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• "Reconciling Science with Natural Philosophy"

  January 1, 2004 Michael Augros The Thomist, v.68, p.105-141

• Is Pierolapithecus the Last Common Ancestor of Humans and Apes?

  January 1, 2004 Kathy Wren and Michaela Jarvis AAAS News Release

• Book

  Beyond Measure: Modern Physics, Philosophy and the Meaning of Quantum Theory

  January 1, 2004 Jim Baggott Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Design Revolution: Answering the Toughest Questions About Intelligent Design

  January 1, 2004 William A. Dembski InterVarsity Press

  see also Amazon

• News Update/Commentary

  Earth loses its magnetism

  December 31, 2003 Molly Bentley BBC News

  the Earth's magnetic field strength has steadily and mysteriously waned, leaving parts of the planet vulnerable to increased radiation from space

• The National Creed

  December 30, 2003 David Brooks New York Times

  political parties grow more orthodox, while religions grow more fluid

• "The Origin of Malaria: Mixed Messages from Genetic Diversity"

  December 30, 2003 Daniel L. Hartl Nature Reviews Microbiology, v.2, p.15-22

• Exploring the Future of Accelerating Change (conference)

  December 30, 2003 Stanford University

• Experimental Lit

  December 28, 2003 Laura Miller New York Times

  evolutionary psychology, like all alluringly comprehensive Theories of Everything, can foster both valuable insights and the daffiest poppycock

• Strong Earthquake Hits Central California

  December 23, 2003 Charlie LeDuff and Dean E. Murphy New York Times

• Fingers crossed for Beagle 2

  December 23, 2003 Philip Ball Nature science update

  search for life on Mars set to enter a new phase

• News Update/Commentary

  Lomborg celebrates ministry ruling

  December 22, 2003 BBC News

  the scientist who wrote a best-selling book that set out to show the world was not heading for environmental meltdown is celebrating a victory

• Newspaper Article

  review: 'Pompeii': Under the Volcano

  December 21, 2003 Daniel Mendelsohn New York Times

• Reason and Faith, Eternally Bound

  December 20, 2003 Edward Rothstein New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Dark energy tops science class

  December 20, 2003 Paul Rincon BBC News

  a series of breakthroughs in the quest to identify the mysterious fabric of the Universe has topped a list of the 10 key scientific advances of 2003

• "Retroactive prayer: a preposterous hypothesis?"

  December 20, 2003 Brian Olshansky British Medical Journal, v.327, p.1465-1468

• "Retroactive prayer: lots of history, not much mystery, and no science"

  December 20, 2003 Jeffrey P. Bishop British Medical Journal, v.329, n.7480, p.1444-1446

• Darwin's Nightmare (documentary)

  December 20, 2003 Hubert Sauper

  the Nile Perch, a voracious predator introduced into Lake Victoria as a little scientific experiment in the 1960s, has extinguished almost the entire stock of the native fish species

• reviews:

• "BREAKTHROUGH OF THE YEAR: The Runners-Up" requires free registration

  December 19, 2003 Science, v.302, n.5653, p.2039-2045

• Science breakthrough of the year: proof of our exploding universe

  December 19, 2003 Tim Radford The Guardian (UK)

• "BREAKTHROUGH OF THE YEAR: Illuminating the Dark Universe" requires free registration

  December 19, 2003 Charles Seife Science, v.302, n.5653, p.2038-2039

  dark energy, dark matter, the age of the universe, a precise speed of expansion

• "EVOLUTION: Climb Every Mountain?" requires free registration

  December 19, 2003 Santiago F. Elena and Rafael Sanjuán Science, v.302, n.5653, p.2074-2075

  as a bacterial population becomes a niche specialist, it is less able to adapt to other niches

• The Field that Ate the Milky Way

  December 19, 2003 Shawna Williams Physical Review Focus

  a magnetic field has already swallowed our entire galaxy, and no one knows where it came from or when it arrived

• "Palaeolithic ivory sculptures from southwestern Germany and the origins of figurative art" requires free registration

  December 18, 2003 Nicholas J. Conard Nature, v.426, p.830-832

• "Recent ice ages on Mars" requires free registration

  December 18, 2003 James W. Head, John F. Mustard, Mikhail A. Kreslavsky, Ralph E. Milliken, and David R. Marchant Nature, v.426, p.797-802

• A larval Devonian lungfish

  December 18, 2003 Keith S. Thomson, Mark Sutton, and Bethia Thomas Nature, v.426, p.833-834

• Religion: For Dummies

  December 18, 2003 Laura Sheahen (interviewer) beliefnet.com

  scientist Richard Dawkins on Darwin, the Sistine Chapel, and why the world would be better off without religion

• Magazine names age of universe 'discovery of the year'

  December 18, 2003 CBC News (Canada)

• Oldest evidence of photosynthesis

  December 17, 2003 Paul Rincon BBC News Online

  scientists claim to have found the oldest evidence of photosynthesis - the most important chemical reaction on Earth - in 3.7-billion-year-old rocks

• New doubts on dark energy

  December 17, 2003 Belle Dumé PhysicsWeb (Institute of Physics)

• Carvings reveal early European's artistic skill

  December 17, 2003 Will Knight New Scientist

• Coral reveals ancient origins of human genes

  December 16, 2003 Carina Dennis Nature science update

  invertebrate DNA raises questions about evolution models

• Waiting for the Supermutants

  December 14, 2003 Paul Gordon Los Angeles Times

  how we know Darwin got it wrong

• Courtly Combatant

  December 13, 2003 John Perry World on the Web, v.18, n.48

  Berkeley law professor Phillip Johnson has been in the lion's den since 1991, when he horrified the "mandarins of science" by publicly challenging Darwinism. Now in his 60s and despite suffering the effects of a stroke, WORLD's Daniel of the Year continue

• An Early Cretaceous Tribosphenic Mammal and Metatherian Evolution

  December 12, 2003 Zhe-Xi Luo,Qiang Ji, John R. Wible, and Chong-Xi Yuan Science, v.302, n.5652, p.1934-1940

  This fossil from China dates to 125 million years ago and extends the record of marsupial relatives with skeletal remains by 50 million years.

• Marsupial Origins

  December 12, 2003 Richard L. Cifelli and Brian M. Davis Science, v.302, n.5652, p.1899-1900

• Newspaper Article

  Comparing Genomes Shows Split Between Chimps and People

  December 12, 2003 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Genome Comparisons Hold Clues to Human Evolution

  December 12, 2003 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.302, n.5652, p.1876-1877

• Magnetic Field Is Fading, but No Dire Effects Are Foreseen

  December 12, 2003 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• Book

  World takes on evolution

  December 12, 2003 Mark Looy Answers in Genesis

• Radioactive potassium may be major heat source in Earth's core

  December 12, 2003 BrightSurf.com

• Genome scan shows human-chimp differences

  December 12, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  variations hint at how our lifestyle is reflected in our genes

• Cave colours reveal mental leap

  December 11, 2003 David Whitehouse BBC News Online

  red-stained bones dug up in a cave in Israel are prompting researchers to speculate that symbolic thought emerged much earlier than they had believed

• "Geochronology: Dating of the Herto hominin fossils" requires free registration

  December 11, 2003 Peter Faupl, Wolfram Richter, and Christoph Urbanek Nature, v.426, p.621-622

  "These important discoveries may therefore be distinctly younger than reported."

• Planet-formation model indicates Earthlike planets might be common

  December 11, 2003 BrightSurf.com

• The world's expanding waistline: The shape of things to come

  December 11, 2003 The Economist

• Chimp genome draft completed

  December 10, 2003 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  closest relative's code will highlight human qualities

• Scientist Links Man to Climate Over the Ages

  December 10, 2003 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• Nobel protester wins alternative prize

  December 10, 2003 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  Stockholm ceremony proceeds despite dispute

• No fiery extinction for dinosaurs

  December 9, 2003 Paul Rincon BBC News Online

  it is unlikely the dinosaurs perished in a global firestorm triggered by the asteroid strike on Earth 65 million years ago