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• Siberia yields oldest authenticated DNA

  April 18, 2003 Rex Dalton Nature science update

  400,000-year-old plant sequence pulled from the permafrost

• "Lessons from Kepler and the theory of everything"

  April 17, 2003 Lincoln Wolfenstein

  Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA/ Johannes Kepler's successes and failures provide lessons for reductionists seeking the theory of everything as well as for those who have proclaimed the end of reductionism.

• News Update/Commentary

  Most ancient DNA ever?

  April 17, 2003 Helen Briggs BBC News

  the oldest DNA ever discovered has been found preserved in ice in Siberia

• Ancient Proteins Reveal the Past

  April 16, 2003 Amanda Yarnell Chemical & Engineering News

  mass spectroscopic amino acid sequencing methods open genetic window to long ago

• Human Genome Is Completed -- Now Comes the Hard Part

  April 15, 2003 Rosie Mestel Los Angeles Times

• Scientists Say Human Genome Is Complete

  April 15, 2003 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Final human genome sequence released

  April 14, 2003 Andy Coghlan New Scientist

• 'The Extravagant Universe': Department of Dark Energy

  April 13, 2003 Michael Riordan New York Times

• A Brief History of the Multiverse

  April 12, 2003 Paul Davies New York Times

• Humans 'nearly impossible' to clone: study

  April 11, 2003 Margaret Munro National Post

• ¹⁴C Dates from Tel Rehov: Iron-Age Chronology, Pharaohs, and Hebrew Kings

  April 11, 2003 Hendrik J. Bruins, Johannes van der Plicht, and Amihai Mazar Science, v.300, n.5617, p.315-318

• Dates Boost Conventional Wisdom About Solomon's Splendor

  April 11, 2003 Constance Holden Science, v.300, n.5617, p.229-231

• Gene Study Finds Cannibal Pattern

  April 11, 2003 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• The battle for American science

  April 10, 2003 Oliver Burkeman and Alok Jha The Guardian (UK)

  creationists, pro-lifers and conservatives now pose a serious threat to research and science teaching in the US

• Scientist Defends Account of Exodus

  April 10, 2003 Richard N. Ostling Washington Post (Associated Press)

• Who Is The Designer? (conference)

  April 10, 2003 Reasons To Believe

• A God of Math & Order

  April 10, 2003 Peter Harrison Christian History (Christianity Today)

  the new science rode in on the shoulders of new theological ideas

• A Panel Discussion on the Theory of Evolution (video)

  April 10, 2003 Access Research Network

• Mass-extinction controversy flares again

  April 10, 2003 Rex Dalton Nature science update

  core from asteroid crater fuels debate on what wiped out the dinosaurs

• Experts Gather to Discuss Nature of Scientific Evidence

  April 10, 2003 Johns Hopkins University

  philosophers, historians and scientists discuss a frequently controversial question: What are the standards that qualify an observation as scientific evidence?

• Does Science Point to God? The Intelligent Design Revolution

  April 7, 2003 Benjamin D. Wiker Crisis Magazine

  More scientists are coming to a conclusion they never expected: The universe was designed. And if it was designed, there must be a Designer. What the Intelligent Design movement could mean for the future of science and religion.

• Dark matter doesn't move in mysterious ways

  April 7, 2003 Geoff Brumfiel Nature science update

  visible matter's elusive counterpart jiggles like gas

• Discerning Truth: A Review of The Right Questions

  April 7, 2003 Seth Cooper The Prolific Reporter (Seattle U. School of Law)

• Double coup for nuclear physicists

  April 7, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  rare reactions give glimpse of Universe's beginnings

• Does Science Point to God? The Intelligent Design Revolution

  April 7, 2003 Benjamin D. Wiker Crisis Magazine

• Confessions of a Skeptic

  April 7, 2003 Richard T. Halvorson Harvard Crimson

• 'A Shortcut Through Time': Quantum Weirdness

  April 6, 2003 Jim Holt New York Times

• 'Enough': The Dangers of Genetic Technologies

  April 6, 2003 Natalie Angier New York Times

• Creationism vs. evolution central debate behind rejection of textbooks

  April 5, 2003 Erin Hudson The Daily Times (Maryville, TN)

• Glenn R. Morton’s Misuse of Woodmorappe’s List of Discrepant Isotopic Dates

  April 4, 2003 John Woodmorappe TrueOrigin Archive

• Dinosaurs ate each other

  April 3, 2003 Helen R. Pilcher Nature science update

  chewed bones convict ancient cannibal

• Spaceship Travel to Another Universe Through a Black Hole

  April 2, 2003 Phil Schewe, James Riordon, and Ben Stein Physics New Update, n.631

• What's life like?

  April 2, 2003 Tabitha M. Powledge The Scientist

  contemplating 'weirdness' in the search for signs of company in the universe

• A Scientific Scandal

  April, 2003 David Berlinski Commentary magazine

  A “definitive" paper on the evolution of the eye is far from what its Darwinian boosters claim

• Book

  Darwin's Proof: The Triumph of Religion Over Science

  April 1, 2003 Cornelius G. Hunter Baker Books

  see also Amazon

• Book

  By Design: Science and the Search for God

  April 1, 2003 Larry A. Witham Encounter Books

  see also Amazon

• The Truth About "Lucy" (pdf)

  April 1, 2003 Apologetics Press

• The Wedge: A Progress Report

  April 1, 2003 April 16, 2001 Access Research Network

• Are Science and Religion Compatible?

  April 1, 2003 Paul Kurtz Skeptical Inquirer

  We need separations between religion and science, ethics, and the state. But there is an appropriate domain for religion, and in this sense science and religion are not necessarily incompatible.

• Book

  Krakatoa: The Day the World Exploded: August 27, 1883

  April 1, 2003 Simon Winchester Harper Collins

  see also Amazon

• "The Voyage of the Beagle - In the Creator's Service"

  April 1, 2003 April 2003 Impact, n.358 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Aliens Inside Us: A (Mostly Friendly) Bacterial Nation

  April 1, 2003 James Gorman New York Times

• Fifi Fights Back

  April 1, 2003 Jane Goodall National Geographic

  Forty-three years after Jane Goodall first set foot in the forests of Africa, Fifi is a mom again, Frodo is the alpha male, and Gremlin is teaching her twins to fish for termites.

• The Rise of Mammals: Adapting, Evolving, Surviving

  April 1, 2003 Rick Gore National Geographic

  Once upon a time, a warm-blooded, milk-producing, fur-covered beast was born. Since then, mammals have conquered every habitat on Earth.

• Solving the Solar Neutrino Problem

  April 1, 2003 Arthur B. McDonald, Joshua R. Klein, and David L. Wark Scientific American

  the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory has solved a 30-year-old mystery by showing that neutrinos from the sun change species en route to the earth

• Was Light Faster in the Past?

  April 1, 2003 Philip Morrison Scientific American

  a maverick physicist posits the possibility--and much more

• Questioning the Oldest Signs of Life

  April 1, 2003 Sarah Simpson Scientific American

  In the past year scientists have been forced to reconsider how they identify life in the most ancient rocks on earth--and elsewhere in the solar system.

• The Popsci Reading List

  April 1, 2003 Gualtiero Piccinini Popular Science — a new book explores how everything stays in sync

• Race -- The Power of an Illusion

  April 1, 2003 PBS

• Book

  Krakatoa: The Day the World Exploded: August 27, 1883

  April 1, 2003 Simon Winchester HarperCollins

  see also Amazon