Articles from Science News (January 8, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A dwarf with a disk.	Cowen. Ron		271
A little brain power.	Parker-Rhodes, Oriole	Letter to the Editor	53
Bad combo? Some antidepressants may hamper breast cancer drug.	Seppa, N.		533
Beat generation: genetically modified stem cells repair heart.	Shiga, D.		448
Below the surface.	Erdman, James A.	Letter to the Editor	94
Boom times ahead?	Beeson, David E.	Letter to the Editor	46
Correction.		Correction Notice	91
Dopey competition.	Cox, Sam	Letter to the Editor	53
Food colorings: pigments make fruits and veggies extra healthful.	Raloff, Janet	Cover Story	2086
Frankenstein's chips: scientists turn to build-'em-yourself guinea pigs.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich		1840
Helping patients decipher options.	Raloff, Janet	Brief Article	169
Human Bones: a Scientific and Pictorial Investigation.		Book Review	195
Leadville: the Struggle to Revive an American Town.		Book Review	311
Mixing genes: bird immigrants make unexpected differences.	Milius, S.		500
Ocean-sensor project reaches milestone.	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	209
Plants: importance of being economic.	Milius, Susan	Brief Article	220
Probe bares heart of X-ray inferno.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich	Brief Article	246
Reflections on insecticides: mirror forms of agrochemicals set risk.	Goho, A.		456
Ring robber.	Cohen, Ron	Brief Article	183
Science Friction: Where the Known Meets the Unknown.		Book Review	221
Temples of boom: ancient Hawaiians took fast road to statehood.	Bower, B.		499
The Dinosauria Second Edition.		Book Review	145
Tsunami disaster: scientists model the big quake and its consequences.	Perkins, S.		620
Twinkle toes: how geckos' sticky feet stay clean.	Weiss, P.		447