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• "Surface Melt-Induced Acceleration of Greenland Ice-Sheet Flow" requires free registration

  July 12, 2002 H. Jay Zwally, Waleed Abdalati, Tom Herring, Kristine Larson, Jack Saba, and Konrad Steffen Science, v.297, n.5579, p.218-222

• "HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS: Shadowy 'Weak Force' Steps Into the Light" requires free registration

  July 12, 2002 Charles Seife Science, v.297, n.5579, p.184-187

• Galaxies Help Weigh Neutrinos

  July 12, 2002 J. R. Minkel Physical Review Focus

• Polio made from scratch

  July 12, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  first ever virus synthesized from chemicals alone

• Scientists Create a Live Polio Virus

  July 12, 2002 Andrew Pollack New York Times

• A Fossil Unearthed in Africa Pushes Back Human Origins

  July 11, 2002 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• A new hominid from the Upper Miocene of Chad, Central Africa

  July 11, 2002 Michel Brunet, et al. Nature, v. 418, p.145-151

• Palaeoanthropology: Hominid revelations from Chad

  July 11, 2002 Bernard Wood Nature, v. 418, p.133-135 — The story of human origins in Africa takes a twist with the description of a 6-7-million-year-old cranium from Chad. The discovery hints at the likely diversity of early hominids.

• Oldest member of human family found

  July 11, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update — new-found skull could sink our current ideas about human evolution

• Toumaï, face of the deep

  July 11, 2002 Henry Gee Nature science update — earliest known record of human family turns up in Chad

• Human evolution: The earliest known hominid

  July 11, 2002 Nature highlights

• Toumaï, the face of the deep

  July 11, 2002 Nature focus on human origins

• Chemical Synthesis of Poliovirus cDNA: Generation of Infectious Virus in the Absence of Natural Template

  July 11, 2002 Jeronimo Cello, Aniko V. Paul, and Eckard Wimmer Science

• 'Astonishing' skull unearthed in Africa

  July 10, 2002 BBC

• "Grappling with the Ghost of Gould"

  July 9, 2002 David P. Barash Human Nature Review, v.2, p.283-292

  review of: The Structure of Evolutionary Theory

• Intelligent Design and Memes

  July 8, 2002 Steve Bunk The Scientist, v.16, n.14, p.10

• Darwin, Design and Democracy III: Teaching Origins Science Objectively

  July 8, 2002 Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, Missouri

• Probable First Cause

  July 8, 2002 Christianity Today, v.46, n.8, p.25

  the arguments of some academic philosophers are contributing to the plausibility of belief in the supernatural

• Faith Of Our Fathers

  July 8, 2002 Calvin College News

  when it comes to young evangelicals it turns out that reports of the demise of their faith may have been greatly exaggerated

• Approximating Life

  July 7, 2002 Clive Thompson New York Times

• Puyallup man leading long quest for Noah's Ark

  July 7, 2002 Bill Hutchens News Tribune (Tacoma, WA)

• From the Modern Synthesis to Lysenkoism, and Back?

  July 5, 2002 Uwe Hossfeld and Lennart Olsson Science, v.297, n.5578, p.55-56

• A New Skull of Early Homo from Dmanisi, Georgia

  July 5, 2002 Abesalom Vekua, et al. Science, v.297, n.5578, p.85-89

• "PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: Were 'Little People' the First to Venture Out of Africa?" requires free registration

  July 5, 2002 Michael Balter and Ann Gibbons Science, v.297, n.5578, p.26-27

• First light from giant planet?

  July 4, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  astronomers may have seen the birth throes of a Jupiter-like planet

• An early tetrapod from 'Romer's Gap'

  July 4, 2002 J. A. Clack Nature, v.418, p.72-76

• Princeton bioethicist argues Christianity hurts animals

  July 4, 2002 Joyce Howard Price Washington Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Hubble snaps 'fireworks' of old supernova

  July 3, 2002 CNN

  a supernova whose dying light first reached Earth some 320 years ago

• Fossil was 'first walker'

  July 3, 2002 BBC

• Whole better than parts

  July 2, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  faulty components can make almost perfect device

• 'Intelligent design' not accepted by most scientists

  July 2, 2002 Eugenie C. Scott and Glenn Branch School Board News (National School Boards Association)

  see response by William A. Dembski

• A Scientific Scandal

  July 1, 2002 David Berlinski Discovery Institute

  the evolution of the mammalian eye has always seemed difficult to imagine

• Time and Eternity: The Cosmic Odyssey (conference)

  July 1, 2002 C.S. Lewis Summer Institute, Oxford and Cambridge, England

• What Astronomers Don't Know

  July 1, 2002 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.163 (Institute for Creation Research)

• In Search of the Congo Dinosaur

  July 1, 2002 William J. Gibbons Impact, n.349 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Scientists estimate 30 billion Earths

  July 1, 2002 David Whitehouse BBC

• Christian College Denied Accreditation

  July 1, 2002 LaTonya Taylor Christianity Today

  agency troubled that Patrick Henry College teaches creationism in biology classes

• Book

  The Antiquity of Man: Artifactual, Fossil and Gene Records Explored

  July 1, 2002 Michael Brass PublishAmerica

• Bell Labs Convenes Committee to Investigate Questions of Scientific Misconduct

  July 1, 2002 Barbara Goss Levi Physics Today, p.15

  Is there an innocent explanation for the appearance of similar figures in different publications?

• Christianity Harmful to Animals, Says Animal Rights Godfather

  July 1, 2002 Marc Morano Cybercast New Service

• Book

  Moral Darwinism: How We Became Hedonists

  July 1, 2002 Benjamin Wiker Intervarsity Press

• Research News & Opportunities in Science and Theology

  July 1, 2002 v.2, n.11-12

• Beyond T. Rex

  July 1, 2002 Charles W. Petit and Bruce B. Auster US News & World Report, v.133, n.1, p.42-52

  Move over, king tyrant lizard. The hunt for fossils has moved from the American West to other continents, resulting in big discoveries and a stunning reordering of dinosaur hierarchy.

• Book

  Theologico-geology, or, The teachings of Scripture, illustrated by the conformation of the earth's crust

  July 1, 2002 Alexander Winchell Davis & Cole

  entire book online

• Book

  U.S. News & World Report joins in the evolution onslaught

  July 1, 2002 Don Batten Answers in Genesis

  a detailed response

• Upheaval in Physics: History of the Light-Speed Debate

  July 1, 2002 Helen D. Setterfield Koinonia House Online

• Book

  Beyond Chaos: The Underlying Theory Behind Life, the Universe, and Everything

  July 1, 2002 Mark Ward Thomas Dunne Books

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Red Limit: The Search for the Edge of the Universe

  July 1, 2002 Timothy Ferris William Morrow (Harper-Collins)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Evil in Modern Thought: An Alternative History of Philosophy

  July 1, 2002 Susan Neiman Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Little Book of Time

  July 1, 2002 Klaus Mainzer Copernicus Books

  see also Amazon