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• Gene Sweepstakes Ends, but Winner May Well Be Wrong

  June 3, 2003 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Human gene number wager won

  June 3, 2003 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  geneticists draw sweepstake despite uncertainty over final tally; Homo sapiens Genome Symposium, New York, May 2003

• Making a wormhole just got easier...

  June 2, 2003 Philip Ball Nature science update

  ...but it's no simple matter.

• Dinosaur Family Values

  June 1, 2003 Eric Levin Discover, v.24, n.6

  Were the relatives of T. rex social creatures that stuck together with kin? If a maverick researcher is right, life in the Jurassic was one long, frightening picnic.

• Going for the Green

  June 1, 2003 Bob Berman Discover, v.24, n.6

  among a sea of white and red, astronomers search for the color of life

• "Pb isotope variations among Bandelier Tuff feldspars: No evidence for a long-lived silicic magma chamber"

  June 1, 2003 J. A. Wolff and F. C. Ramos Geology, v.31, n.6, p.533-536

  observations undermine any age significance of the Rb-Sr isotope variations

• Book

  Merchants of Immortality: Chasing the Dream of Human Life Extension

  June 1, 2003 Stephen S. Hall Houghton Mifflin Co

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Making Truth: The Roles of Metaphor in Science

  June 1, 2003 Theodore L. Brown University of Illinois Press

  see also Amazon

• Conflict confusion

  June 1, 2003 Carl Wieland Creation, v.25, n.3, p.6 (Answers in Genesis)

  battle sermon goes astray on Genesis

• Book

  The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature

  June 1, 2003 Steven Pinker Penguin

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Cambridge Companion to Darwin

  June 1, 2003 Jonathan Hodge and Gregory Radick (editors) Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Another Clone Milestone as a Mule Is Born in Idaho

  May 30, 2003 Andrew Pollack New York Times

• "Validity and Ethics in Science" requires free registration

  May 30, 2003 R. Stephen Berry Science, v.300, n.5624, p.1341

• "Stress-Induced Mutagenesis in Bacteria" requires free registration

  May 30, 2003 Ivana Bjedov, Olivier Tenaillon, Bénédicte Gérard, Valeria Souza, Erick Denamur, Miroslav Radman, François Taddei, and Ivan Matic/ Science, v.300, n.5624, p.1404-1409

• "Modulating Mutation Rates in the Wild" requires free registration

  May 30, 2003 Susan M. Rosenberg and P. J. Hastings Science, v.300, n.5624, p.1382-1383

• "The Milky Way's Dark, Starving Pit" requires free registration

  May 30, 2003 Robert Irion Science, v.300, n.5624, p.1356-1358

• Biggest Blast in Cosmos Reveals Its Dark Heart

  May 29, 2003 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Project Will Seek to Uncover Genetic Roots of Major Diseases

  May 29, 2003 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• "Mantle thermal pulses below the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and temporal variations in the formation of oceanic lithosphere" requires free registration

  May 29, 2003 Enrico Bonatti, Marco Ligi, Daniele Brunelli, Anna Cipriani, Paola Fabretti, Valentina Ferrante, Luca Gasperini, and Luisa Ottolini Nature, v.423, p.499-505

• Gene acquisition in eukaryotes

  May 28, 2003 C. L. Bishop The Scientist

  marine protist has acquired genes from several sources through lateral gene transfer

• Way Out There in Arp 299, a Factory for Supernovas

  May 28, 2003 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Soon, Three New Travelers to Mars

  May 27, 2003 William J. Broad New York Times

• Research Points to Rapid Planetary Formation Around Distant Stars

  May 27, 2003 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Monkeys and atheists

  May 27, 2003 Dennis Prager townhall.com

• Monkeys and atheists

  May 27, 2003 Dennis Prager Jewish World Review

• These writers don't monkey around

  May 27, 2003 Lloyd Garver Jewish World Review

• Dark matter's pull spotted

  May 26, 2003 Geoff Brumfiel Nature science update

  sky survey shows Universe's unseen stuff shifting galaxies

• What Makes You Who You Are

  May 25, 2003 Matt Ridley Time

  Which is stronger--nature or nurture? The latest science says genes and your experience interact for your whole life.

• 'Triumph and Tragedy in Mudville': Stats Are a Fossil Record

  May 25, 2003 Alan Schwarz New York Times

  on Stephen Jay Gould

• Free will, but not as we know it

  May 24, 2003 Daniel Dennett New Scientist

• "GENOMICS: Not Junk After All" requires free registration

  May 23, 2003 Wojciech Makalowski Science, v.300, n.5623, p.1246-1247

• Death Toll in Algerian Earthquake Rises Above 1,500

  May 23, 2003 New York Times (Associated Press)

• Christianity and the Soul of the University: Faith as a Foundation for Intellectual Community

  May 23, 2003 The Baylor Institute for Faith and Learning and The Council of Christian Scholarly Societies Baylor University, Waco, TX

• SARS came from space: scientist

  May 23, 2003 Mary Vallis National Post

  carried on cosmic dust

• Where 2 Tectonic Plates Move and Meet

  May 23, 2003 Kenneth Chang New York Times

  the Algeria earthquake

• The Case of the Pseudogenes

  May 23, 2003 Paul Nesselroade Wedge Update (Access Research Update)

• Time to abandon Darwin? The Challenge from Intelligent Design (lecture)

  May 22, 2003 Kenneth Miller and Brent Waters American Association for the Advancement of Science

• "Mammalian microevalution: Rapid change in mouse mitochondrial DNA" requires free registration

  May 22, 2003 Oliver R. W. Pergams, Wayne M. Barnes, and Dennis Nyberg Nature, v.423, p.397

• Alchemy with light shocks physicists

  May 21, 2003 Charles Choi

  New Scientist / "unexpected and stunning new physical phenomena" soon to be published in Physical Review Letters

• Newspaper Article

  Now on the Web, a Peek Into Einstein's Thoughts

  May 20, 2003 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Einstein Archives Online

  May 20, 2003 Hebrew University of Jerusalem & California Institute of Technology

• Book

  When Life Nearly Died: The Greatest Mass Extinction of All Time

  May 20, 2003 Michael J. Benton Thames & Hudson

  see also Amazon

• Telescopes of the World, Unite! A Cosmic Database Emerges

  May 20, 2003 Bruce Schechter New York Times

• Religion can't be used as an alibi

  May 19, 2003 Roy Hattersley The Guardian (UK)

  it must be wrong to tolerate ritual slaughter, bigotry or creationism

• Chimps should be part of human genus, scientists say

  May 19, 2003 MSNBC News (Associated Press)

• Scientists and Their Religions

  May 19, 2003 The Scientist

• Evolutionary Leaps of Logic: Dangerously Entertaining

  May 18, 2003 Chris Mooney Washington Post, p.B03

• A New Slice on Physics

  May 17, 2003 K. C. Cole

  Los Angeles Times / Is the world we see trapped on a thin membrane separating us from vast other realms?

• ARN-Announce, n.30

  May 16, 2003 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

• "PALEONTOLOGY: Life's Diversity May Truly Have Leaped Since the Dinosaurs" requires free registration

  May 16, 2003 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.300, n.5622, p.1067-1069