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• Despite Advance in Cloning, Scientists Are Tempering Hope With Reality

  February 15, 2004 Gina Kolata New York Times

• Assaults on evolution have evolved as well

  February 15, 2004 Glenn Branch and Eugenie C. Scott Mercury News (San Francisco area, CA)

  religious opponents of Darwin's discovery open new battles in schools, public arena

• "Transitions from Nonliving to Living Matter" requires free registration

  February 13, 2004 Steen Rasmussen, Liaohai Chen, David Deamer, David C. Krakauer, Norman H. Packard, Peter F. Stadler, and Mark A. Bedau Science, v.303, n.5660, p.963-965

• Scientists Take Step Toward Therapeutic Cloning

  February 13, 2004 Gretchen Vogel Science, v.303, n.5660, p.937-939

• The Cloning Success in Korea

  February 13, 2004 New York Times

• Medical and Ethical Issues Cloud Plans to Clone for Therapy

  February 13, 2004 Andrew Pollack New York Times

• Split on Clones: Research vs. Reproduction

  February 13, 2004 Laurie Goodstein and Denise Grady New York Times

• Evolution Critics Are Under Fire For Flaws in 'Intelligent Design'

  February 13, 2004 Sharon Begley Wall Street Journal

• "New light shed on the oldest insect" requires free registration

  February 12, 2004 Michael S. Engel and David A. Grimaldi Nature, v.427, p.627-630

• Oldest Known Insect Identified From 400-Million-Year-Old Jaws

  February 12, 2004 Carol Kaesuk Yoon New York Times

• Cloning Creates Human Embryos

  February 12, 2004 Gina Kolata New York Times

• ID and the Future of Science Conference

  February 12, 2004 Biola University (California) on intelligent design

• Cloned human embryos yield stem cells

  February 12, 2004 Helen R. Pilcher Nature science update

  study brings therapeutic cloning one step closer

• Oldest insect delights experts

  February 11, 2004 Paul Rincon BBC News Online

  a tiny fossil preserved in red sandstone from Scotland has been identified as the oldest known insect

• Magazine Article

  Oldest insect hints at dawn of flight

  February 11, 2004 Hazel Muir New Scientist

• Martian 'pebbles' don't prove watery past

  February 10, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature science update

  NASA probe could be walking on broken glass

• News Update/Commentary

  Many dino species 'undiscovered'

  February 10, 2004 BBC News

  up to 500 dinosaur groups may remain undiscovered, yet our knowledge of the creatures and how they were related is relatively complete

• The Major Unsolved Problem in Biology

  February 9, 2004 Michael Shermer Scientific American

  three books try to explain consciousness

• Evolution in the Blackboard Jungle

  February 9, 2004 Ronald Bailey reasononline

  an intelligent design for a solution to the debate

• Greetings From the Island of Stability

  February 8, 2004 Oliver Sacks New York Times

• 'Out of Gas': They're Not Making More

  February 8, 2004 Paul Raeburn New York Times

• Ohio wading into debate on biology

  February 8, 2004 Peter Bronson The Enquirer (Cincinnati, OH)

• "Life's Patterns: No Need to Spell It Out?" requires free registration

  February 6, 2004 Adrian Cho Science, v.303, n.5659, p.782-783

  rather than being specified by genes alone, elaborate biological structures may arise through simple dynamical mechanisms

• "Evolutionary Dynamics of Biological Games" requires free registration

  February 6, 2004 Martin A. Nowak and Karl Sigmund Science, v.303, n.5659, p.793-799

• New Chemical Elements Probe the Shoals of Stability

  February 6, 2004 Adrian Cho Science, v.303, n.5659, p.740

• Intelligent design bill in House

  February 5, 2004 Jack "Miles" Ventimiglia Sun-News of the Northland (Kansas City, MO)

  two Northlanders co-sponsor legislation reminiscent of the Kansas creation science debate

• Adventure or Inquiry? Two Visions of Cosmic Destiny

  February 3, 2004 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• When Giants Had Wings and 6 Legs

  February 3, 2004 Henry Fountain New York Times

• MarsToday.com

  February 3, 2004

• Biblical Literalism: Constricting the Cosmic Dance

  February 3, 2004 Conrad Hyers Christian Century, p.823

• Biology Evolution vs. Intelligent Design

  February 3, 2004 Robert Wayne Cooper St. Louis Post-Dispatch

  a measure now in the Missouri Legislature would require schools to acknowledge the dispute

• Modern alchemists make two new elements

  February 3, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature science update

  heavy elements approach fabled ‘island of stability’

• Book

  The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality

  February 1, 2004 Brian Greene Knopf

  see also Amazon

• Biology Confronts Evolution

  February 1, 2004 Joseph Mastropaolo Impact, n.368 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "My Dream"

  February 1, 2004 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, v.182 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Time Is Running Out for the Theory of Evolution" (pdf)

  February 1, 2004 Acts & Facts, v.33, n.2, p.1 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Fossil whale preservation implies high diatom accumulation rate in the Miocene-Pliocene Pisco Formation of Peru"

  February 1, 2004 Leonard R. Brand, Raúl Esperante, Arthur V. Chadwick, Orlando Poma Porras, and Merling Alomía Geology, v.32, n.2, p.165-168

• Rover Offers More Evidence That Water Existed on Mars

  February 1, 2004 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• Four Keys to Cosmology

  February 1, 2004 George Musser Scientific American

  the big bang theory works better than ever ... if only cosmologists could figure out that mysterious acceleration

• Advanced Early Jurassic Termite (Insecta: Isoptera) Nests: Evidence From the Clarens Formation in the Tuli Basin, Southern Africa

  February 1, 2004 Emese M. Bordy, Adam J. Bumby, Octavian Catuneanu, and Patrick G. Eriksson Palaios, v.19, n.1, p.68-78

• Book

  The Travels and Adventures of Serendipity: A Study in Sociological Semantics and the Sociology of Science

  February 1, 2004 Robert K. Merton and Elinor Barber Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Dragon Bone Hill: An Ice-Age Saga of Homo Erectus

  February 1, 2004 Noel Thomas Boaz and Russell L. Ciochon  Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Book Nobody Read: Chasing the Revolutions of Nicolaus Copernicus

  February 1, 2004 Owen Gingerich Walker & Co

  see also Amazon

• Viruses, Genes, and Sin: A look at Bioethics, the Bible and Theology

  February 1, 2004 Robert Sheldon (NASA)

• Book

  The Cambrian Fossils of Chengjiang, China: The Flowering of Early Animal Life

  February 1, 2004 Xian-Guang Hou, Richard J. Aldridge, Jan Bergstrom, David J. Siveter, Derek J. Siveter, and Xiang-Hong Feng Blackwell Publishers

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Disturbing the Solar System: Impacts, Close Encounters, and Coming Attractions

  February 1, 2004 Alan E. Rubin Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The New Physics and Cosmology: Dialogues with the Dalai Lama

  February 1, 2004 Arthur Zajonc (editor) Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Volcanism

  February 1, 2004 Hans-Ulrich Schmincke Springer-Verlag

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Life in the Solar System and Beyond

  February 1, 2004 Barrie William Jones Springer-Verlag

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Knowledge and the World: Challenges Beyond the Science Wars

  February 1, 2004 Martin Carrier, Johannes Roggenhofer, Gunter Küppers, and Philippe Blanchard (editors) Springer-Verlag

  see also Amazon