Articles from Science News (October 27, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Knuckle fever" reaches Italy.			300
A Ball, A Dog, and A Monkey: 1957--The Space Race Begins.			206
Catch a wave: carbon nanotubes go wireless.	Webb, S.		445
Digging the scene: dinos burrowed, built dens.	Perkins, S.		521
Good buzz: tiny vibrations may limit fat-cell formation.	Seppa, N.		508
Good Calories, Bad Calories: Challenging the Conventional Wisdom on Diet, Weight Control, and Disease.			195
Heated dispute.	Finley, Warren; Walton, Sean; Perkins, S.	Letter to the editor	131
HIV-positive people getting heavier.			211
Let there be aluminum-42: experiment creates surprise isotope.	Castelvecchi, D.		497
Math clubs get national sponsor.			197
Not so clear-cut: soil erosion may not have led to Mayan downfall.	Williams, S.		464
Odd couples: big black holes challenge star theory.	Cowen, R.		574
Pitch out.	Alger, Stanton; Seppa, N.; Murphy, Stanley	Letter to the editor	171
Polymer could improve natural gas purification.			221
Record-breaking supernova.			250
Smells funny: fish schools break up over body odor.	Milius, S.		507
Stored blood loses some of its punch.			256
The big dry: prolonged drought threatens Australia's people, wildlife, and economy.	Sohn, Emily		2257
Twice bitten.			207
Ulcer bug may prevent asthma.			272
Virtual worlds, real science: epidemiologists, social scientists flock to online world.	Vastag, Brian		1990