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• Dinosaur fairy tales

  December 1, 2004 Creation, v.27, n.1, p.10-12

  remove the hype and discover a different story about the dinosaur family tree

• Intelligent Design: A Reason to Get Wired?

  November 30, 2004 Denyse O'Leary christianity.ca (Canada)

  editors who support Darwinism apparently are worried about the increasing popularity of the Intelligent Design perspective

• Creationism's strange evolution

  November 30, 2004 Tony Norman Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• Anti-evolution teachings gain foothold in U.S. schools

  November 30, 2004 Anna Badkhen San Francisco Chronicle

  evangelicals see flaws in Darwinism

• News Update/Commentary

  Infidelity Gene: Sensational, but Science?

  November 30, 2004 Wendy McElroy Fox News

• Sexier Posterior Evolves Almost Overnight

  November 30, 2004 Carl Zimmer New York Times

• When Earth Turned Bad

  November 30, 2004 contact: Ann Cairns Geological Society of America, News Release 04-38

  new evidence supports terrestrial cause of end-Permian mass extinction

• Many in Dover say 'intelligent design' mandate reflects values

  November 30, 2004 Martha Raffaele phillyburbs.com (Associated Press)

• Cosmic Conundrum

  November 29, 2004 Michael D. Lemonick and J. Madeleine Nash Time (Canada)

  The universe seems uncannily well suited to the existence of life. Could that really be an accident?

• Creator won't rest in bashing of Darwin

  November 28, 2004 Linda Valdez Arizona Republic

• Bryan Appleyard meets Richard Dawkins

  November 28, 2004 Times Online (UK)

  two recent untrue news stories: we’ve found the genes that make people believe in God and that make women unfaithful

• "What Is Dark Matter Made Of?" requires free registration

  November 26, 2004 Konstantin Zioutas, Dieter H. H. Hoffmann, Konrad Dennerl, and Thomas Papaevangelou Science, v.306, n.5701, p.1485-1488

• "PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: Skeptic to Take Possession of Flores Hominid Bones" requires free registration

  November 26, 2004 Michael Balter Science, v.306, n.5701, p.1450

• "Immune Cells Speed the Evolution of Novel Proteins" requires free registration

  November 26, 2004 Robert F. Service Science, v.306, n.5701, p.1457

• "Head Games Show Whether Dinos Went on Two Legs or Four" requires free registration

  November 26, 2004 Erik Stokstad Science, v.306, n.5701, p.1466

• "Timing Complicates History of Horses" requires free registration

  November 26, 2004 Erik Stokstad Science, v.306, n.5701, p.1467

• UCI Researchers Use Human Embryonic Stem Cells To Create New Nerve Insulation Tissue That Can Aid Spinal Cord Repair

  November 26, 2004 University of California, Irvine ScienceDaily

• "Magnetoreception and its trigeminal mediation in the homing pigeon" requires free registration

  November 25, 2004 Cordula V. Mora, Michael Davison, J. Martin Wild, and Michael M. Walker Nature, v.432, p.508-511

• "Neanderthals and the modern human colonization of Europe" requires free registration

  November 25, 2004 Paul Mellars Nature, v.432, p.461-465

• If It's Supernatural It Isn't Science

  November 24, 2004 Edward J. Larson Los Angeles Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Pigeons 'sense magnetic field'

  November 24, 2004 BBC News

  homing pigeons use the Earth's magnetic field to navigate their way home over long distances

• Homing pigeons reveal true magnetism

  November 24, 2004 Michael Hopkin

  Nature (news@nature)

• If evolution is random, how can it account for the design seen in nature?

  November 24, 2004 Robert Matthews Telegraph (UK)

• You Can’t Have It Both Ways

  November 23, 2004 Chuck Colson BreakPoint

  the Intelligent Design controversy heats up

• Were the Darwinists Wrong?

  November 23, 2004 Thomas Woodward Christianity Today

  National Geographic stacks the deck

• Energetic cells may have boosted the brain

  November 23, 2004 Roxanne Khamsi

  Nature (news@nature)

• Truth is, everyone lies

  November 22, 2004 Elaine D'Aurizio Atlanta Journal-Constitution

  professor delves into the world of deception

• Langdon Gilkey Dies; Theologian, Author, Educator

  November 22, 2004 Adam Bernstein Washington Post, p.B06

• News Update/Commentary

  Poll: Creationism Trumps Evolution

  November 22, 2004 CBS News

• UN ditches cloning ban

  November 22, 2004 Helen Pearson

  Nature (news@nature)

• New technique eyed in stem-cell debate

  November 21, 2004 Gareth Cook Boston Globe

• School District Challenges Darwin's Theory

  November 21, 2004 New York Times (Reuters)

• NASA Starts Hunt for Celestial Bursts

  November 21, 2004 New York Times

• California Stem Cell Project Energizes Other States to Act

  November 21, 2004 Megan Garvey Los Angeles Times

  to keep researchers from being lured away, other funding efforts are in the works

• Scientists debate blending species

  November 21, 2004 Rick Weiss Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne, IN)

• Of Mice, Men and In-Between

  November 20, 2004 Rick Weiss Washington Post, p.A01

  scientists debate blending of human and animal forms

• U.S. Drops Effort for Treaty Banning Cloning

  November 20, 2004 Warren Hoge New York Times

• Fossils Found in Spain Seen as Last Link to Great Apes

  November 19, 2004 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Pierolapithecus catalaunicus, a New Middle Miocene Great Ape from Spain

  November 19, 2004 Salvador Moyà-Solà, Meike Köhler, David M. Alba, Isaac Casanovas-Vilar, and Jordi Galindo Science, v.306, n.5700, p.1339-1344

• Spanish Fossil Sheds New Light on the Oldest Great Apes

  November 19, 2004 Elizabeth Culotta Science, v.306, n.5700, p.1273-1274

• Comment on 'Small Bilaterian Fossils from 40 to 55 Million Years Before the Cambrian'

  November 19, 2004 Stefan Bengtson and Graham Budd Science, v.306, n.5700, p.1291

• "VOLCANOLOGY: Iceland's Doomsday Scenario?" requires free registration

  November 19, 2004 Richard Stone Science, v.306, n.5700, p.1278-1281

• The High Priests of Evolution

  November 19, 2004 19 November 2004 Biblical Creation Society

• Education: Teaching Evolution

  November 19, 2004 Kenneth Miller, Charles Haynes, David K. DeWolf, Nick Matkze, Jeff and Carol Brown National Public Radio

  A Pennsylvania school district mandates that a theory called "intelligent design" be taught along with evolution in public schools.

• Third of Americans Say Evidence Has Supported Darwin's Evolution Theory

  November 19, 2004 Frank Newport Gallup Organization

  almost half of Americans believe God created humans 10,000 years ago

• "Triassic marine reptiles gave birth to live young" requires free registration

  November 18, 2004 Yen-Nien Cheng, Xiao-Chun Wu, and Qiang Ji Nature, v.432, p.383-386

• Running 'key to human evolution'

  November 18, 2004 BBC News — long-distance running may have been a driving force behind evolution of the modern human body, scientists say

• "Endurance running and the evolution of Homo" requires free registration

  November 18, 2004 Dennis M. Bramble and Daniel E. Lieberman Nature, v.432, p.345-352

• ARN-Announce, n.43

  November 18, 2004 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

• Scientists get their own Google

  November 18, 2004 Declan Butler

  Nature (news@nature)