Articles from Science News (January 19, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A blast from the past.		Book Review	516
Cancer fighter reveals a dark side. (Biomedicine).		Brief Article	336
Cloning's ups and downs. (Biomedicine).		Brief Article	306
Detonating silicon wafers can ID elements. (Science News of the week).	Gorman, J.	Brief Article	419
Editor's letter.	Miller, Julie Ann		241
Exploring the Red Planet: Mars Odyssey set to begin its mission.	Cowen, Ron		2454
Female pipefish face toughest odds. (Biology).		Brief Article	257
Flattery for faience: imitating ancient materials reveals lost manufacturing secrets. (Cover Story).	Gorman, Jessica		1970
Gene variant tied to human aging. (Science News of the week).	Travis, J.	Brief Article	616
Mammal cells make fake spider silk better. (Science News of the week).	Weiss, P.	Brief Article	568
Much psychosis in elderly may go unnoticed. (Science News of the week).	Bower, B.	Brief Article	507
Nicotine metabolism shows ethnic bias. (Science News of the week).	Seppa, N.	Brief Article	499
Official chooses Nevada for nuclear waste. (Science News of the week).	Perkins, S.	Brief Article	626
Parrots will fluoresce for sex. (Biology).		Brief Article	199
Some gamma-ray bursts may occur nearby. (Science News of the week).	Cowen, R.	Brief Article	497
Stone Age signs of complexity. (Anthropology).		Brief Article	122
The gene that came to stay. (Anthropology).		Brief Article	420
Toxic Pfiesteria inhabit foreign waters. (Science News of the week).	Millius, S.	Brief Article	305