Articles from Science News (June 26, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Beg your indulgence: the Japanese social concept of amae goes global.	Bower, Bruce		2283
Cancer with a twist: protein instrumental in breast-cancer metastasis.	Seppa, N.		411
Connection blocker may stop viruses.	Seppa, N.		236
Cool magnet: a little bit of iron gives magnetic refrigeration a boost.	Goho, A.		460
Cost of protecting the oceans.	Harder, B.		246
Finding Fault with California an Earthquake Tourist's Guide.	Hough, Susan Elizabeth	Book Review	134
Fish toxin stops cancer pain.	Seppa, N.	Brief Article	228
Hot bother: ground squirrels taunt in infrared.	Milius, S.		528
Human Nature: a Blueprint for Managing the Earth--by People, for People.	Trefil, James	Book Review	151
Long dry spell.	Perkins, S.	Brief Article	127
Misbehavin' meson: perplexing particle flouts the rules.	Weiss, P.		540
Mr. Universe Jr.: child's gene mutation confirms protein's role in human-muscle growth.	Travis, J.		557
New diabetes drug passes early tests.	Seppa, N.	Brief Article	269
New pass at neutrino mass.	Weiss, P.	Brief Article	198
Old school.	Raloff, J.	Letter to the Editor	107
Our Overweight Children: What Parents, Schools, and Communities can do to Control the Fatness Epidemic.	Dalton, Sharron	Book Review	203
Plague: the Mysterious Past and Terrifying Future of the world's Most Dangerous Disease.	Orent, Wendy	Book Review	141
Sleepy brains take learning seriously.	Bower, B.	Brief Article	209
Stone age ear for speech: ancient finds sound off on roots of language.	Bower, B.		509
The Secret Life of Lobsters: how Fishermen and Scientists are Unraveling the Mysteries of our Favorite Crustacean.	Corson, Trevor	Brief Article	161
Theory and practice.	Oberst, Alan	Letter to the Editor	147
Thoroughly modern migrants: moths and butterflies--round-trip tickets not necessary.	Milius, Susan		2374
Too far out.	Bump, David L.	Letter to the Editor	89
When protein breakdown breaks down: bacterial toxin yields signs of Parkinson's.	Harder, B.		508
Why the thinnest sticky hairs rule.	Weiss, P.	Brief Article	221