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• "Why the Cosmological Constant Is Small and Positive"

  May 26, 2006 Paul J. Steinhardt and Neil Turok Science, v.312, n.5777, p.1180-1183

• "Was the Younger Dryas Triggered by a Flood?"

  May 26, 2006 Wallace S. Broecker Science, v.312, n.5777, p.1146-1148

• "High-Tech Materials Could Render Objects Invisible"

  May 26, 2006 Adrian Cho Science, v.312, n.5777, p.1120

• Existential Faith

  May 26, 2006 Ryan Tracey Stanford Review, v.36, n.9

  retaining faith for selfish and existential reasons is better than no faith at all

• Film ponders the outcome of science-faith battle

  May 26, 2006 M. Z. Ribalow Science & Theology News

  when it come to evolution, everyone is entitled to their own opinion -- but not their own facts

• "Was the Younger Dryas Triggered by a Flood?"

  May 26, 2006 Wallace S. Broecker Science, v.312, n.5777, p.1146-1148

• Scientists Predict How to Detect a Fourth Dimension of Space

  May 25, 2006 physorg.com

• "Intelligent Judging -- Evolution in the Classroom and the Courtroom"

  May 25, 2006 George J. Annas New England Journal of Medicine, v.354, n.21, p.2277-2281

• Quebec probes evolution battle at northern school

  May 25, 2006 CBC News (Canada)

• Court keeps textbook 'theory' disclaimers alive

  May 25, 2006 World Net Daily

  vacates judge's ruling that stickers religious because Christians promoted them

• Intelligent design valid stance, not anti-science

  May 25, 2006 Christopher Bunke State News (Michigan State University)

• Pitt anthropologist thinks Darwin's theory needs to evolve on some points

  May 25, 2006 Mark Roth Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• News Update/Commentary

  Spotty mice flout genetics laws

  May 24, 2006 Rebecca Morelle BBC News

  scientists say they have demonstrated that animals can defy the laws of genetic inheritance

• Survival of the selfless -- scientists find cheats don't always prosper

  May 24, 2006 Imperial College London physorg.com

• From Calvinism to Freethought: The Road Less Traveled (pdf)

  May 24, 2006 Howard J. Van Till Freethought Association of West Michigan

• From Calvinism to Freethought: The Road Less Traveled (pdf)

  May 24, 2006 Howard J. Van Till Freethought Association of Western Michigan

• Debating the origin of life

  May 23, 2006 Adam Campbell The Daily Barometer (Oregon State University)

  Michael Ruse, a professor of philosophy at Florida State University and a supporter of Evolution, and Cornelius Hunter, a professor of biophysics at Biola University and proponent of Intelligent Design, debate the topic “Evolution versus Intelligent Desig

• One-Track Evolution

  May 23, 2006 Elizabeth Pennisi Science NOW Daily News

  genetic changes that allow organisms to cope with environmental challenges are not as random as researchers have thought

• Stop whining about intelligent design

  May 23, 2006 Robert Bazell MSNBC News

  evolution debate doesn't help doctors confronting difficult medical decisions

• News Update/Commentary

  How Ancient Whales Lost Their Legs, Got Sleek and Conquered the Oceans

  May 23, 2006 University of Florida Science Daily

• Now, May the Force Be ... Us

  May 23, 2006 N'Gai Croal Newsweek — VIDEOGAMES: Will Wright's Spore lets players simulate the creation itself, starting from a single cell. What kind of deity would you be?

• Spore (video game)

  May 23, 2006 a computer and video game that simulates the complete history and future of life, where the player molds and guides a species across many generations, growing it from a single-celled organism into a more complex animal, until the species becomes intellige

• Our Hidden History

  May 22, 2006 New York Times

  a new analysis of the genetic links between early humans and chimpanzees by a group of scientists at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Mass.

• Dover judge addresses graduates

  May 22, 2006 Michele Canty York Daily Record (Pennsylvania)

  a federal judge who outlawed the teaching of "intelligent design" in Dover science classes told graduates at Dickinson College that the nation's founders saw religion as the result of personal inquiry, not church doctrine

• Intelligent-design discussion shows science's importance

  May 21, 2006 Gerald Ensley Tallahassee Democrat (Florida)

• "Thousands...Not Billions" (Young Age of the Earth Conference)

  May 20, 2006 Institute for Creation Research First Baptist Church (Roanoke, Virginia)

• Stephen David Snobelen: Newton Reconsidered

  May 20, 2006 interviewer: Paul Newall Galilean Library

• The Exodus Revealed: Search for the Red Sea Crossing (DVD)

  May 20, 2006 director: Lad Allen Questar — see also Amazon

• Korea's disgraced 'cloning king' may face jail

  May 20, 2006 New Scientist, n.2552, p.7

• At last, a way to test time travel

  May 20, 2006 Marcus Chown New Scientist, n.2552

  why take the scenic route through time when shortcuts are just a dimension away

• Redesigning life: Meet the bio-hackers

  May 20, 2006 Peter Aldhous New Scientist, n.2552

  for the new breed of synthetic biologists, creatures are a collection of parts for constructing living machines

• When evolution runs backwards

  May 20, 2006 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2552

  our impact on the environment may be forcing evolution into reverse, collapsing recently formed species back into single ones

• Korean Cloning Scandal: "Prosecutors Allege Elaborate Deception and Missing Funds"

  May 19, 2006 D. Yvette Wohn and Dennis Normile Science, v.312, n.5776, p.980-981

• Biogeographic Evolution of Madagascar's Microendemic Biota

  May 19, 2006 Lucienne Wilmé, Steven M. Goodman, and Jörg U. Ganzhorn Science, v.312, n.5776, p.1063-1065

• Apes Save Tools for Future Use

  May 19, 2006 Nicholas J. Mulcahy and Josep Call Science, v.312, n.5776, p.1038-1040

• BEHAVIOR: "Foresight and Evolution of the Human Mind"

  May 19, 2006 Thomas Suddendorf Science, v.312, n.5776, p.1006-1007

• "Incorporating Evolution into Medical Education"

  May 19, 2006 Joseph D. McInerney Science, v.312, n.5776, p.998

• HUMAN EVOLUTION: "Genomes Throw Kinks in Timing of Chimp-Human Split"

  May 19, 2006 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.312, n.5776, p.985-986

• PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: "How the Hobbit Shrugged: Tiny Hominid's Story Takes New Turn"

  May 19, 2006 Elizabeth Culotta Science, v.312, n.5776, p.983-984

• News Update/Commentary

  'Hobbit' stirs scientific clash

  May 19, 2006 Paul Rincon BBC News

  a US-British team of scientists has challenged the idea that the tiny skeleton from Indonesia dubbed the "Hobbit" is a new human species

• Scientists Show Dinosaur Fingernail Fossil

  May 19, 2006 ABC News (Associated Press)

  a fossil from a Maniraptoran dinosaur found in Brazil has significance for the transition of dinosaurs into birds

• Intelligent design ruling likely to cool challenges to evolution, lawyer says

  May 19, 2006 Jennni Laidman Toledo Blade (Ohio)

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists Scuttle Claims That 'Hobbit' Fossil from Flores, Indonesia, Is a New Hominid

  May 19, 2006 Chicago Field Museum Science Daily

• Microbe Gives Clues to Origin of Life

  May 19, 2006 Betsy Mason Science NOW Daily News

• Evolution: Science, Ideology, Reason and Faith; A Panel Discussion with Behe, Hanby and Albacete

  May 19, 2006 contact: Rita Simmonds U.S. Newswire

• School under fire for teaching evolution

  May 19, 2006 Montreal Gazette

• Forcing Darwin's Hand: Capturing Natural Selection in a Flask

  May 19, 2006 Jade Boyd (Rice University) Medical News Today

• Land Speed Record: Mountain Moves 62 Miles in 30 Minutes

  May 19, 2006 Corey Binns Live Science

  a mountain near the Montana-Wyoming border once moved 62 miles in a half-hour in a catastrophic scenario that could be repeated elsewhere

• Newspaper Article

  Two Splits Between Human and Chimp Lines Suggested

  May 18, 2006 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Evolution's human and chimp twist

  May 18, 2006 BBC — humans and chimpanzees may have split away from a common ancestor far more recently than was previously thought