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• Black Crunch jams Universal cycle

  December 23, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  space might end up dark, thick and boring

• False dawns in the brave world of New Genetics

  December 22, 2002 Mike Bygrave Guardian Unlimited Observer (UK)

• From Lake's Depths, Frozen Bacteria Are Brought Back to Life

  December 22, 2002 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• Word War Breaks Out in Research on Stem Cells

  December 21, 2002 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• "Earth's Early Atmosphere" requires free registration

  December 20, 2002 Uwe H. Wiechert Science, v.298, n.5602, p.2341-2342

• "HUMAN GENETICS: Mapping Human History" requires free registration

  December 20, 2002 Mary-Claire King and Arno G. Motulsky Science, v.298, n.5602, p.2342-2343

• Response to: Resolution of the American Association for the Advancement of Science that seeks to Censor Intelligent Design

  December 19, 2002 Intelligent Design Network, Managing Directors and Managers

• Scientists Ask: What Is a Gene, Anyway?

  December 18, 2002 Matthew Herper Forbes

• New Premise in Science: Get the Word Out Quickly, Online

  December 17, 2002 Amy Harmon New York Times

  electronic challenge to the leading scientific journals

• Gotta Have Faith

  December 17, 2002 Paul Krugman New York Times

  guns don't kill people; Charles Darwin kills people

• Adapting to Our Own Engineering

  December 17, 2002 Robin Marantz Henig New York Times

  the world's first human clone

• Darwin in the Classroom: Ohio allows alternatives

  December 17, 2002 John G. West, Jr. National Review Online

• Maintaining Creationist Integrity

  December 16, 2002 Carl Wieland, Ken Ham, and Jonathan Sarfati Answers in Genesis

  a response to Kent Hovind

• "Extremely rapid cooling of a carbonaceous-chondrite chondrule containing very ¹⁶O-rich olivine and a ²⁶Mg-excess"

  December 15, 2002 Hisayoshi Yurimoto and John T. Wasson Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, v.66, n.24, p.4355-4363

• Scientists exposed as sloppy reporters

  December 14, 2002 Hazel Muir New Scientist

• The Draft Genome of Ciona intestinalis: Insights into Chordate and Vertebrate Origins

  December 13, 2002 Paramvir Dehal, et al. Science, v.298, n.5601, p.2157-2167

• Short-Lived Nuclides in Hibonite Grains from Murchison: Evidence for Solar System Evolution

  December 13, 2002 K. K. Marhas, J. N. Goswami, and A. M. Davis Science, v.298, n.5601, p.2182-2185

• A Late Triassic Impact Ejecta Layer in Southwestern Britain

  December 13, 2002 Gordon Walkden, Julian Parker, and Simon Kelley Science, v.298, n.5601, p.2185-2188

• Ohio Strengthens Teaching of Evolution

  December 12, 2002 New York Times

• "Sex releases the speed limit on evolution" requires free registration

  December 12, 2002 Nick Colegrave Nature, v.420, p.664-666

• Butterflies' Flights Disclose Free Spirits

  December 12, 2002 James Gorman New York Times

• Uni announces plans to clone human embryos

  December 11, 2002 Sydney Morning Herald

  Stanford University announced its intention to clone human embryos, becoming the first US university to publicly embrace the politically charged procedure, after receiving an anonymous $21.5 million donation

• News Update/Commentary

  Butterflies point to micro machines

  December 11, 2002 BBC News

• How we could create life

  December 11, 2002 Paul Davies Guardian (UK)

  the key to existence will be found not in primordial sludge, but in the nanotechnology of the living cell

• ‘Intelligent design’ whimpers out in Ohio

  December 11, 2002 Michael Matthews Answers in Genesis

• ‘Design’ of life may be taught as science

  December 11, 2002 Sandra Svoboda Toledo Blade (OH)

• New standards play down `intelligent design'

  December 11, 2002 Jennifer Mrozowski Cincinnati Enquirer (Ohio)

  state board of education updates guidelines on science curricula

• Ohio school board approves evolution

  December 11, 2002 Liz Sidoti Salina Journal (Kansas), Associated Press

• School board approves science guidelines that include evolution

  December 11, 2002 Marion Star (Ohio), Associated Press

• Policy resolved on origin of life

  December 11, 2002 Scott Stephens Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

• At Genetic Frontier, the House Mouse Serves Humanity

  December 10, 2002 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Board asked to drop analysis of evolution from science standards

  December 10, 2002 Liz Sidoti Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), Associated Press

• School board approves science guidelines that include evolution

  December 10, 2002 Liz Sidoti Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), Associated Press

• Anybody Out There? Part I

  December 10, 2002 Oliver Sacks Astrobiology Magazine

• Believe Me (Or Else)

  December 10, 2002 John D. Martin Boundless Webzine (Focus on the Family)

  at Texas Tech, Dr. Michael Dini claims that belief in human evolution as the sole explanation of human origins is an indispensable prerequisite for the study and practice of medicine

• Robots to scrutinise Mars' rocks

  December 10, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  NASA unveils plans for pair of Mars rovers

• New Ohio Science Standards Open the Door to Creationist Religious Instruction, Americans United Charges

  December 10, 2002 contact: Joseph Conn, Rob Boston Americans United for Separation of Church and State

  national group vows to go to court to fight any attempt to interject religion into Ohio public school science classes

• Nibbling at a New Theory requires free registration

  December 10, 2002 Los Angeles Times 99% of mouse and human genes are the same

• Microbes thrive in the harshest environments

  December 9, 2002 David Perlman San Francisco Chronicle

  research findings give scientists hope of discovering life on planets

• State board to decide on alternative to evolution

  December 9, 2002 Sandra Svoboda Toledo Blade (OH)

• Goldmine yields clues for life on Mars

  December 9, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  radioactive bacteria live deep in the Earth - and maybe elsewhere

• The Great Debate: Atheism vs. Christianity (broadcast)

  December 8, 2002 Michael Newdow, Cliffe Knechtle, Lee Strobel, and Mark Mittelberg Christianity Today

  can the truth of Christianity stand up to scrutiny

• New standards may change little in classroom

  December 8, 2002 Katie Byard Beacon Journal (Ohio)

  public school educators say alternative ideas are discussed: Christian school teaches them

• Sequence Tells Mouse, Human Genome Secrets

  December 6, 2002 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.298, n.5600, p.1863-1865

• Kurt Gödel -- Separating Truth from Proof in Mathematics

  December 6, 2002 Keith Devlin Science, v.298, n.5600, p.1899-1900

• Intelligent design could offer fresh ideas on evolution

  December 6, 2002 John G. West, Jr. Seattle Post-Intelligencer

• "Thermal alteration of the Earth's oldest fossils" requires free registration

  December 5, 2002 Józef Kazmierczak and Barbara Kremer Nature, v.420, p.477-478

• The Mouse Genome

  December 5, 2002 Nature

  the complete initial sequence and analysis of the mouse genome -- the experimental key to the human genome -- and all content from the mouse genome special issue is available free

• "Mining the mouse genome" requires free registration

  December 5, 2002 Allan Bradley Nature, v.420, p.512-514

  we have the draft sequence -- but how do we unlock its secrets?

• Similarities Found in Mouse Genes and Human's

  December 5, 2002 Nicholas Wade New York Times