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• Visual evidence suggests water springs on Mars / June 22, 2000

  June 25, 2000

• "Creation Mythology: Defenders of Darwinism resort to suppressing data and teaching outright falsehoods"

  June 24, 2000 Nancy R. Pearcey World Magazine, v.15, n.25

• News Update/Commentary

  Water may flow on Mars

  June 23, 2000 BBC News

• "Nonavian Feathers in a Late Triassic Archosaur" requires free registration (pdf)

  June 23, 2000 Terry D. Jones, et al. Science, v.288, n.5474, p.2202-2205

• Feathery Fossil Shows Birds Aren't Dinosaurs

  June 22, 2000 Maggie Fox Yahoo! News

• News Update/Commentary

  Earliest feathers fan controversy

  June 22, 2000 BBC News

• News Site Reports NASA Has Found Water on Mars

  June 21, 2000 FoxNews.com

• News Update/Commentary

  Water 'found on Mars'

  June 21, 2000 BBC News

• Water springs found on Mars / June 21, 2000

  June 21, 2000

• Evidence of water found on Mars

  June 21, 2000 David McCormick Discovery Channel

• Report of the Creation Study Committee

  June 21, 2000 PCA Historical Center (Presbyterian Church)

  report to the 28th General Assembly

• A kinder, gentler American atheism

  June 21, 2000 Wofford College

• NASA To Reveal New Evidence For Water On Mars

  June 20, 2000 MarsDaily.com

• "INTERVIEW: Soul man"

  June 17, 2000 New Scientist, v.166, p.46 Satish Kumar wants science to find space for the soul

• "Earth's Core and the Geodynamo" requires free registration

  June 16, 2000 Bruce A. Buffet Science, v.288, p.2007-2012

• News Update/Commentary

  Sugar in space sweetens chances of life

  June 16, 2000 BBC News

• Irreducible Complexity and Darwinian Pathways: Guest response to article by R.H. Thornhill and D.W. Ussery

  June 16, 2000  Access Research Network

• News Update/Commentary

  Atom smasher revs up

  June 14, 2000 BBC News

  Deep in the sandy woods of New York's Long Island, physicists are travelling back to the dawn of the Universe.

• Design as a Research Program: 14 Questions to Ask About Design

  June 13, 2000 William A. Dembski Access Research Network

• Darwinism: Science or Naturalistic Philosophy (video study kit)

  June 13, 2000 Access Research Network

  a teaching kit for home, church, or school that contains 3 important resources available for examining the questions surrounding the origins controversy

• The Journey: In Search of Our Origins (video)

  June 13, 2000 Access Research Network

• Design as a Research Program: 14 Questions to Ask About Design

  June 13, 2000 William A. Dembski Discovery Institute

• "Star light, star bright"

  June 12, 2000 U.S. News & World Report, v.128, p.57 leading astronomers make their wishes known

• "Who am I?"

  June 12, 2000 U.S. News & World Report, v.128, p.50 introspective scientists are probing the mystery of human consciousness

• "Learning to Dissect Dinosaurs--Digitally" requires free registration

  June 9, 2000 Erik Stokstad Science, v.288, p.1728-1732

• New Feathered Dino Firms Up Bird Links

  June 9, 2000 Dennis Normile Science, v.288, p.1721

• "Filamentous microfossils in a 3,235-million-year-old volcanogenic massive sulphide deposit" requires free registration

  June 8, 2000 Birger Rasmussen Nature, v.405, p.676-679

• "Palaeobiology: The realms of Archaean life" requires free registration

  June 8, 2000 Euan Nisbet Nature, v.405, p.625-626

• AAS Statement on the Teaching of the History of the Universe

  June 6, 2000 American Astronomical Society American Institute of Physics, Bulletin of Science Policy News

• "Eureka! Scientists break speed of light"

  June 4, 2000 The Sunday Times

• Before the big bang

  June 3, 2000 Marcus Chown New Scientist, v.166, p.24

  How did the Universe begin? Not with a bang but with a whimper

• "ECOLOGY: Mount St. Helens, Revisited" requires free registration

  June 2, 2000 Richard A. Lovett Science, v.288, p.1578-1579

• "QUANTUM PHYSICS: Furtive Glances Trigger Radioactive Decay" requires free registration

  June 2, 2000 Charles Seife Science, v.288, p.1564

• News Update/Commentary

  Astronomers: Star collisions are rampant, catastrophic

  June 2, 2000 CNN

• Debut Sue

  June 1, 2000 Donovan Webster National Geographic, v.197, p.24

  the largest Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered has found new stomping grounds at Chicago's Field Museum

• "Fossil record of mass moth migration" requires free registration

  June 1, 2000 Jes Rust Nature, v.405, p.530-531

• Acceleration of quantum decay processes by frequent observations

  June 1, 2000 A. G. Kofman and G. Kurizki Nature, v.405, p.546-550

• "The Channeled Scabland: Back to Bretz?"

  June 1, 2000 Geology, v.28, p.573

• "Dinosaur abundance was not declining in a '3 m gap' at the top of the Hell Creek Formation, Montana and North Dakota"

  June 1, 2000 Peter M. Sheehan, et al. Geology, v.28, p.523

• "Life associated with a 2.76 Ga ephemeral pond?: Evidence from Mount Roe #2 paleosol"

  June 1, 2000 Rob Rye and Heinrich D. Holland Geology, v.28, p.483

• "Romancing the Bone"

  June 1, 2000 Jack McClintock Discover, v.21, p.84

  big-name paleontologists never imagined that giant dinosaurs could have thrived on a small, isolated landmass like New Zealand

• "Old radiocarbon ages in the southwest Pacific Ocean during the last glacial period and deglaciation" requires free registration

  June 1, 2000 Elisabeth L. Sikes, et al. Nature, v.405, p.555-559

• Teaching and Propaganda

  June 1, 2000 Mano Singham Physics Today, v.53, p.54-55

  "Weigh the arguments for and against any issue but, ultimately, stand up for what you believe. Don’t ever feel forced to accept something just because some 'expert' tells you it is true."

• A dinosaur's tell-tale heart

  June 1, 2000 Geotimes, v.45, p.6

• "Paleontology's Indiana Jones"

  June 1, 2000 Scientific American, v.282, p.36

  from digging to designing, this celebrity scientist, Paul C. Sereno, has helped map the evolution of dinosaurs

• Thomas Kuhn's irrationalism

  June 1, 2000 James Franklin The New Criterion, v.18, n.10

  Kuhn's "achievement" was to put the view of Galileo's scholastic opponents back on the agenda. He declared logic outmoded and replaced it with history.

• Rejected: Kansas Voters Turn Back Candidates Who Back De-Emphasizing Evolution / August 2, 2000

  June 1, 2000

• Book

  Calculating God

  June 1, 2000 Robert J. Sawyer Tor Books

  What are the implications of a "successful" Intelligent Design research program? What might happen to humanity's concept of God if ID became the pervasive philosophy of science? A science-fiction story about how aliens think they can prove that God create

• Book

  Extinct Humans

  June 1, 2000 Ian Tattersall and Jeffrey H. Schwartz Westview Press

  no longer can human evolution be viewed as a simple progression of a single lineage from a primitive ancestor to ourselves; see also Amazon

• "Pattern of Marine Mass Extinction Near the Permian-Triassic Boundary in South China" requires free registration

  June 1, 2000 Y. G. Jin, et al Science, v.289, p.432-436