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• "COSMOLOGY: Eternal-Universe Idea Comes Full Circle" requires free registration

  April 26, 2002 Charles Seife Science, v. 296, p.639

• Darwin's Avian Muses Continue to Evolve

  April 26, 2002 Carl Zimmer Science, v.296, p.633-635

• "Unpredictable Evolution in a 30-Year Study of Darwin's Finches" requires free registration

  April 26, 2002 Peter R. Grant and B. Rosemary Grant Science, v.296, n.5568, p.707-711

• "Evolutionary Rate in the Protein Interaction Network" requires free registration

  April 26, 2002 Hunter B. Fraser, Aaron E. Hirsh, Lars M. Steinmetz, Curt Scharfe, and Marcus W. Feldman Science, v.296, n.5568, p.750-752

• 'Fantastic' Fossil Helps Narrow Data Gap

  April 26, 2002 Erik Stokstad Science, v.296, n.5568, p.637-639

• Let's teach science pupils how to think

  April 26, 2002 Clare Dean Times Educational Supplement (UK)

  creationism and evolution should be considered side by side in school science lessons, 30 scientists and academics have told Education Secretary Estelle Morris

• News Update/Commentary

  Questioning the Big Bang

  April 25, 2002 Alan Boyle MSNBC

  could universe follow a cycle without end?

• A Cyclic Model of the Universe

  April 25, 2002 Paul J. Steinhardt and Neil Turok Science

• "The earliest known eutherian mammal" requires free registration

  April 25, 2002 Qiang Ji, et al. Nature, v.416, p.816-822

• Age of Universe confirmed

  April 25, 2002 BBC

• Advocates of intelligent design, scientific method square off

  April 24, 2002 Scott Stephens Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

• Universe 13 Billion Years Old

  April 24, 2002 Paul Recer Washington Post

• Degrading Darwin

  April 23, 2002 Stuart Hobday spiked-online

• critique: Not a Free Lunch But a Box of Chocolates

  April 23, 2002 Richard Wein Talk.Origins

• response: Obsessively Criticized but Scarcely Refuted (.pdf)

  April 23, 2002 International Society for Complexity, Information, and Design

• Shooting for the moon

  April 22, 2002 Keay Davidson

  San Francisco Chronicle / lunar surface may hold evidence that asteroids crashed into Earth

• New evidence of Neanderthal violence

  April 22, 2002 Helen Briggs BBC

• Coalition battles bill to ban cloning

  April 22, 2002 Mary Leonard Boston Globe

• Science finds profit in microscopic junk

  April 22, 2002 Garry Barker The Age (Australia)

• The Real Eve

  April 21, 2002 Discovery Channel

• Intelligent design's public defender

  April 21, 2002 Louis Freedberg San Francisco Chronicle

• Millionaire paying scientists to look for proof of God

  April 20, 2002 Faye Flam Star-Telegram (Dallas-Ft. Worth)

  about Sir John Templeton

• New Insect Order Discovered

  April 19, 2002 Kate Wong Scientific American

• Teaching Science -- and God

  April 19, 2002 Felix Hoover Columbus Dispatch, p.1E

  religious schools discuss evolution, but cite Creator

• New Insect Order Speaks to Life's Diversity

  April 19, 2002 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.296, n.5567, p.445-447

• Melting Glaciers Release Ancient Relics

  April 19, 2002 Kevin Krajick Science, v.296, n.5567, p.454-456

• "Using the fossil record to estimate the age of the last common ancestor of extant primates" requires free registration

  April 18, 2002 Simon Tavaré, Charles R. Marshall, Oliver Will, Christophe Soligo, and Robert D. Martin Nature, v.416, p.726-729

• Study Suggests Primates and Dinosaurs Shared the Earth

  April 18, 2002 Kate Wong Scientific American

• It's an Inch Long and Wingless, and a Surprise to Insect Experts

  April 18, 2002 Carol Kaesuk Yoon New York Times

• New insect order found

  April 18, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  two cricket-like creatures establish new insect group

• Intelligent design gets hearing in Ohio

  April 17, 2002 Karen L. Willoughby Baptist Press, Southern Baptist Convention

• Scientists Discover New Insects

  April 17, 2002 Randolph E. Schmid Washington Post

• Debate over evolution in schools spans almost 8 decades since Scopes

  April 17, 2002 Karen L. Willoughby Baptist Press, Southern Baptist Convention

• review: Peppered moths and a pinch of salt

  April 15, 2002 Marek Kohn This Is London

• X-Ray Evidence Suggests a New Form of Matter

  April 12, 2002 Scientific American

• A Baraminological Analysis of Subtribe Flaveriinae (Asteraceae: Helenieae) and the Origin of Biological Complexity

  April 12, 2002 Todd Charles Wood and David P. Cavanaugh Origins 52:7-27

  latent genetic information may have been present in the ancestor of certain plant species and been activated during post-Flood diversification

• Asteroids pile up

  April 12, 2002 Meera Louis Nature science update

  new count doubles the rocks in asteroid belt

• Human brains over chimp

  April 12, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  altered levels of gene activity set human heads apart from our cousins

• Chimps May Have Something to Tell Us

  April 12, 2002 Rosie Mestel Los Angeles Times

  Human and the ape species' genomes are 99% identical. Pinpointing the differences could shed light on AIDS, aging and other mysteries.

• 'Intelligent Design Creationism and Its Critics': Supernatural Selection

  April 12, 2002 Jim Holt New York Times

• Stop the fighting: Use 'creation-evolution' conflict as teaching tool

  April 12, 2002 Charles Haynes Inside the First Amendment, Freedom Forum

• Gene Activity Clocks Brain's Fast Evolution

  April 12, 2002 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.296, n.5566, p.233-235

• "Human Cloning and Our Sense of Self" requires free registration

  April 12, 2002 Dan W. Brock Science, v.296, n.5566, p.314-316

• Bush Makes Fervent Bid to Get Senate to Ban Cloning Research

  April 11, 2002 Sheryl Gay Stolberg New York Times

• 'All Human Cloning Is Wrong,' Says Bush

  April 11, 2002 Ted Olsen Christianity Today

  public is 4-to-1 against all human cloning, but Senate is evenly split on comprehensive ban

• The Lurker's Guide to Stromatopods

  April 11, 2002 Stomatopods (mantis shrimps) are predatory crustaceans that live in the shallow waters of tropical and subtropical seas. They use specialized raptorial appendages to capture and subdue prey by either "spearing" the animals or "smashing" them with heavily

• Vision, Touch and Hearing Research Center

  April 11, 2002 vision and colour

• Institute of Archaeology - Horn Archaeological Museum

  April 11, 2002

• Hox Hype

  April 11, 2002 David A. DeWitt Answers in Genesis

  from the hype of the press release, it would seem that evolution was finally proven, but far from refuting creation, the scientific evidence is completely consistent with creation

• Satellites Spy Changes to Earth's Magnetic Field

  April 11, 2002 Scientific American