanoes out of concern that its references to evolution might offend those with fundamental religious beliefs

• Flexible fossil shows tyrannosaur's softer side

  March 24, 2005 Deirdre Lockwood Nature (news@nature)

  preserved soft tissue could reveal inner workings of dinosaur bones

• News Update/Commentary

  T. rex fossil has 'soft tissues'

  March 24, 2005 BBC News

  dinosaur experts have extracted samples of what appear to be soft tissues from a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil bone

• Blood vessels recovered from T. rex bone

  March 24, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• Survey Indicates Science Teachers Feel Pressure to Teach Nonscientific Alternatives to Evolution

  March 24, 2005 Cindy Workosky National Science Teachers Association

• UF science discovery raises questions about origin of African mammals

  March 24, 2005 contact: Jonathan Bloch (University of Florida) EurekAlert!

• Sticker Wars: Intelligent design foes fight evolution sticker

  March 24, 2005 Charles Colson Florida Baptist Witness, v.122, n.11

  January 27, 2005

• Soft tissue found in T-rex fossil

  March 24, 2005 CNN — researchers have recovered 70-million-year-old soft tissue, including what may be blood vessels and cells, from a Tyrannosaurus rex

• UF Science Discovery Raises Questions about Origin of African Mammals

  March 24, 2005 writer: Cathy Keen & source: Jonathan Bloch University of Florida News

• UF Study: Similar Species Can Show Different Rates of Genetic Mutation

  March 24, 2005 writer: Carolyn Gramling & source: Charles Baer University of Florida News

• Rogue weeds defy rules of genetics

  March 23, 2005 Andy Coghlan New Scientist

• Cress overturns textbook genetics

  March 23, 2005 Helen Pearson Nature (news@nature)

  surprise finding shows that plants rewrite genetic code

• Startling Scientists, Plant Fixes Its Flawed Gene

  March 23, 2005 Nicholas Wade

  New York Times / some organisms may contain a cryptic backup copy of their genome that bypasses the usual mechanisms of heredity

• Alien Planets Show Themselves for First Time

  March 23, 2005 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Who's Afraid of Intelligent Design?

  March 23, 2005 Jay Mathews Washington Post, p.A15

• College professors should be made to teach, not preach

  March 23, 2005 David Horowitz USA Today

• 'Call to arms' on evolution

  March 23, 2005 Dan Vergano and Greg Toppo USA Today

• A Mix of Mice and Men

  March 23, 2005 Gregory M. Lamb Christian Science Monitor

  scientists hope that by mixing genes of different animals they can better understand human biology and eventually test new drugs more safely and accurately, harvest organs for transplant into humans, and find new cures for human diseases