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• News Update/Commentary

  Carter slams Georgia's 'evolution' proposal

  January 30, 2004 CNN

  former President Jimmy Carter said he was "embarrassed" by Georgia's proposal to ban the word "evolution" from the state's curriculum

• Ga. Official Wants to Replace 'Evolution'

  January 30, 2004 Georgia Department of Education ABC News (Associated Press)

  Georgia school official proposes taking word 'evolution' from science curriculum

• Georgia Takes on 'Evolution'

  January 30, 2004 Andrew Jacobs New York Times

• ASTRONOMY: Nuclear Fossils in Stardust

  January 30, 2004 Larry R. Nittler Science, v.303, n.5658, p.636-637

• "Nuclear Fossils in Stardust" requires free registration

  January 30, 2004 Larry R. Nittler Science, v.303, n.5658, p.636-637

• Jimmy Carter on Evolution

  January 30, 2004 Sean Rowe WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

• Time Machines

  January 30, 2004 Forrest M. Mims III Seguin Gazette-Enterprise (Texas)

• A Critique of the Privileged Planet Hypothesis

  January 30, 2004 Kyler Kuehn American Scientific Affiliation Annual Meeting

• "Friction falls towards zero in quartz rock as slip velocity approaches seismic rates" requires free registration

  January 29, 2004 Giulio di Toro, David L. Goldsby, and Terry E. Tullis Nature, v.427, p.436-439

• Georgia may shun 'evolution' in schools

  January 29, 2004 Mary MacDonald Atlanta Journal-Constitution

  revised curriculum plan outrages science teachers

• Creationism quandary

  January 29, 2004 Christopher Harrop Kansas State Collegian

  Missouri legislators shouldn’t force creation theory in schools via bill

• "Devonian tetrapod from western Europe" requires free registration

  January 29, 2004 Gaël Clément, Per E. Ahlberg, Alain Blieck, Henning Blom, Jennifer A. Clack, Edouard Poty, Jacques Thorez, and Philippe Janvier Nature, v.427, p.412-413

• Darwin headed for extinction

  January 29, 2004 Wesley Jackson Sidelines Online (Middle Tennessee State University)

• ARN-Announce, n.35

  January 28, 2004 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

• Eager NASA Is Bringing Mars Down to Earth

  January 27, 2004 Amy Harmon New York Times

• New study shows Neanderthals were not our ancestors

  January 27, 2004 New York University BrightSurf.com

• Book

  Uncommon Dissent: Intellectuals Who Find Darwinism Unconvincing

  January 27, 2004 William A. Dembski (editor) ISI Books

  see also Amazon

• Built for the Arctic: A Species' Splendid Adaptations

  January 27, 2004 Natalie Angier New York Times

• Higher Learning

  January 26, 2004 Rebecca Winters Time Magazine

  Can an institution [such as Azusa Pacific University] that doubts Darwin and mandates chapel attendance provide an education the mainstream world respects?

• Stephen Hawking rejects abuse claims

  January 23, 2004 CNN (Associated Press)

  famed astrophysicist said that allegations he was abused are "completely false," but his ex-wife urged police to investigate reports that he suffered a series of unexplained injuries

• The code that must be cracked

  January 22, 2004 Steven Rose The Guardian (UK)

  the honeybee has been sequenced - and nobody noticed

• Telepathy debate hits London

  January 22, 2004 John Whitfield Nature science update

  audience charmed by the paranormal

• Images From 2nd Mars Rover Show 'Bizarre Alien Landscape'

  January 22, 2004 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• Mission to Mars

  January 22, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature science update

  Mars special

• Monkeys unable to master grammar crucial to language

  January 22, 2004 Steve Bradt Harvard University Gazette

  nonhuman primates appear capable of understanding only very basic grammatical structures

• Scientists Confirm Evolutionary Exception

  January 21, 2004 Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA

  researchers provide strong evidence that an ancient microbe thrives and evolves without sex

• Spirit Moves to Investigate Composition of Martian Rock

  January 21, 2004 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• No Foolproof Way Is Seen to Contain Altered Genes

  January 21, 2004 Andrew Pollack New York Times

• Good reason to shoot for the moon

  January 21, 2004 Guillermo Gonzalez and Jay W. Richards Seattle Post-Intelligencer

• Study: Red Sea parting was possible

  January 21, 2004 Washington Times (UPI)

• At Grand Canyon Park, a Rift Over Creationist Book

  January 20, 2004 Kimberly Edds Washington Post, p.A17

• Volcanic impact not so chilling

  January 19, 2004 Philip Ball Nature science update

  super-eruptions might not be as environmentally devastating as we thought

• What sort of patterns do scientists working on the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) project look for?

  January 19, 2004 Scientific American

• Mole rat's magnetic magic revealed

  January 19, 2004 Gaia Vince New Scientist

• Critics Say the Park Service Is Letting Religion and Politics Affect Its Policies

  January 18, 2004 Michael Janofsky New York Times

• review: Are we here by chance?

  January 17, 2004 Michael Ruse The Globe and Mail (Canada), p.D9

• Book

  Life's Solution: Inevitable Humans in a Lonely Universe

  January 17, 2004 Simon Conway Morris Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Creation Research

  January 17, 2004

• "Fossil embryos from the Middle and Late Cambrian period of Hunan, south China" requires free registration

  January 15, 2004 Xi-Ping Dong, Philip C. J. Donoghue, Hong Cheng, and Jian-Bo Liu Nature, v.427, p.237-240

• Faith & Reason Series

  January 15, 2004 William A. Dembski

• Book

  Agents Under Fire: Materialism and the Rationality of Science

  January 15, 2004 Angus J. L. Menuge Rowman & Littlefield

  see also Amazon

• Mars rover rolls out

  January 15, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature science update

  NASA’s craft Spirit has hit the dirt and is set to go

• Life (and Death) on Mars

  January 15, 2004 Paul Davies New York Times

• Tests Suggest Scientists Have Found Big Bang Goo

  January 14, 2004 James Glanz New York Times

• Evolution of Gene Related to Brain's Growth Is Detailed

  January 14, 2004 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Monkey morality

  January 14, 2004 Michael Hopkin Nature science update

  sharing might not be as nice as it's cracked up to be

• The Allure of an Outpost on the Moon

  January 13, 2004 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• The Grand Canyon Tears America Apart in Battle Between Science and Faith

  January 12, 2004 Andrew Gumbel Independent (UK)

• Comments on the TV programmes The Big Question

  January 12, 2004 Biblical Creation Society

• Luther and Science

  January 12, 2004 Donald H. Kobe Leadership University