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• Earth's asteroid risk reduced

  November 14, 2003 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  warmth of nearby space rocks gives clue to their size

• TEACHING EVOLUTION: Texas Resolves War Over Biology Texts

  November 14, 2003 Constance Holden Science, v.302, n.5648, p.1130

• Piltdown Man: Britain's Greatest Hoax

  November 14, 2003 Kate Bartlett BBC

  Piltdown Man fooled the scientific community for some forty years before the hoax was finally discovered

• Fossil Fuel

  November 14, 2003 Ben & Jerry's

  sweet cream ice cream with chocolate cookie pieces, fudge dinosaurs, and a fudge swirl

• "Rapid body size decline in Alaskan Pleistocene horses before extinction" requires free registration

  November 13, 2003 R. Dale Guthrie Nature, v.426, p.169-171

• Scientists Progress on Artificial Bugs

  November 13, 2003 ABC News (Associated Press) scientists report progress in making artificial bacterial-killing bugs

• Scientists create a virus that reproduces

  November 13, 2003 Elizabeth Weise USA Today

• God, man and growth

  November 13, 2003 The Economist two economists go where angels fear to tread

• The Case of the Midwife Toad

  November 13, 2003 The Museum of Hoaxes Can acquired characteristics be passed on to one's offspring?

• Sons I gave birth to are 'unrelated' to me

  November 13, 2003 Roger Highfield Telegraph (UK)

• Biblical Archaeology: Garden of Eden

  November 13, 2003 Institute for Biblical & Scientific Studies

• Fossil fools: Return to Piltdown

  November 13, 2003 Paul Rincon BBC — see also: The Unmasking of Piltdown Man

• ARN-Announce, n.33

  November 12, 2003 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

• Science Times

  November 11, 2003 New York Times

  Science is not a collection of answers, but a way of asking questions, an enterprise driven by curiosity. Following are some of the most provocative questions facing science. Answers are provisional.

• Evolution to stay in Texas texts

  November 11, 2003 Megan Sever Geotimes

• Giants and Dinosaurs Together?!

  November 11, 2003 Anatolii Vasilev, "Kontinent" Pravda (Russia)

• FAQ: Can irreducible complexity be evolved via gene duplication and co-optation of parts?

  November 11, 2003

• Evolution in (Brownian) space: a model for the origin of the bacterial flagellum

  November 10, 2003 N. J. Matzke TalkDesign.org

• Vote in Texas Is One for the Science Books

  November 7, 2003 Scott Gold Los Angeles Times

  state board, in what is seen as a rebuke to religious conservatives, adopts high school biology texts that teach the theory of evolution

• Board gives final approval to biology books

  November 7, 2003 April Castro Star-Telegram (Dallas-Fort Worth)

• Textbook Reformers See Last-Minute Victory in Texas Decision

  November 7, 2003 Discovery Institute Yahoo!

  board adopts textbooks after education agency head pledges to address remaining factual errors

• Atoms Team Up to Slow Down

  November 7, 2003 Adrian Cho Physical Review Focus

• UN blocks human cloning ban

  November 7, 2003 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  vote postpones cloning resolution for two years

• Board to vote on texts' take on evolution

  November 6, 2003 Karen Adler San Antonio Express-News

• Religion, Science May Turn a Page Over Textbook in Texas

  November 6, 2003 Scott Gold Los Angeles Times

  conservatives want the state to reject a biology book or require editing of parts on evolution; some say it may open the door to creationism

• review: Clockwork Science

  November 6, 2003 Freeman J. Dyson New York Review of Books, v.50, n.17

• Nearest galactic neighbour discovered

  November 5, 2003 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  Milky Way caught consuming Big Dog next door

• Biased texts mess with Texas

  November 5, 2003 Della Sentilles Yale Daily News

• History and Future of the Relationship Between the Geosciences and Religion: Litigation, Education, Reconciliation?

  November 5, 2003 John F. Bratton (presiding) Geological Society of America (oral session #249), Seattle, WA

• The Relationship between Religion and Science: Moving from Antagonism to Mutual Respect / Gregg R. Davidson

• Intelligent Design and Young-Earth Creationism -- Investigating Nested Hierarchies of Philosophy and Belief

  November 5, 2003 Marcus R. Ross Geol. Soc. Amer. Abstracts with Programs, v.35, n.6, p.609

• Methodological Naturalism?

  November 5, 2003 Department of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame perspective from a Christian philosopher

• Arguments we think creationists should NOT use

  November 5, 2003

• Linus Pauling and the Race for DNA

  November 5, 2003

• Pascal's Wager

  November 5, 2003

• Astrobiology Web

  November 5, 2003

• Genesis Research

  November 5, 2003

• The Ark

  November 5, 2003 internet reality game show where Big Brother meets the Bible

• Seven Years of Starlight and Time

  November 5, 2003 D. Russell Humphreys Institute for Creation Research

• Acceleration Disrupts Quantum Teleportation

  November 4, 2003 Phil Schewe, James Riordon, and Ben Stein Physics News Update (AIP), n.660 #2

• North Village To Be Home To First Faculty-in-Residence

  November 4, 2003 Lori Scott Fogleman Baylor University

    Dr. Walter Bradley, Distinguished Professor of Engineering and associate dean for research in the School of Engineering and Computer Science, and his wife, Ann, will be student housing residents. Bradley has co-authored one book and six book chapters on

• "Episodic hyperthermic dysoxia: cause of the Permian/Triassic and Triassic/Jurassic mass extinction events and for the evolution of the saurischian/avian respiratory systems" (abstract)

  November 4, 2003 Peter D. Ward Seattle Annual Meeting, Geological Society of America

• “Noah's Flood” and the Late Quaternary Geological and Archaeological History of the Black Sea and Adjacent Basins

  November 4, 2003 Valentina Yanko-Hombach and Jim Teller (presiding) Geological Society of America (oral session #189), Seattle, WA

• The Adjacent Possible

  November 3, 2003 Stuart Kauffman Edge, n.127

  an autonomous agent (e.g., a free-living cell) is something that can both reproduce itself and do at least one thermodynamic work cycle

• Holes in space are not empty

  November 3, 2003 Philip Ball Nature science update

  universe may be full of great dark voids where rules are different

• News Update/Commentary

  Volcanoes may have choked Earth, helped dinosaurs

  November 3, 2003 CNN

  low oxygen levels could have triggered two giant extinctions hundreds of millions of years ago, allowing the dinosaurs to reign supreme over the ancestors of mammals

• Evolution at center of textbook debate

  November 3, 2003 April Castro Austin American-Statesman

  state board to decide whether books should include criticism of theory

• Death by hydrogen sulfide: a kill mechanism for the end-Permian mass extinction (abstract)

  November 3, 2003 Lee R. Kump, Alexander Pavlov, Michael Arthur, Yashuhiro Kato, and Anthony Riccardi Seattle Annual Meeting, Geological Society of America

• Book

  What it Means to be 98% Chimpanzee: Apes, People, and their Genes

  November, 2003 Jonathan Marks University of California Press

• "The Mathematical Impossibility of Evolution"

  November 1, 2003 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.179 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Creationist Colleges"

  November 1, 2003 Henry M. Morris, Jack Kriege, and Ken Cumming Impact, n.365 (Institute for Creation Research)