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• Light from alien planets confirmed

  March 23, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  orbiting telescope records the fiery glow of hot worlds

• Protestant philosopher at Notre Dame carves out intellectual room for God and miracles

  March 23, 2005 Richard N. Ostling Associated Press

• Two skeptics lead charge against evolution

  March 22, 2005 Josh Funk Wichita Eagle (Kansas)

• Why Science Can't Show Us God

  March 22, 2005 Margaret Wertheim Los Angeles Times

• Researcher admits faking data

  March 21, 2005 Doug Payne The Scientist

  'egregiousness' of conduct over almost 15 years leads to first-ever lifetime ban on US grants

• A Talk with Richard Dawkins

  March 20, 2005 United Universists

• News Update/Commentary

  New Theory of How Planets Form Finds Havens of Stability Amid Turbulence

  March 19, 2005 Indiana University Science Daily

• A New Screen Test for Imax: It's the Bible vs. the Volcano

  March 19, 2005 Cornelia Dean New York Times

• Researcher admits fraud in grant data

  March 18, 2005 Carey Goldberg and Scott Allen Boston Globe

  ex-Vermont scientist won nearly $3m from US

• How to prepare a planet for global warming

  March 18, 2005 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

  convinced the phenomenon is inevitable, some scientists now focus on coping with it

• "EVOLUTION: Fossil Horses--Evidence for Evolution" requires registration

  March 18, 2005 Bruce J. MacFadden Science, v.307, n.5716, p.1728-1730

• "EVOLUTION: Special Hemoglobin Helped Swim Bladders Give Fish Diversity a Lift" requires registration

  March 18, 2005 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.307, n.5716, p.1705

• How Did Life Begin?

  March 18, 2005 Nova (PBS) more on Origins page

• In Search of History: The Piltdown Man (VHS)

  March 18, 2005

• The Nature of Normal Human Variety

  March 18, 2005 Edge (The Third Culture)

  even if this is a revival of racial science, we should engage in it for it does not follow that it is a revival of racist science

• Evolution at Work (and creationism nowhere in sight)

  March 18, 2005 Carl Zimmer Corante

• Evangelical environmentalism: We (include) the people

  March 18, 2005 John R. Christy townhall.com

• Giant space-time ripples may cause cosmic expansion

  March 18, 2005 Maggie McKee New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  North Sea crater shows its scars

  March 18, 2005 Jonathan Amos BBC News

  what is thought to be the UK's only space impact crater has been mapped in detail in 3D for the first time

• Indonesian earthquake: Earthquake risk from co-seismic stress

  March 17, 2005 John McCloskey, Suleyman S. Nalbant, and Sandy Steacy Nature, v.434, p.291

• Scopes Snoops

  March 17, 2005 told to Tony Ortega The Pitch (Kansas City)

  watching one arm of Kansas’ vast right-wing conspiracy

• Evolution is much more than just a scientific 'hunch'

  March 17, 2005 Samuel Kounaves Winchester Star (Massachusetts)

• No Stopping Global Warming, Studies Predict

  March 17, 2005 Maggie Fox Yahoo! News (Reuters)

• After the deluge

  March 17, 2005 Tim Radford The Guardian (UK)

  three-dimensional images of ice and rock that reveal Mars's watery past

• Genes contribute to religious inclination

  March 16, 2005 Maggie McKee New Scientist

• Quake threat rises after tsunami slip

  March 16, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  nearby faults are under increased strain after December's catastrophe

• DNA gets a fake fifth base

  March 16, 2005 Emma Marris Nature (news@nature)

  artificial sequences could one day answer questions about evolution

• What is Evangelical Environmentalism?

  March 16, 2005 Gerald Zandstra Action Institute (for the study of religion and liberty)

• Are you a man or a mouse?

  March 15, 2005 Jeremy Rifkin The Guardian (UK)

  Chimeric experimentation is producing animal-human hybrids. This time, science really has gone too far.

• Criticisms of evolution aren't based on science

  March 15, 2005 Michael J. Everhart Wichita Eagle (Kansas)

• Species list reaches half-million mark

  March 15, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  researchers claim 'spectacular progress' towards logging all Earth's life

• Picking over the bones

  March 15, 2005 sources: Peggy Ostrom, Matthew Collins, and Christina Nielsen-Marsh wellcome trust (UK) — ancient proteins stuck to fossil bones may be able to tell us about evolution and the tree of life in the distant past

• Hollywood Reporter

  March 15, 2005 Ray Bennett

• U.S. Geological SurveySteam Explosions, Earthquakes, and Volcanic Eruptions—What’s in Yellowstone’s Future?

  March 15, 2005 Fact Sheet 2005-3024 Yellowstone Volcano Observatory Yellowstone Caldera Q & A

• Steam Explosions, Earthquakes, and Volcanic Eruptions—What’s in Yellowstone’s Future?

  March 15, 2005 Fact Sheet 2005-3024

• Supervolcano (DVD)

  March 15, 2005

• History of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society in the National Socialist Era

  March 15, 2005 science under the Nazi regime

• The Earth Is Not Moving

  March 15, 2005 Marshall Hall

• review: The Scientific Legacy of Fred Hoyle edited by Douglas Gough

  March 15, 2005 Marcus Chown New Scientist, n.2494, p.47

• A Family Tree in Every Gene

  March 14, 2005 Armand Marie Leroi New York Times

• Unintelligent Designs and the Responsibility of Educators

  March 14, 2005 Robert Holub (Dean of the Undergraduate Division) University of California, Berkeley

• Intelligent design vs. evolution in the public schools

  March 14, 2005 religionlink.org definitions and resources

• Battle on Teaching Evolution Sharpens

  March 14, 2005 Peter Slevin Washington Post, p.A01

• LETTERS: Darwinism and Its Discontents

  March 14, 2005 Andy Anderson, Howard Morland, Ralph Hitchens, Allan B. Lefcowitz, Natalia Rice, and Mark Eckenwiler Washington Post, p.A18

• Vision of scientist-priest Teilhard de Chardin to guide April 8-9 environmental talks

  March 14, 2005 United Nations, Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the Divine Kenyan Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai among speakers

• Religion and Natural History Clash Among the Ultra-Orthodox

  March 14, 2005 Alex Mindlin New York Times

• Honest Talk About Intelligent Design

  March 14, 2005 Ted Davis (Messiah College) University of Washington

• Furor breathes new life into aging ‘Pandas’

  March 13, 2005 Lauri Lebo York Daily Record (Pennsylvania)

  book used in Dover a dated look at intelligent design concept

• Evidence of dark energy missed 30 years ago

  March 12, 2005 Stuart Clark New Scientist, n.2490, p.14

• The bubble that ate the universe

  March 12, 2005 Stuart Clark New Scientist, n.2490

  space-time fizzes with bubbles popping in and out of existence all across the cosmos -- they could destroy the universe and everything in it