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• MORAL DARWINISM The fittest conscience: new take on evolution

  July 31, 2000 Jane Lampman Christian Science Monitor

• Irreducible Complexity and the Evolutionary Literature: Response to Critics

  July 31, 2000 Michael J. Behe Discovery Institute

• In Defense of the Irreducibility of the Blood Clotting Cascade

  July 31, 2000 Michael J. Behe Discovery Institute

• A Mousetrap Defended: Response to Critics

  July 31, 2000 Michael J. Behe Discovery Institute

• Wedge issues: An intelligent discussion with Intelligent Design's designer

  July 29, 2000 Nancy R. Pearcey World Magazine, v.15, n.29

  interview with Phillip Johnson; ARN copy

• Book

  Dinosaur Through the Eyes of a Child

  July 29, 2000 Douglas W. Phillips Institute for Creation Research

  review of the new Disney movie Dinosaur

• Monkey Trial: Debate Over Creationism and Evolution Still With Us / July 23, 2000

  July 29, 2000 ABC News

• "The Bible, as History, Flunks New Archaeological Tests"

  July 29, 2000 New York Times

  "Still, considerable disagreement exists among archaeologists on how to interpret many recent finds."

• Newspaper Article

  Board Decision on Evolution Roils an Election in Kansas

  July 29, 2000 Pam Belluck New York Times

• Blind fish show eyes can grow back

  July 28, 2000 CNN.com

• Is anybody out there?

  July 28, 2000 CNN.com

  review of the book: Rare Earth: Why Complex Life Is Uncommon in the Universe

• "Embryonic Lens Prompts Eye Development" requires free registration

  July 28, 2000 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.289, p.522-523

• Brazilian scientists unveil reconstruction of Tyrannosaurus ancestor

  July 27, 2000 CNN.com

• Mass extinction traced to oceanic methane burp

  July 27, 2000 CNN.com reported in the journal Nature

• Sorting through the evolution/education debate

  July 26, 2000 Kansas City Star

• Pro-evolution candidate wins education board primary / August 2, 2000

  July 26, 2000

• Where's God in the Machine?

  July 24, 2000 Wired News

  Francis Collins the scientist (director of the Human Genome Project) is engaged in an internal battle with Collins the believer (Christian) over just how far is far enough in the quest to learn how humans work.

• Scopes in reverse

  July 24, 2000 Nancy R. Pearcey The Washington Times

  As Kansas wound down its week-long observance of the 75^th anniversary of the Scopes Trial, a striking irony largely escaped notice.

• God and Evolution in Kansas Classrooms / July 27, 2000

  July 24, 2000 ABC News, Nightline unedited, uncorrected transcript; includes interview with Phillip Johnson

• Fences for Tearing Down: The War of Science and Religion

  July 24, 2000 Charles Colson BreakPoint Commentary #000724

• Evolution by Design

  July 24, 2000 True Parents Organization (Unification Church, Rev. Sun Myung Moon, founder)

  also by the same author: Darwinism: Why I Went for a Second Ph.D.

• Pass the Genes, Please

  July 22, 2000 John Travis Science New Online, v.158, n.4, p.60

  gene swapping muddles the history of microbes

• Scopes Trial Anniversary & Teaching Evolution

  July 21, 2000 National Public Radio

  Join Pulitzer Prize winning author Edward Larson for a look back at the trial on its 75th anniversary, and at the ongoing battle over teaching evolution in the public schools. Plus, a talk with Michael Behe, author of Darwin's Black Box, about his

• Getting There Faster: Light's Speed Accelerated

  July 20, 2000 Yahoo! News

• Tennessee vs. John Scopes

  July 20, 2000 University of Missouri - Kansas City, Law School famous trials in American history: details of the "Monkey Trial"

• "Spider manipulation by a wasp larva" requires free registration

  July 20, 2000 William G. Eberhard Nature, v.406, p.255-256

• Gain-assisted superluminal light propagation

  July 20, 2000 L. J. Wang, A. Kuzmich, and A. Dogariu Nature, v.406, p.277-279

  | See Also pdf

• "Recriminations and confusion over 'fake' coelacanth photo"

  July 20, 2000 Nature, v.406, p.225

  the hunt is on for the explanation of an apparently faked photograph of a coelacanth

• "How new technology put a coelacanth among the heirs of Piltdown Man"

  July 20, 2000 Nature, v.406, p.343

• News Update/Commentary

  Parasite's web of death

  July 19, 2000 BBC News

  on the evening of the day that it will kill the spider, the wasp larva induces the spider to spin an unusual web

• Evolution's next step in Kansas: Ballot box

  July 19, 2000 Mary Beth Marklein USA Today

• Auction of winged reptile fossil stirs debate

  July 18, 2000 CNN.com

• News Update/Commentary

  Biting beetle gives away secrets

  July 16, 2000 BBC News

• SYMPOSIUM: "Darwin, Design & Democracy: Teaching the Evidence in Science Education"

  July 15, 2000 Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, MO

  see collection of articles and news item by the Access Research Network

• "Evolution of Biological Information"

  July 15, 2000 T. D. Schneider Nucleic Acids Research, v.28, n.14, p.2794-2799

• "Evidence for a 20° tilting of the Earth's rotation axis 110 million years ago"

  July 15, 2000 Michel Prévot, Estelle Mattern, Pierre Camps and Marc Daignières Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v.179, n.3-4, p.517-528

• Kansas poll evolves into a debate on Darwin

  July 14, 2000 Electronic Telegraph, UK

• Earth's ancient atmosphere trapped in rocks

  July 13, 2000 CNN.com

• Scopes Trial Revisited

  July 13, 2000   ABC News (Associated Press) trial still relevant, but now creationists claim censorship

• News Update/Commentary

  'Fossil air' provides climate clues

  July 12, 2000 BBC News

• Darwinism, Design and the Consequences for American Education

  July 11, 2000 U.S. Newswire

  Discovery Institute Fellows will be the main speakers at a national symposium in Kansas City on July 15

• News Update/Commentary

  Snow microbes found at South Pole

  July 10, 2000 BBC News

• Copying the Human Script: Genome Project Raises Hopes, Fears

  July 8, 2000 Nancy R. Pearcey World Magazine, v.15, n.27

• ARN-Announce, No. 6

  July 8, 2000 Access Research Network

  upcoming events and new articles, books, videos and other resources on Intelligent Design

• "They've seen a ghost"

  July 8, 2000 Robert Irion New Scientist, v.167, p.24

  The quantum world is so spooky that we could make computers with atoms that aren't really there.

• "The Nature of Evidence" requires free registration

  July 7, 2000 Boyce Rensberger Science, v.289, p.61

• Neighborhood Gamma Ray Burst Boosts Theory

  July 7, 2000 Govert Schilling Science, v.289, p.29

• "Stellar Production Rates of Carbon and Its Abundance in the Universe" requires free registration

  July 7, 2000 H. Oberhummer, A. Csótó, H. Schlattl Science, v.289, p.88-90

  outside a narrow window of 0.5 and 4% of the values of the strong and Coulomb forces, respectively, the stellar production of carbon or oxygen is reduced by factors of 30 to 1000; see also

  Teaching Moments from Disney's Dinosaur

  July 7, 2000 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network, Library Files

• "Schrödinger's cat is now fat" requires free registration

  July 6, 2000 Gianni Blatter Nature, v.406, p.25-26

  Schrödinger's dead-and-alive cat was a thought experiment applying the physics of electrons and atoms to our macroscopic world. New experiments with superconductors narrow the gap between theoretical ideas and reality.