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• ARN-Announce, n.32

  October 22, 2003 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

• A New Kind of Genomics, With an Eye on Ecosystems

  October 21, 2003 Andrew Pollack New York Times

• Ethics 101: A Course About the Pitfalls

  October 21, 2003 Gina Kolata New York Times

  graduate students at Virginia Commonwealth University are getting quite a different view of research ethics

• New Clue on Which Came First, Tools or Better Diets

  October 21, 2003 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Scientists Revisit an Aegean Eruption Far Worse Than Krakatoa

  October 21, 2003 William J. Broad New York Times

• Dinosaurs got cancer

  October 21, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  bone scans reveal tumors only in duck-billed species

• Of Mice and Men

  October 20, 2003 William Safire New York Times

  Do we really want to cross a man with a mouse?

• No Nobel Prize for Whining

  October 20, 2003 Horace Freeland Judson New York Times

  full-page advertisements appeared in The Washington Post and The New York Times charging at angry length that the Nobel committee was trying to rewrite history by failing to include Raymond V. Damadian, who says in the ads that it was he who

• Are Humans Still Evolving?

  October 20, 2003 Shane Greenup Physics Post

• Art and Science Meet With Novel Results

  October 18, 2003 Emily Eakin New York Times — embedding a theory of consciousness in a novel to show that consciousness is personal and idiosyncratic and especially bound up with time

• Scientists see purpose in 'junk' DNA

  October 17, 2003 Sophia Kazmi Contra Costa Times (Bay Area, California)

• Detection rescues cause and effect

  October 16, 2003 Philip Ball Nature science update

  information does not really travel faster than light

• One number explains animal flight

  October 16, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  engineers and evolutionists take note: wings and tails beat to the same drum

• Book

  Charles Darwin: The Power of Place

  October, 2003 Janet Browne Peinceton University Press

  | See Also Amazon

• Old purple frog danced with dinosaurs

  October 15, 2003 CBC News (Canada)

• New Visions of Nature, Science, and Religion

  October 15, 2003 Jim Proctor (University of California, Santa Barbara) primary funding: The John Templeton Foundation

• review: Designer science

  October 15, 2003 Royal Truman Creation ex Nihilo Technical Journal, v.14, n.1, p.28-34

• New varying speed of light theories (pdf)

  October 15, 2003 João Magueijo arXiv:astro-ph/0305457 v3

• Genesis Veracity

  October 15, 2003

• Evolving by Accident, Not Fitness

  October 14, 2003 David Berreby New York Times

• Teaching tolerance

  October 14, 2003 Francis Beckett The Guardian

  we should abolish faith schools -- they breed only intolerance and isolation

• Who gets credit still a Nobel issue

  October 12, 2003 Michael Stroh and Scott Shane Baltimore Sun, Maryland — in an age of collaborative discoveries, questions of fairness are raised, but it's part of the history of the prizes

• Not So 'Bright'

  October 12, 2003 Dinesh D'Souza Wall Street Journal

  atheists aren't as rational as they think

• Did Nobel Committee Ignore MRI Creator Because of Creationism?

  October 10, 2003 Ted Olsen Christianity Today

  not everybody on the Nobel Committee loves Raymond Damadian

• Astronomers turn to MAGIC

  October 10, 2003 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  new telescope to scan skies for gamma rays

• "Large Cretaceous sphenodontian from Patagonia provides insight into lepidosaur evolution in Gondwana" requires free registration

  October 9, 2003 Sebastián Apesteguía and Fernando E. Novas Nature, v.425, p.609-612

• 'Bright' Rights

  October 5, 2003 John Allen Paulos ABC News

  Is a movement to fight for the non-religious a bright idea or merely a 'Bright' one?

• Revising Gravity

  October 5, 2003 Kim Krieger Physical Review Focus

  Most galaxies have more of the mysterious dark matter than ordinary, visible matter. The gravitational attraction between the two might follow a force law that differs from Newton's law of gravity.

• Conference;

  Christian Faith & Natural Sciences: Friends or Foes?

  October, 2003 Alister McGrath (Professor of Historical Theology, Oxford University) Falls Church, VA

• Ancient eruption marks today's tortoises

  October 3, 2003 Betsy Mason Nature science update

  genes of Galapagos giants record volcano history

• "The oldest articulated chondrichthyan from the Early Devonian period" requires free registration

  October 2, 2003 Randall F. Miller, Richard Cloutier, and Susan Turner Nature, v.425, 501-504

• "Episodic sediment accumulation on Amazonian flood plains influenced by El Niño/Southern Oscillation" requires free registration

  October 2, 2003 Rolf Aalto, et al. Nature, v.425, p.493-497

• Book

  Creationism's Trojan Horse: The Wedge of Intelligent Design

  October 2, 2003 Barbara Carroll Forrest and Paul R. Gross Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Himalayas age nine times overnight

  October 2, 2003 Betsy Mason Nature science update

  birth of world's highest mountains may date back 500 million years

• False Conflict

  October, 2003 Rodney Stark The American Enterprise

  Christianity is Not Only Compatible with Science -- It Created It

• Book

  Perspectives on an Evolving Creation

  October 1, 2003 Keith B. Miller (editor) Eerdmans

  see also Amazon

• Book

  From Darwin to Hitler: Evolutionary Ethics, Eugenics, and Racism in Germany

  October 1, 2003 Richard Weikart Palgrave Macmillan, New York

• RATE Featured at ICC (pdf)

  October 1, 2003 Acts & Facts, v.32, n.10, p.1-3

  reports from the RATE (Radioisotopes and the Age of the Earth) group given at the August International Conference on Creationism in Pittsburgh, PA

• "The Evolving Humanist Manifestos"

  October 1, 2003 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.178 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Carbon Dating Undercuts Evolution's Long Ages

  October 1, 2003 John Baumgardner Impact, n.364 (Institute for Creation Research)

• From the Big Bang to Biology: Does the Latest Evidence Point Back to God? (scroll down to conference)

  October 1, 2003 Michael G. Strauss, Scott Minnich, Nancy Pearcey University of California, Santa Barbara

  co-sponsored by American Scientific Affiliation, Templeton Foundation, and the Veritas Forum

• Discovering the Creator (conference)

  October 1, 2003 Bryan College sponsored by the BSG

• Baraminology Study Group / Bryan College, Dayton, TN

• Unintelligent Designs on Academic Freedom

  October 1, 2003 Hunter Baker American Spectator

• World's Oldest Shark Fossil Found

  October 1, 2003 Sean Markey National Geographic News

• Book

  Science and Faith: Friends or Foes?

  October 1, 2003 C. John Collins Crossway Books

  see also Amazon

• Plants detonated Cambrian explosion

  October 1, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  global cooling may have allowed complex animals to flourish

• Book

  When Science and Christianity Meet

  October 1, 2003 David C. Lindberg and Ronald L. Numbers (editors) University of Chicago Press

  see also Amazon

• Evolution under fire?

  October 1, 2003 David F. Dawes Canadian Christianity

  interviews related to the fact that evolutionary theory is being increasingly called into question by some scientists and scholars

• Part 2 / Denyse O'Lear

• DVD Review: Revisiting The Core

  October 1, 2003 Christina Reed Geotimes

• Ancient glaciers near L.A.

  October 1, 2003 Sara Pratt Geotimes