Articles from Science News (July 30, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new X-ray eye on the cosmos.		Brief Article	201
Bipolar kids harbor unique brain trait.		Brief Article	271
Boning up: tissue for grafts grown inside the body.	Brownlee, C.		496
Cassini eyes youthful-looking Saturnian moon.	Cowen, R.	Brief Article	138
Cell death may spur aging.		Brief Article	181
Echinacea disappoints: there's still no cure for the common cold.	Seppa, N.		465
Fickle finger's funny feel: digit illusion modifies touch perception.	Bower, B.		488
Glints from inner space: sensing Earth's hidden radioactivity.	Weiss, P.		528
In search of the imperfect nanocrystal.		Brief Article	276
Judeo-Christian ties buried in Rome.		Brief Article	210
Led astray.	Cowen, R.	Letter to the Editor	73
Martin Gardner's Mathematical Games: The Entire Collection of His Scientific American Columns.		Book Review	171
Oak: The Frame of Civilization.		Brief Article	185
Of one mind.	Brownlee, C.	Letter to the Editor	145
Planet potential.		Brief Article	180
Pushing drugs: how medical marketing influences doctors and patients.	Harder, Ben		1939
Red and cloudy.	Cowen, R.	Letter to the Editor	93
Seeing past the dirt: using ground-penetrating radar to focus archaeological digs.	Perkins, Sid	Cover Story	2207
Shaping the Industrial Century: The Remarkable Story of the Evolution of the Modern Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries.		Book Review	158
The American Heritage Science Dictionary.		Book Review	150
The Looting of the Iraq Museum, Baghdad: The Lost Legacy of ancient Mesopotamia.		Book Review	195
Weighty evidence on testicular cancer.		Brief Article	265
What's gotten into everybody? Survey of bodily contaminants finds encouraging declines and new exposures.	Harder, B.		509
Why isn't the sky violet, Daddy?		Brief Article	226
Wing ding: bird rubs feathers for cricketlike song.	Milius, S.		450
Young and helpless: fossils suggest that dinosaur parents cared.	Perkins, S.		410