Articles from Science News (January 25, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A matter of depth. (Letters).			75
Back to the dogs. (Letters).			186
Beethoven's Anvil: Music in Mind and Culture.			114
Clocking gravity. (Physics).			297
Contraceptive ring could pose risks after its disposal. (Environment).			257
Estrogens classified as carcinogens. (Environment).			129
Fiber helper: minuscule controllers may open data floodgates.	Weiss, P.		365
From bone to brain: transplanted male bone marrow makes nerve cells in women and girls.	Travis, J.		430
Getting the bugs out of blood: the quest for a zero-risk blood supply.	Christensen, Damaris		2213
Good thinking. (Letters).	Saka, Paul		86
Goodnight moon, hello mom. (Behavior).			272
How Electronic Things Work: and What to Do When They Don't.			86
In the beginning: dark matter builds galaxies, feeds quasars.	Cowen, R.		571
One-two poison: scorpion starts with a cheap shot.	Milius, S.		424
Planet formation on the fast track: growing up in a hurry.	Cowen, Ron		1695
Scientists Must Write: a Guide for Better Writing for Scientists, Engineers, and Students.			115
Smells like emotion: brain splits duties to sniff out feelings.	Bower, B.		494
Snow alga may be sizable carbon sink. (Earth Science).			253
Sundancing. (Astronomy).			191
The Future is Wild: a Natural History of the Future.			131
The Lost Ships of Pisa.			135
Too much of a good thing: excess vitamin A may hike bone-fracture rate.	Seppa, N.		444
Unnatural biochemistry: bacteria make and use an alien amino acid.	Gorman, J.		400
What is a Bridge? The Making of Calatrava's Bridge in Seville.			124
Wings aplenty: dinosaur species had feathered hind limbs.	Perkins, S.		453