Articles from Science News (January 3, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Alaska shook, mountains spoke.	Perkins, Sid		226
Discover a mathematical world of beauty and insight.			423
Earth sometimes shivers beneath thick blankets of ice.	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	251
Explore math with Theoni Pappas.		Bibliography	556
In neutrons and protons, quarks take wrong turns.	Weiss, P.		629
Inhibiting immune compound slows sepsis.	Seppa, N.		458
Is much of college wasted on the young? What would a great university education mean to you now?			1447
Lively debate.	Towe, K.M.	Letter to the Editor	92
Lunar finding doesn't hold water.		Brief Article	205
Magic Universe: The Oxford Guide to Modern Science.		Book Review	110
New technique dates glaze on desert rocks.	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	202
Newfound fault may explain quakes.	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	278
Next stop, interstellar space: Voyager journeys to the edge of the solar system.	Cowen, Ron		1746
Nursing, feeding spot found off south Chile.	Milius, S.		459
Old, cold facts.	Hayman, James W.	Letter to the Editor	74
Orbiting radar spots old nuclear-test sites.	Perkins, S.		488
Outdoor data underrate pollutant exposure.	Harder, B.		501
Prehistoric Past Revealed: The Four-Billion-Year History of Life on Earth.		Book Review	125
Protein found central to ecstasy fever.		Brief Article	182
The Doctors' Plague: Germs, Childbed Fever, and the Strange Story of Ignac Semmelweis.		Book Review	208
The Feynman Lectures on Physics Volume 1: Quantum Mechanics Volume 2: Advanced Quantum Mechanics.		Book Review	152
The Universal Book of Astronomy: From the Andromeda Galaxy to the Zone of Avoidance.		Book Review	149
Thin skin: desert's fragile crust takes millennia to form but only moments to destroy.	Perkins, Sid	Cover Story	2225
Tiny skull puts Asia at root of primate tree.	Bower, B.		531
Ultrasensitive nanowires catch mutations.	Goho, A.		532
Where were you?	Luedtke, Sharon	Letter to the Editor	81