Articles from Science News (October 15, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A Crack in the Edge of the World: America and the Great California Earthquake of 1906.		Book Review	188
A galling business: the inhumane exploitation of bears for traditional Asian medicine.	Raloff, Janet		2247
Attention Deficit Disorder: The Unfocused Mind in Children and Adults.		Book Review	167
Baited camera snaps first live giant squid.		Brief Article	295
Chemical dancing: chemists choreograph molecular moves for Nobel honor.	Cunningham, A.		481
Correction.		Correction Notice	55
Drought's heat killed Southwest's pinon forests.	Harder, B.	Brief Article	121
Dutch elm fungus turns tree into lure.		Brief Article	205
Encore for evolutionary small-timers: tiny human cousins get younger with new finds.	Bower, B.		502
Filling in the blanks.		Brief Article	283
Grab a plate.	McLoughlin, Lisa A.	Letter to the Editor	116
High times for brain growth: marijuana-like drug multiplies neurons.	Brownlee, C.		490
Invisible rivers: fresh water also flows to sea through the ground.	Perkins, Sid		1902
Mission to the outer limits.		Brief Article	192
Proxy vampire: spider eats blood by catching mosquitoes.	Milius, S.		450
Raptor line: fossil finds push back dinosaur ancestry.	Perkins, S.		533
Road warriors: robotic vehicles triumph over desert obstacles.	Weiss, P.		466
Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife.		Book Review	159
Sun, sky, or slather?	Emerson, Amy	Letter to the Editor	158
The browning of Europe.		Brief Article	226
The Long Tomorrow: How Advances in Evolutionary Biology Can Help Us Postpone Aging.		Book Review	163
Vaccine clears major hurdle: injections offer new tool against cervical cancers.	Seppa, N.		398
Vitamin C may treat cancer after all.		Brief Article	284
Wild gorillas take time for tool use.		Brief Article	207
Wormwood Forest: A Natural History of Chernobyl.		Book Review	146