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• Stem Cell Mixing May Form a Human-Mouse Hybrid

  November 27, 2002 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• A Wanderer at Home in Grass and Stardust

  November 26, 2002 Dennis Overbye New York Times / on the source of human life

• Evolving Education: "Teach the Controversy"

  November 25, 2002 Leadership University (Campus Crusade for Christ)

• Greater than 98% Chimp/human DNA similarity? Not any more

  November 25, 2002 David A. DeWitt Answers in Genesis

  a common evolutionary argument gets reevaluated -- by evolutionists themselves

• Molting Habits May Have Led to Extinction of Trilobite

  November 25, 2002 Michigan State University ScienceDaily

• Scientists condemn new gene technique

  November 24, 2002 Antony Barnett and Robin McKie Guardian Unlimited Observer (UK)

• Ohio Baptists encourage schools to present intelligent design

  November 22, 2002 Baptist Press News

• Will scientists create new life forms/and what would it prove?

  November 22, 2002 Jonathan Sarfati Answers in Genesis

• 'Intelligent design' theory threatens science classrooms

  November 22, 2002 Alan I. Leshner Seattle Post-Intelligencer

• Scientists Hope to Make New Bacterium

  November 22, 2002 Paul Recer Washington Post (Associated Press)

• From Wolf to Dog, Yes, but When?

  November 22, 2002 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Stone Age man kept a dog

  November 22, 2002 Kendall Powell Nature science update

  genes and behavior show ancient ties for man and mutt

• "Primate Origins Nailed" requires free registration

  November 22, 2002 Eric J. Sargis Science, v.298, n.5598, p.1564-1565

• A Trigger for the Cambrian Explosion?

  November 22, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.298, n.5598, p.1547

• Reading Discussion: No Free Lunch

  November 21, 2002 William Dembski International Society for Complexity, Information, and Design

  sign-up for the ISCID reading discussion on No Free Lunch: Why Specified Complexity Cannot Be Purchased Without Intelligence; live chat with William Dembski

• Satellites spy on meteorite explosions

  November 21, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  defense data lower forecast for asteroids exploding in Earth's atmosphere

• Fossil forgery's front half revealed

  November 21, 2002 Henry Gee Nature science update

  the head end of Archaeoraptor, the notorious fake dinosaur, ate fish

• Scientists Want A Life

  November 21, 2002 CBS News (Associated Press)

  gene scientist J. Craig Venter and Hamilton Smith, a Nobel laureate, hope to create a single-celled, partially man-made organism with the minimum number of genes necessary to sustain life

• Scientists 'to create new life-form'

  November 21, 2002 Ananova

• Scientists Try to Create New Life

  November 21, 2002 ABC News (Associated Press)

  a government grant will help scientists try to create a new form of life in the laboratory in an effort to develop new sources of energy and detect biological weapons

• Scientists Want New Form of Life

  November 21, 2002 Washington Post (Associated Press)

• Scientists Planning to Make New Form of Life

  November 21, 2002 Justin Gillis Washington Post

• In silico simulations reveal that replicators with limited dispersal evolve towards higher efficiency and fidelity

  November 21, 2002 Péter Szabó, István Scheuring, Tamás Czárán, and Eörs Szathmáry Nature, v.420, p.340-343

• Archaeoraptor's better half

  November 21, 2002 Zhonghe Zhou, Julia A. Clarke, and Fucheng Zhang Nature, v.420, p.285

• "The morphogenesis of feathers" requires free registration

  November 21, 2002 Mingke Yu, Ping Wu, Randall B. Widelitz, and Cheng-Ming Chuong Nature, v.420, p.308-312

• "The flux of small near-Earth objects colliding with the Earth" requires free registration

  November 21, 2002 P. Brown, R. E. Spalding, D. O. Revelle, E. Tagliaferri, and S. P. Worden Nature, v.420, p.294-296

• Black holes on a collision course

  November 19, 2002 MSNBC (Associated Press)

  scientists say Chandra provides first evidence that two such mysteries can coexist in one galaxy

• Epicurus' - and Darwin's - Dangerous Idea

  November 18, 2002 Richard Weikart Christianity Today / how we became hedonists

• Intelligent Design vs. Darwinism

  November 17, 2002 Michael Behe and Michael Ruse Test of Faith (panel TV show)

• A New Window to the Early Universe

  November 15, 2002 Eric Hivon and Marc Kamionkowski Science, v.298, n.5597, p.1349-1350

• "U.N. Split Over Full or Partial Cloning Ban" requires free registration

  November 15, 2002 Gretchen Vogel Science, v.298, n.5597, p.1316-1317

• Raëlian Movement supports ID Theory

  November 15, 2002 PR Web

  support of the Intelligent Design Movement and their attempt to promote the teaching of ID theory within science classes

• Raël — life originated, not from evolution, not

• Tanker spills oil on Spanish coast

  November 14, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  rare birds and plants threatened by growing slick

• After Two Scandals, Physics Group Expands Ethics Guidelines

  November 14, 2002 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  'Little' Big Bang stumps scientists

  November 13, 2002 Richard Stenger CNN

• Books & Culture Corner: Weird Science?

  November 11, 2002 Jonathan Wells Christianity Today

  a Darwinian debate continues

• Weird Science? A Darwinian Debate Continues

  November 11, 2002 Jonathan Wells Christianity Today

• review: The origin of The Origin of Species

  November 10, 2002 Robin McKie Guardian (UK)

• Evolution -- and Alternatives -- in the Classroom

  November 8, 2002 Stephen Meyer, Kenneth Miller, Lawrence Krauss, and Deborah Owens Fink Science Friday (NPR)

• Internet Infidels Discussion Forum

• U.S., Pushing for Broader Ban, Blocks U.N. Anti-Cloning Move

  November 8, 2002 Julia Preston New York Times

• French Physicists' Cosmic Theory Creates a Big Bang of Its Own

  November 8, 2002 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Inflation, Quantum Cosmology and the Anthropic Principle

  November 8, 2002 Andrei Linde

  arXiv ... to appear in: Science and Ultimate Reality: From Quantum to Cosmos, J. D. Barrow, P.C.W. Davies, & C.L. Harper, eds. Cambridge University Press (2003)

• "PALEOCEANOGRAPHY: Inconstant Ancient Seas and Life's Path" requires free registration

  November 8, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.298, n.5596, p.1165-1166

• review: The Religious Success Story

  November 7, 2002 Jared Diamond New York Review of Books

• Book

  The Two-Mile Time Machine: Ice Cores, Abrupt Climate Change, and Our Future

  November 7, 2002 Richard B. Alley Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• "Magnetic and electric field observations during the 2000 activity of Miyake-jima volcano, Central Japan"

  November 7, 2002 Yoichi Sasai, et al Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v.203, n.2, p.769-777

• The Bogdanov Affair

  November 6, 2002 John Baez Department of Mathematics, University of California, Riverside

• Ohio should keep `Intelligent Design' out of science class

  November 6, 2002 Alan I. Leshner Beacon Journal (Ohio)

• AAAS Board Resolution Urges Opposition to "Intelligent Design" Theory in U.S. Science Classes

  November 6, 2002 Ginger Pinholster American Association for the Advancement of Science

• AAAS Board Resolution on Intelligent Design Theory / October 18, 2002

• New Theory on Dinosaurs: Multiple Meteorites Did Them In

  November 5, 2002 William J. Broad New York Times