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  1. Math

    A Gathering for Gardner

    Recreational mathematics and magic highlighted a lively gathering held recently to honor Martin Gardner. For additional news, visit the MathTrek blog.

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  2. Math

    Flying without Fractals

    A new study raises doubts about fractal patterns in animal behavior.

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  3. Math

    The squint method of data analysis

    Mathematicians discover a Klein bottle hidden within the data underlying photographs

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  4. Accept it: Talk about evolution needs to evolve

    W atch your language! It’s a common message from Eugenie Scott, a physical anthropologist and director of the National Center for Science Education (www.ncseweb.org), an organization dedicated to promoting and defending the teaching of evolution in public schools. Scott recently spoke with Science News writer Susan Milius. So you urge scientists not to say that […]

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  5. Tradition, innovation and hope in new year for science

    With this issue, Science News journeys into its 90th year. In 1921, Science Service was founded to share the unfolding new world of scientific discovery with America. Initially a mimeographed sheet known as the Science News-Letter, first published in 1922, the publication reported on such historic events and discoveries as the Scopes “Monkey Trial” in […]

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  6. Health & Medicine

    Scientists shouldn’t get hooked on notion that obesity reflects addiction to food

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  7. Killer whales, grandmas and what men want: Evolutionary biologists consider menopause

    Menopause seems like a cruel prank that Mother Nature plays on women. First come the hot flashes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, irregular periods, irritability and weight gain. Then menstruation stops and fertility ends. Why, many women ask, must they suffer through this? Evolutionary biologists, it turns out, ask themselves more or less the same question. […]

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  8. Animals

    Music without Borders

    When birds trill and whales woo-oo, we call it singing. Are we serious?

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  9. Health & Medicine

    Loosen Up

    Bacterial toxin may lead to less painful treatments for diabetes and brain cancer.

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  10. Cries and Greetings

    Baboon intimacy and detachment present vexing clues.

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  11. Agriculture

    Downtown Fisheries?

    Advances may make fish farming a healthy prospect, even for inner cities.

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  12. Health & Medicine

    Transplanted Hopes

    Islet-cell success may bring a diabetes cure closer.

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