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• "PALEONTOLOGY: Earliest Animal Tracks or Just Mud Cracks?" requires free registration

  February 15, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.295, p.1209

• "PALEONTOLOGY: Tug-of-War Over Mystery Fossil" requires free registration

  February 15, 2002 Sabine Steghaus-Kovac Science, v.295, p.1212-1213

• Becoming Human: What Made Humans Modern?

  February 15, 2002 Michael Balter Science, v.295, p.1219-1225

  Could our species have been born in a rapid burst of change?

• Answering the creationist challenge

  February 14, 2002 Joseph N. Bell Los Angeles Times

• Chameleons walk on water

  February 14, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  reptile history reveals daring escape from Madagascar

• Students and Intellectual Freedom: Challenges to Naturalistic Evolution

  February 14, 2002 Chuck Colson BreakPoint Online

• "Chameleon radiation by oceanic dispersal" requires free registration

  February 14, 2002 C. J. Raxworthy, M. R. J. Forstner, and R. A. Nussbaum Nature, v.415, p.784-787

• "The emerging conceptual framework of evolutionary developmental biology" requires free registration

  February 14, 2002 Wallace Arthur Nature, v.415, p.757-764

• God & Evolution: Why Intelligent Design Theory Isn't Science

  February 14, 2002 Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, OH) questions submitted by the audience at the forum

• Darwin's God: Theology at the Roots of Evolutionary Theory

  February 13, 2002 Chuck Colson BreakPoint Online

• Unintelligible Redesign

  February 13, 2002 William Saletan Slate (MSN)

  This is the way creationism ends. Not with a bang, but with a whimper.

• Jurassic vomit comes up at meeting

  February 12, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science udpate

  fossilized sick shows what marine reptiles ate for breakfast

• Exploding star strafed Earth

  February 12, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science udpate

  a supernova may have caused mass extinction two million years ago

• Facts to the Wind

  February 12, 2002 Benjamin Wiker (fellow at the Discovery Institute) National Review online

  reviewing Monkey Trial, a PBS documentary

• In Ohio School Hearing, a New Theory Will Seek a Place Alongside Evolution

  February 11, 2002 Francis X. Clines New York Times

• Fossil vomit puts the ‘ick’ in Jurassic

  February 11, 2002 Reuters (MSNBC) scientists say expelled shells shed light on ichthyosaur’s diet

• A Recycled Universe

  February 11, 2002 J. R. Minkel Scientific American

  crashing branes and cosmic acceleration may power an infinite cycle in which our universe is but a phase

• Governor Sidesteps Evolution Argument

  February 10, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch, p.1A

• Life: By Chance or Design?

  February 10, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch, p.1D

  Ohio weighs what to teach its children

• "PALEONTOLOGY: Polar Dinosaurs" requires free registration

  February 8, 2002 Thomas H. Rich, Patricia Vickers-Rich, and Roland A. Gangloff Science, v.295, p.979-980

• ASTRONOMY: Demotion Looms for Gamma-Ray Bursts

  February 8, 2002 Tsvi Piran Science, v.295, p.986-987

• Big Fast Change

  February 7, 2002 Amanda Onion ABC News — a gene that leads to big change bolsters evolution theory, say scientists

• Computerized moths diversify to survive

  February 7, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  virtual pecking game proves predators drive diversity

• NCSE asks Discovery Institute: Where's the Shrimp?

  February 7, 2002 Alan Gishlick National Center for Science Education

• "The End of the Beginning"

  February 7, 2002 Daniel Jones The Human Nature Review, v.2, p.70-76

  essay review of:

• U.C. San Diego Researchers Exaggerate Findings to Promote Evolutionary Theory

  February 6, 2002 Discovery Institute — a mutant shrimp is being claimed as "a landmark in evolutionary biology" that proves Darwin's critics wrong, but it’s nothing of the sort, says biologist Jonathan Wells

• First Genetic Evidence Uncovered of How Major Changes in Body Shapes Occurred During Early Animal Evolution

  February 6, 2002 William McGinnis and Matthew Ronshaugen University of California, San Diego

• Ohio tackles evolution controversy

  February 6, 2002 Phyllis Schlafly townhall.com

• Darwinism: Science or Philosophy (TV)

  February 6, 2002 University of California Television

  Two eminent professors, Phillip Johnson of UC Berkeley and William Provine of Cornell University, come to grips with the most important of all questions: Do we owe our existence to a creator? Can the blind watchmaker of natural selection take the place of

• Meteors go pop in the night

  February 6, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  recordings of sounds from shooting stars defy explanation

• Now it's Ohio, debating Darwinism

  February 5, 2002 Apoorva Mandavilli BioMedNet

• DNA downloads alone

  February 5, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  the information in DNA can be copied into new molecules without proteins' help

• LETTER: No Reason Science and Religion Must be at Odds

  February 5, 2002 Floyd V. Stolzenburg Columbus Dispatch, p.8A 

• Evolution vs. Intelligent Design

  February 5, 2002 Catherine Candisky Columbus Dispatch, p.1B

  experts to weigh in on science standards

• "Redundancy, antiredundancy, and the robustness of genomes"

  February 5, 2002 David C. Krakauer and Joshua B. Plotkin Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. (USA), v.99, p.1405-1409

• Does Creationism Equal Holocaust Denial?

  February 4, 2002 John Wilson Christianity Today

  "Yes," says Michael Shermer in Scientific American

• Support for creationism resurfaces

  February 4, 2002 Leo Shane III Cincinnati Enquirer

  some politicians push for 'intelligent design'

• Is human evolution finally over?

  February 3, 2002 Robin McKie The Observer, Guardian Unlimited (United Kingdom)

  scientists are split over the theory that natural selection has come to a standstill in the West

• LETTER: Schools Should at Least Acknowledge Creationism

  February 3, 2002 Rachel Bennett Columbus Dispatch, p.2D

• Man Who Would Be God: Giving Robots Life

  February 2, 2002 Sarah Lyall New York Times

• Book

  Science, Technology & Society in Seventeenth-Century England

  February, 2002 Robert K. Merton Howard Fertig Pub

• Book

  The Ghosts of Evolution

  February 1, 2002 Connie Barlow Perseus Books

  see also Amazon

• The Gradual Illumination of the Mind

  February 1, 2002 Michael Shermer Scientific American

  the advance of science, not the demotion of religion, will best counter the influence of creationism

• Astrophysics of Life

  February 1, 2002 Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, MD (NASA)

• Conservative Christian Group Targets Ohio Kids

  February 1, 2002 Tom Baillieul, geologist Columbus Dispatch, p.14A

• Dynamical Complexity and Regularity

  February 1, 2002 Richard A. Johns International Society for Complexity, Information, and Design

• "Progress in the Ark Search" (.pdf)

  February 1, 2002 John D. Morris Acts & Facts, v.31, n.2, p.1-2

• Umraveling the DNA Myth

  February 1, 2002 Barry Commoner Harper's Magazine

  the spurious foundation of genetic engineering

• Mount Etna Ignites

  February 1, 2002 Marco Pinna National Geographic

  Europe’s tallest active volcano erupts in grandeur, enthralling Sicilians and intriguing scientists

• Book

  The Nazi Connection: Eugenics, American Racism, and German National Socialism

  February 1, 2002 Stefan Kühl Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon