Articles from Science News (March 3, 1990)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Acid rain's most visible symptom.	Raloff, Janet		276
Brooding over Australian frogs.	Cowen, Ron		349
Civilization and its discontents: why did the world's first civilization cut a swath across the Near East?	Bower, Bruce		2279
Fracturing rock's computer simulations.	Young, Patrick		218
From the earth to the moon with love: Japan translates its lunar fascination into a scientific mission.	Eberhart, Jonathan		995
Going to the goats.	Young, Patrick		403
Health groups find consensus on fat in diet.	Fackelmann, K.A.		433
Hints of El Nino surface in Pacific Ocean.	Monastersky, R.		612
Jumping gender: frogs change from she to he.	Cowen, R.		511
Laser spotlights molecular choreography.	Amato, I.		618
Nightmare numbers surprisingly high.	Bower, B.		684
Relying on more than wings and prayers.	Weiss, Rick		532
Ringing in an estimate of a galaxy's mass.	Peterson, I.		628
Smokers suffer from impaired smell.	Fackelmann, K.A.		525
Sonochemistry: the ultrasound and the fury.	Amato, I.		443
Space gyroscopes for testing relativity.			465
Still hope for adrenal-cell transplants.	Weiss, Rick		226
The physiology of human-powered flight.	Weiss, Rick		437
The stability of tiny diamonds.			132
What's the source of acid rain?	Raloff, Janet		226