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• Evolution challenged in US schools

  March 11, 2002 Mark Duff BBC

  a new theory says the world had a "designer"

• Design and Evolution

  March 11, 2002 Fred Hutchison Discovery Institute

  report on the debate before the Ohio Board of Education about Intelligent Design

• Bibliography of Supplementary Resources for Ohio Science Instruction

  March 11, 2002 Discovery Institute

  see response: Intelligent Design Bibliography Misleading

• ACLU Position Statement on "Creation-science"

  March 11, 2002

• Evolution spat: Battle between faith, science unnecessary

  March 10, 2002 Columbus Dispatch

• A science showdown

  March 10, 2002 Mary Bridgman and Donna Glenn Columbus Dispatch

  Many central Ohio teachers worry about the prospect of teaching "intelligent design," but some students say they'd welcome learning about the alternative concept.

• Russell Humphreys answers Various Critics

  March 10, 2002 D. Russell Humphreys trueorigin.org

• Top school's creationists preach value of biblical story over evolution

  March 9, 2002 Tania Branigan Guardian (UK)

  state-funded secondary teachers do not accept findings of Darwin 

• A scientist's view

  March 9, 2002 Richard Dawkins Guardian (UK)

• As Rabbis Face Facts, Bible Tales Are Wilting

  March 9, 2002 Michael Massing New York Times

• BELIEFS: An Enduring Academic Study of Religion

  March 9, 2002 Peter Steinfels New York Times

• Should Intelligent Design Be Taught in Science Class?

  March 8, 2002 Paul Lauritzen Columbus Dispatch (editorial), p.13A

  No: It isn't even good theology

• Scientists Discover a Dinosaur Clad in Flightless Feathers

  March 8, 2002 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Ohio/first US state to teach ‘intelligent design’?

  March 8, 2002 Answers in Genesis

• Design vs. Evolution Discussion Monday

  March 8, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch, p.1A

• Earth could hold more water

  March 8, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  five times as much water as in all the world's oceans may lurk deep below its surface

• Ohio's students need all the facts

  March 8, 2002 Patrick H. Young Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

• "Water in Earth's Lower Mantle" requires free registration

  March 8, 2002 Motohiko Murakami, Kei Hirose, Hisayoshi Yurimoto, Satoru Nakashima, and Naoto Takafuji Science, v.295, p.1885-1887

• "Repeated and Sudden Reversals of the Dipole Field Generated by a Spherical Dynamo Action" requires free registration

  March 8, 2002 Jinghong Li, Tetsuya Sato, and Akira Kageyama Science, v.295, p.1887-1890

• "Earliest Signs of Life Just Oddly Shaped Crud?" requires free registration

  March 8, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.295, p.1812

• A Different Take on Human Origins

  March 7, 2002 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Man left Africa three times

  March 7, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  early humans came out of Africa again and again

• "Out of Africa again and again" requires free registration

  March 7, 2002 Alan Templeton Nature, v.416, p.45-51

• "Palaeontology: 'Modern' feathers on a non-avian dinosaur" requires free registration

  March 7, 2002 Mark Norell, Qiang Ji, Keqin Gao, Chongxi Yuan, Yibin Zhao, and Lixia Wang Nature, v.416, p.36-37

• "Questioning the evidence for Earth's oldest fossils" requires free registration

  March 7, 2002 Martin D. Brasier, et al. Nature, v.416, p.76-81

• Earliest life or rare dirt?

  March 7, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  gloves are coming off in ancient bacteria bust-up

• Time gives rays a break

  March 6, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  jumps in space-time might explain the curious survival of energetic particles

• Dozens of human embryos cloned in China

  March 6, 2002 Philip Cohen New Scientist

• First Test of the Biotech Age: Human Cloning

  March 6, 2002 William Kristol and Jeremy Rifkin Los Angeles Times

• Animal or mineral debate rocks fossil world

  March 6, 2002 Patricia Reaney Independant OnLine (South Africa)

• Fine-Tuning and Comparison Range

  March 5, 2002 Robin Collins Messiah College

  an answer to McGrew, Vestrup, and Manson 

• Burying intelligence in name of progress

  March 5, 2002 Tom Feran The Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

• OPINION: Not-So-Intelligent Design

  March 4, 2002 Neil S. Greenspan The Scientist, v.16, n.5, p.12

• Teaching religion

  March 4, 2002 Christian Toto Washington Times

• Old plant smells record

  March 4, 2002 Maggie Shiels BBC

  carbon-dating tests are expected to show that southern California creosote bushes are oldest living plants on earth

• Scientists lay out arguments against design theory

  March 3, 2002 John Mangels The Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

• Darwinian Struggle

  March 3, 2002 Robert Wright Time Magazine

  Is there a place in evolutionary theory for the hand of God? Maybe in Ohio. Hearings start this month.

• Icon of Obfuscation

  March 2, 2002 Nic Tamzek Talk.Origins

• Book

  A New Kind of Science

  March 1, 2002 Stephen Wolfram Wolfram Media

  see also Amazon

• The Second Law of Thermodynamics

  March 1, 2002 Cosmic Ancestry the use of thermodynamics in biology has a long history rich in confusion

• Evidence for Fine-Tuning

  March 1, 2002 Messiah College, PA

• How to Regulate Science

  March 1, 2002 Francis Fukuyama The Public Interest

  both those who embrace new biotechnologies and those who are wary of them tend to claim that the advance of science is beyond social control

• Down with Evolution!

  March 1, 2002 Rodger Doyle Scientific American

  creationists are changing state educational standards

• Home Alone in the Universe?

  March 1, 2002 Fred Heeren First Things, n.121

• "The Terror of Anthrax in a Degrading Creation"

  March 1, 2002 Todd C. Wood Impact, n.345 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Dodo flew to its grave

  March 1, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  ancestors of the flightless figurehead of extinction island-hopped

• Book

  The Structure of Evolutionary Theory

  March 1, 2002 Stephen Jay Gould Belknap Press (Harvard University Press)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  How to Build a Time Machine

  March 1, 2002 Paul Davies Viking Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Beyond Earth: Mapping the Universe

  March 1, 2002 David Devorkin, ed. National Geographic Society

  see also Amazon

• Bishops speak up for evolution

  March 1, 2002 Pat Ashworth Church Times

  concerns about science teaching at Emmanuel City Technology College in Gateshead, England