Articles from Science News (October 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A Garden Gallery: The Plants, Art, and Hardscape of Little and Lewis.		Book Review	165
Acne medicines can be a pain in the throat.		Brief Article	201
Anti-TB spending abroad could save money overall.		Brief Article	223
Better beta: cells grown in lab may treat diabetes.	Greene, K.		482
Concentrated guidance: attention training gives kids a cognitive push.	Bower, B.		504
Cosmic ray font: supernova remnants rev up ions.	Cowen, R.		438
DAM! Water, Power, Politics, and Preservation in Hetch Hetchy and Yosemite National Park.		Book Review	166
DNA pegs Irish elk's nearest relatives.		Brief Article	275
Falling influence: influenza fighters have limited effects.	Harder, B.		541
Getting a charge out of backpacking.		Brief Article	232
Give it up; cutting back helps, but even a cigarette or two a day carries risks.	Seppa, N.		582
Growing expectations: new technology could turn fuel into a bumper crop.	Moreira, Naila	Cover Story	2359
Into the void: porous crystals could do more chemistry.	Cunningham, A.		456
Light sensor may improve battlefield tools.		Brief Article	275
Living history: cultural artifacts are crawling with damaging microbes.	Brownlee, Christen		1961
Looks matter: if swallows aren't spiffy, mates' fidelity is iffy.	Perkins, S.		437
Milky seas clarified.	Brownlee, C.	Brief Article	126
Name game.	Moreira, N.	Letter to the Editor	56
Our friends the dung beetles.	Turner, Tom	Letter to the Editor	83
Save the frogs.		Brief Article	249
Silenced gene may foretell colon cancer.			282
Sun grazers: a thousand comets and counting.		Brief Article	192
The Planets.		Book Review	155
Transformed: How Everyday Things Are Made.		Book Review	184
Under the waves, too.	Gee, Michael	Letter to the Editor	107
Wave goodbye.	Hemingway, Tana	Letter to the Editor	87
Why Geography Matters: Three Challenges Facing America: Climate Change, the Rise of China, and Global Terrorism.		Book Review	182