Articles from Canadian Chemical News (November 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'"Usually most of the management people or the politicians haven't got the foggiest idea of what science is all about.".	Boyle, Willard	Brief article	108
Bawdy buzz.			493
Borne in the blood: American writer David Ewing Duncan offers himself up as a guinea pig to see how our toxic world could impact our health.	Duncan, David Ewing		2876
By mimicking the skin of a long-finned pilot whale.			118
Carbon paired with a couple of oxygens is bad news.			113
Chronicling our chemical buzz: a history of human inebriation.	Campbell, Anne		708
CIC Board of Directors nominations/ Nominations pour le Conseil de direction de l'ICC (2010-2011).			1142
Flu fighters: are vaccines safe?		Interview	2454
From the editor/De la redactrice en chef.	Di Menna, Jodi	Editorial	431
Graphene was also making news this fall out of Rutgers.			83
Ground breakings.		Brief article	274
Healthy RNA: a red flag.			257
Hot rocks.	Di Menna, Jodi		122
It's your year, Chemistry!		Brief article	173
IYC2011 committee.			88
Local heroes.			88
Nominations are now open for The Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering 2010 awards: do you know an outstanding person who deserves to be recognized? Act now!			439
Scientists in the UK are reacting with concern.			106
Ten years ago a group of Russian scientists.			120
The uses and abuses of the precautionary principle.	Doering, Ronald L.		813
Toxin tug of war.	Schwarcz, Joe		919
Upcoming events.		Brief article	120
Vegetables will give you gas!	Di Menna, Jodi		88