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• Creation vs. Evolution Battle Evolving in Georgia

  September 20, 2002 Lawrence Morahan Cybercast New Service

• Scientists reach out to Cobb in support of ‘disputed views’

  September 20, 2002 David Burch Marietta Daily Journal (Georgia)

• China Issues Rules on Fossil Excavation

  September 20, 2002 Ding Yimin and Xiong Lei Science, v.297, n.5589, p.1981

• S. African Hominid Fossils May Force Rethink

  September 20, 2002 Reuters (Yahoo! News)

• Top scientists rip Cobb evolution disclaimer

  September 19, 2002 Mary MacDonald Atlanta Journal-Constitution

• Challenging Darwin

  September 19, 2002 Jen Waters Washington Times

  on the intelligent design movement

• Late quake shakes prediction confidence

  September 19, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  earthquake missing in California bodes ill for prediction models

• New class of black holes

  September 19, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  medium-sized black holes lurk in quiet corners of the Universe

• "Testing time-predictable earthquake recurrence by direct measurement of strain accumulation and release" requires free registration

  September 19, 2002 Jessica Murray and Paul Segall Nature, v.419, p.287-291

• An unusual oviraptorosaurian dinosaur from China

  September 19, 2002 Xing Xu, Yen-Nien Cheng, Xiao-Lin Wang, and Chun-Hsiang Chang Nature, v.419, p.291-293

• What's Up Doc? Scientists Find Remains of a Rabbit-Like Dinosaur

  September 18, 2002 Alex Dominguez Associated Press

• News Update/Commentary

  Odd dino has rabbit-like teeth

  September 18, 2002 BBC News

• A Request to Help Counter the Cobb County, Ga., School Board's Actions on the Teaching of Evolution in Public Schools

  September 18, 2002 from a letter by Bruce Alberts to Members of the National Academy of Sciences and Institute of Medicine who live in Georgia

• "Runaway Universe" May Collapse In 10 Billion Years, New Studies Predict

  September 17, 2002 Stanford University ScienceDaily

• Conservative Churches Grew Fastest in 1990's, Report Says

  September 17, 2002 Laurie Goodstein New York Times

• A Little Respect for the Asteroid Threat

  September 13, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.297, n.5588, p.1785-1787

• Radiometric Dating

  September 13, 2002 includes photo gallery of dating errors

• Woodmorappe's Fraudulent Attacks on Radiometric Dating Exposed

  September 13, 2002

• Short Articles by Scientist and Author John Woodmorappe

  September 13, 2002

• Creation Science and Earth History

  September 13, 2002 Evolution Education Site Ring

• Early humans smart but forgetful

  September 13, 2002 Clodagh O'Brien New Scientist

• State science debate approaches

  September 11, 2002 Angela An Columbus Dispatch (Ohio)

  Ohio's state board of education will decide in October if evolution should be the only theory taught in science classrooms

• "Intelligent-Design Proponents Seek Spot in Social-Studies Class"

  September 10, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch (Ohio), p.3B

• Two new Neanderthals turn up

  September 10, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  palaeontologists strike gold in nineteenth-century rubbish

• Earth Science Week

  September 10, 2002 American Geological Institute

• News Update/Commentary

  Hubble sees 'wheel within wheel'

  September 8, 2002 David Whitehouse BBC News

• Climate and water

  September 8, 2002 Nature

  As floods devastated central Europe and Asia this summer, climate scientists found themselves in great demand from journalists struggling to explain the connections between recent catastrophic weather and expected long-term changes in climate.

• First gravity measurement this weekend

  September 6, 2002 Ed Gerstner Nature science update

  scientists jump at the chance to test Einstein's general theory of relativity

• GEOCHEMISTRY: The Solar System's First Clocks

  September 6, 2002 Jamie Gilmour Science, v.297, n.5587, p.1658-1659

• A Theory of Evolution, for Robots

  September 5, 2002 Lakshmi Sandhana wired.com

  if you can't program a robot to fly, then program it so it will figure out how to fly without your help

• Scientists wrangle with questions of faith

  September 5, 2002 G. Jeffrey MacDonald Christian Science Monitor

• Triassic reptile saw red

  September 5, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  resurrected protein suggests that crocodiles' ancestors roamed at night

• Lost Neanderthal baby found

  September 5, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  fossil infant skeleton could shed light on hominid development

• Keeping up with the science that goes beyond Darwin

  September 4, 2002 Andrea Neal Indianapolis Star

• Adventist Scholars and Leaders Begin Faith and Science Conversation (Ogden, Utah)

  September 3, 2002 Ray Dabrowski Adventist New Network

• Light switch turns genes on and off

  September 2, 2002 Christopher Surridge Nature science update

  scientists have a new way to watch genes in action

• Methodological and Epistemic Differences Between Historical Science and Experimental Science

  September, 2002 Carol E. Cleland Philosophy of Science, v.69, p.474-496

• Book

  Creationism and Scriptural Geology, 1817–1857 (7 volumes)

  September 1, 2002 John M. Lynch, ed. Thoemmes Press

  see also Amazon

• The race to find out how the universe will end

  September 1, 2002 Corey S. Powell Discover, v.23, n.9

  two young astronomers run a daring competition to see who can be first to uncover one of the greatest mysteries of the cosmos

• "There They Go Again! Another Missing Link" (.pdf)

  September 1, 2002 John D. Morris Acts & Facts, v.31, n.9, p.1-2

• "The Light of the World"

  September 1, 2002 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.165 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Evolution: The Secret Behind the Propaganda"

  September 1, 2002 Margaret Helder Impact, n.351 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Book

  The Right Questions: Truth, Meaning & Public Debate

  September 1, 2002 Phillip E. Johnson InterVarsity Press

  see also Amazon

• "Lawrence Berkeley Lab Concludes that Evidence of Element 118 Was a Fabrication"

  September 1, 2002 Bertram Schwarzschild Physics Today, p.15-17

• 15 Answers to John Rennie and Scientific American's Nonsense

  September 1, 2002 Bert Thompson and Brad Harrub Apologetics Press

• Creationists Fight Back!

  September 1, 2002 Brad Harrub and Bert Thompson Apologetics Press

  a review of U.S. News & World Report’s cover story on evolution

• review: Darwinism's Dark Secret: The strange case of the mutant moths

  September 1, 2002 Laurence Marschall Discover, v.23, n.9 — see 3rd review on page

• How to Build a Time Machine: It wouldn't be easy, but it might be possible

  September 1, 2002 Paul Davies Scientific American

• A Matter of Time

  September 1, 2002 Scientific American special issue

• Book

  Science and Religion: A Historical Introduction

  September 1, 2002 Gary B. Ferngren, editor Johns Hopkins University Press

  see also Amazon