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• A theory's evolution

  October 16, 2006 Tom Avril Philadelphia Inquirer

  the Franklin Institute's exhibition on Charles Darwin shows the person behind one of the most revolutionary ideas in science

• A Strong Earthquake Rattles Hawaii

  October 16, 2006 Janis L. Magin and Maria Newman New York Times

• Rain makes the ground shake

  October 16, 2006 Nature

• Search for Earth's origins presents mind-boggling ideas

  October 16, 2006 Issac J. Bailey Sun News (Myrtle Beach, SC)

• News Update/Commentary

  Piltdown's lessons for modern science

  October 16, 2006 Chris Stringer BBC News

  a new book reveals how recent research has uncovered a goldmine of information about the history of human habitation in Britain

• Scientists Announce Creation of Atomic Element, the Heaviest Yet

  October 16, 2006 Rick Weiss Washington Post, p.A03

• Scientists discover new element -- No. 118

  October 16, 2006 Ian Hoffman Mercury News (San Jose, California) — ununoctium destroys itself in a few thousandths of a second

• Livermore scientists team with Russia to discover element 118

  October 16, 2006 contact: Anne M. Stark Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

• ARN-Announce, n.60

  October 15, 2006 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

  describes many of the upcoming events and new articles, books, videos and other resources on Intelligent Design

• Evolution, Intelligent Design and God: The Conversation Continues (panel)

  October 15, 2006 Garaventa Center for Catholic Intellectual Life and American Culture University of Portland

• Better living without God?

  October 15, 2006 Troy Jollimore San Francisco Chronicle — religion is a dangerously irrational mirage, says Dawkins

• The God Delusion: David Quinn & Richard Dawkins debate

  October 15, 2006 Ryan Tubridy Show RTE radio (Dublin, Ireland)

• Citing Heavenly Injunctions to Fight Earthly Warming

  October 15, 2006 Neela Banerjee New York Times

• Moorpark College opens dialogue on science, religion

  October 15, 2006 Brad A. Greenberg Los Angeles Newspaper Group

• Inhofe, The Apostate

  October 15, 2006 Debra J. Saunders townhall.com

  global warming is a religion, not science

• News Update/Commentary

  Extreme Environment Changes Fish Appearance

  October 14, 2006 University of California, Davis Science Daily

• Darwin exhibition on way

  October 14, 2006 Daily Yomiuri (Japan)

  the American Museum of Natural History and the Yomiuri Shimbun will cohost an exhibition featuring Charles Darwin in Japan in 2008

• The animal roots of human morality

  October 14, 2006 Frans de Waal New Scientist, n.2573

  We insist that morality is something uniquely human that goes against our nasty, natural instincts. Yet many animals also have an inbuilt sense of fair play and can show compassion to others in their group.

• It's a hobbit... no, it's a human... no, it's a hobbit

  October 14, 2006 New Scientist, n.2573, p.17

• In the Beginning, 13.73 Billion Years Ago

  October 13, 2006 Howard Smith Forward (Jewish Daily)

• News Update/Commentary

  Comparing Chimp, Human DNA

  October 13, 2006 University of California, Davis Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Does Missing Gene Point to Nocturnal Existence for Early Mammals?

  October 13, 2006 University of Manchester Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Tiny fossils reveal inner secrets

  October 13, 2006 Jonathan Fildes BBC News

  the exact moment when a 550-million-year-old cell began to divide has been captured in an exquisite 3D image

• NEUROSCIENCE: "Brain Evolution on the Far Side"

  October 13, 2006 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.314, n.5797, p.244-245

• NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY: "Solo Winner Detailed Path From DNA to RNA"

  October 13, 2006 Robert F. Service Science, v.314, n.5797, p.236

• Bacteria boast the 'tiniest genomes' to date

  October 12, 2006 Roxanne Khamsi New Scientist

• Mighty mouse! Rare discovery in Europe

  October 12, 2006 CNN (Associated Press)

  using DNA testing, scientists have discovered what is believed to be the first terrestrial mammal found in Europe in decades

• News Update/Commentary

  New Research Adds Twist to Global Warming Debate

  October 12, 2006 Steven Milloy Fox News

• Study Links Extinction Cycles to Changes in Earth’s Orbit and Tilt

  October 12, 2006 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Trouble in Darwin's paradise

  October 12, 2006 Henry Nicholls and Rowan Hooper New Scientist, n.2573, p.8-9

  the Galapagos islands are facing a two-pronged attack

• Bistability of atmospheric oxygen and the Great Oxidation

  October 12, 2006 Colin Goldblatt, Timothy M. Lenton, and Andrew J. Watson Nature, v.443, p.683-686

• DNA trail points to human brain evolution

  October 11, 2006 Roxanne Khamsi New Scientist

• Neanderthal DNA illuminates split with humans

  October 11, 2006 Roxanne Khamsi New Scientist

• Darwinian Conservatism: An Evolutionary Dead End

  October 11, 2006 Seth Cooper Intellectual Conservative — the inability of neo-Darwinian theory to undergird the moral framework that is essential to a liberal democracy's survival

• Earth's wobble killed off mammal species

  October 11, 2006 New Scientist, n.2573, p.17

• Do Jews Embrace Darwin? Not Necessarily

  October 11, 2006 David Klinghoffer Publishers Weekly (Religion BookLine)

• Scientists find more bones of big camels

  October 10, 2006 Albert Aji Yahoo! News (Associated Press)

• News Update/Commentary

  Giant camel fossil found in Syria

  October 10, 2006 BBC News

  archaeologists have discovered the 100,000-year-old fossilised remains of a previously unknown giant camel species in Syria

• Stink bugs' guts reveal DNA surprise

  October 10, 2006 Debora MacKenzie New Scientist

• Evolution wins out in Michigan science curriculum debate

  October 10, 2006 Tim Martin Detroit Free Press (Associated Press)

• Sound Science or Sound Bite?

  October 10, 2006 Michael Bugeja Inside Higher Ed

  I direct a journalism program at a science-oriented university

• News Update/Commentary

  Back to Africa

  October 10, 2006 Stephen Smith CBS News

  the Genographic Project aims to map humankind's migration through the ages

• Men Invented Humanity

  October 10, 2006 William Tucker American Spectator

  Time magazine's Evolution update about how little we differ genetically from chimpanzees

• Pollinators Power Flower Evolution

  October 10, 2006 Michael Balter ScienceNOW Daily News

• Michigan students will be taught evolution, not intelligent design

  October 10, 2006 Zipporah Koganowich Earthtimes.org

• Compelling evidence demonstrates that 'Hobbit' fossil does not represent a new species of hominid

  October 9, 2006 Greg Borzo EurekAlert!

  most complete, interdisciplinary study published on raging controversy about fossil found in Flores, Indonesia

• Taking sides in the battle of the 'hobbit'

  October 9, 2006 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• Neanderthal 1856-2006: 150 Years from the Discoveries (symposium)

  October 9, 2006 University of Bologna, Italy

• Life: A Journey Through Time

  October 9, 2006

• The Constitutionality of the Monkey Wrench: Exploring the Case for Intelligent Design

  October 9, 2006 Johnny Rex Buckles Oklahoma Law Review, v.59

  University of Houston Law Center No. 2006-A-22