Articles from Science News (November 30, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Bugs blare in software set to music. (Loony Tunes).	Weiss, P.		469
Child-care sites, health threats. (Environment).		Brief Article	200
Clearing up how cloud droplets freeze. (Outside-In).	Perkins, S.		514
Corpse: Nature, Forensics, and the Struggle to Pinpoint Time of Death.		Book Review	192
El Ninos came more often in Middle Ages. (Earth Science).		Brief Article	208
Emotions sputter as cigarette motivator. (Lost That Smoking Feeling).	Bower, B.		552
Forged fossil is a fish-eating fowl. (Paleontology).		Brief Article	274
Galactic cannibalism strikes again. (Astronomy).		Brief Article	264
Gene variants implicated in stomach cancer. (Predisposed to Trouble).	Seppa, Nathan		506
Giving off a faint X-ray glow. (Martian Radiation).	Cowen, Ron		472
Hawkmoths can still see colors at night. (Zoology).		Brief Article	250
Invading earthworms threaten rare U.S. fern. (Worm Attacks).	Milius, S.		519
Mad deer disease? Researchers puzzle over brain illness in North American wildlife.	Milius, Susan		2060
Natural fluoride isn't quite enough. (Dental Health).		Brief Article	276
One galaxy, two gravitational beasts. (Cosmic Couple).	Marzuola, Carol		515
Resistance-free wire takes long jump. (Technology).		Brief Article	215
Space issue. (Letters).		Letter to the Editor	360
Stone By Stone: the Magnificent History in New England's Stone Walls.		Book Review	190
Study exonerates childhood vaccine. (Immunology).		Brief Article	165
Taming toxic tides: can we slay poisonous algal blooms with clay?	Raloff, Janet		1974
The Cardiovascular Cure: How to Strengthen Your Self-Defense Against Heart Attack and Stroke.		Book Review	172
The Cartoon History of the Universe III.		Book Review	80
The Golden Ratio: the Story of Phi, the World's Most Astonishing Number.		Book Review	117