Articles from Science News (November 24, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Babies show an eye for faces. (Behavior).		Brief Article	358
Birds with a criminal past hide food well.	Milius, S.	Brief Article	586
Cancer drugs may thwart Huntington's. (Biomedicine).		Brief Article	308
Coral-killing army recruits human bugs. (Earth Science: from Boston, at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America).		Brief Article	173
Correct.		Correction Notice	54
Couched, indeed. (Letters).	McClellan, Blair G.	Letter to the Editor	159
Desert glass: is it baked Australia? (Earth Science).		Brief Article	343
Enzyme fighter works as well as tamoxifen.	Seppa, N.	Brief Article	551
Fragile X protein reveals its RNA partners.	Travis, J.	Brief Article	613
Genomes of dangerous bacteria exposed. (Biomedicine).		Brief Article	267
Greeks sailed into ancient Trojan bay. (Earth Science: from Boston, at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America).		Brief Article	164
Gut issues. (Letters).		Letter to the Editor	60
Is this young star ready to form planets?	Cowen, R.	Brief Article	538
Mishap halts work at Japanese neutrino lab.	Harder, B.	Brief Article	469
Ripples spread wide from ground zero.	Perkins, S.	Brief Article	889
Sight sounds off in brains of the deaf. (Behavior).		Brief Article	260
Technique senses damage before it hurts.	Weiss, P.	Brief Article	533
The article appears. (Letters).	Brosius, Edward	Letter to the Editor	92
The mountain: take a look at Mount Rainier, America's most dangerous volcano.	Perkins, Sid		2092
Things just mesh: making stents even better at keeping arteries open.	Christensen, Damaris		2482
Tube worms like it hot, but larvae not. (Earth Science).		Brief Article	269
Warm spell did little for Eocene flora. (Earth Science: from Boston, at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America).		Brief Article	270