Articles from Science News (March 22, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A Shortcut Through Time: the Path to the Quantum Computer.		Book Review	104
Ants lurk for bees, but bees see ambush. (Zoology).		Brief Article	271
Brain cells for alertness fire without cues. (No Rest for the Waking).	Morgan, K.		469
Clearly a need. (Letters).	Ferris, Jeanne	Letter to the Editor	76
Discovery of bitter-taste gene is sweet. (Biology).		Brief Article	254
Do birds build up better tool designs? (Techno Crow).	Milius, S.		451
Gamma-ray bursts may one-up themselves. (Cosmic Afterglow).	Cowen, R.		507
Have a safe night. (Letters).	Tschumy, Cathy	Letter to the Editor	74
Hidden Worlds: Hunting for Quarks in Ordinary Matter.		Book Review	197
Honors. (Letters).		Brief Article	98
In orbit, water makes the stretch. (Physics).		Brief Article	234
Looking for Spinoza: Joy, Sorrow, and the Feeling Brain.		Book Review	187
Maybe the reindeer flew. (Letters).	Blanchard, Michelle	Letter to the Editor	109
More Arctic clouds may lessen warming. (Earth Science).		Brief Article	277
More than a kick: on its own, nicotine might promote tumors and wrinkles. (Cover Story).	Morgan, Kendall		1959
Mutation shows up in binge eaters. (Genetically Driven).	Seppa, N.		536
Parasite ploy suggests drug-delivery tactic. (A Tale of the Tapeworm).	Travis, J.		537
Particle shower may spotlight loose nukes. (Muon Manna?).	Weiss, P.		448
Pete Dunne on Bird Watching: the How-to, Where-to, and When-to of Birding.		Book Review	108
Plot thickens for blood pressure drugs. (Biomedicine).		Brief Article	284
Project Orion: the True Story of the Atomic Spaceship.		Book Review	191
Refueling rockets: could spacecraft powered by a new wax be safer and cheaper?	Gorman, Jessica		1754
Six-legged bugs may have evolved twice. (Original Kin).	Harder, B.		528
Squirming through space-time. (Physics).		Brief Article	282
Was T. rex just a big freeloader? (Paleobiology).		Brief Article	274