Articles from Science News (March 26, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Alien light: extrasolar planets are detected in new way.	Cowen, R.		542
An ounce of pollution: particles' harm varies by person, region, season.	Harder, B.		549
Ant larvae sway to say, 'feed me!'.		Brief Article	271
Babies learn to save face: infants get prepped to perceive.	Bower, B.		469
Big mimics: African elephants can learn to copy sounds.	Milius, S.		442
Clever coating: new polymer may prolong life of medical implants.	Goho, A.		473
College may endow memory to old brains.		Brief Article	199
Copeland's Cure: Homeopathy and the War between Conventional and Alternative Medicine.		Brief Article	190
Edward Teller: the Real Dr. Strangelove.		Brief Article	237
Flame retardants spark new concern.		Brief Article	288
Great shot.	Seppa, N.	Letter to the Editor	89
Jupiter as mirror for the sun's X rays.		Brief Article	262
Man the Hunted: Primates, Predators, and Human Evolution.		Brief Article	183
Mudder of all agriculture?	Bower, B.	Letter to the Editor	114
New protease inhibitor looks promising.		Brief Article	145
Old softy: Tyrannosaurus fossil yields flexible tissue.	Perkins, S.		493
Paint additive hammers coral.			348
Pill pumpers.	Levine, Stephen J.	Letter to the Editor	53
Plants take bite out of deadly snake venoms.			274
Possible worlds: imagination gets its due as a real-world thinking tool.	Bower, Bruce	Cover Story	2415
Sleeper issue.	Rauch, Loren	Letter to the Editor	67
The Joy of Chemistry: the Amazing Science of Familiar Things.		Brief Article	233
Too darn hot: an abundance of alien earths.	Cowen, Ron		2005
Tug-of-war: how bacteria prevent host-cell suicide.	Brownlee, C.		467