Articles from Science News (February 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1421: The Year China Discovered America.		Book Review	205
As population ages, flu takes deadly turn. (Epidemiology).		Brief Article	260
Cetaceans provide cheap labor in the icy deep. (Putting whales to work).	Morgan, K.		411
Clot promoter cuts surgical bleeding. (Biomedicine).		Brief Article	214
Dreaming: An Introduction to the Science of Sleep.		Book Review	135
Einstein's Unfinished Symphony Listening to the Sounds of Space-Time.		Book Review	156
Electronic jetsam: ocean rovers explore the depths and monitor the environment.	Perkins, Sid		1934
Floods, Droughts, And Climate Change.		Book Review	120
Gamma-ray burst leaves ephemeral afterglow. (Astronomy).		Brief Article	253
Gel helps animals detect thermal fluctuations. (Shark sense).	Gorman, J.		384
Kilauea: 20 years on, it's still erupting. (Earth Science).		Brief Article	214
Mailes prefer flower's scent to female wasp's. (Better than real).	Milius, S.		489
Milk ran deep in prehistoric England. (Dairying pioneers).	Bower, B.		519
New moons for Neptune? (Astronomy).		Brief Article	246
Noise may cause gene damage in heart. (Rackets and radicals).	Harder, B.		492
Oldies but goodies. (Letters).			166
Picture this. (Letters).	Gillespie, Patrick		83
Psychiatric drugs surge among kids. (Behavior).		Brief Article	204
Quantum computers to keep an eye on. (Physics).		Brief Article	210
Sea bacteria may be new anticancer resource. (Chemistry).		Brief Article	192
Space, time, matter, and ... modern geometries.		Book Review	496
Sperm may follow rising temperature to egg. (Heat-seeking missiles).	Travis, J.		515
State Of The World 2003.		Book Review	144
Talent found: top science students chosen in 62nd annual competition.	Harder, B.		591
Vaccine query.			67
Why the mercury falls: heavy-metal rains may trace to oxidants, including smog.	Raloff, Janet		2369