Articles from Science News (March 28, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
And then there were 61.	Cowen, Ron	Brief article	102
Chemo spurs some cancer cells.	Sanders, Laura	Brief article	71
Cornering the terahertz gap: controlling light's path could enable invisibility or harness an intriguing but so far elusive stretch of the spectrum.	Yeager, Ashley		2861
Curious constant for black holes makes an unexpected appearance: physicists puzzled by Newtonian analog to relativity math.	Ehrenberg, Rachel		520
Earth.		Brief article	28
Footprints suggest H. erectus walked the modern human walk: 1.5-million-year-old fossils excavated in eastern Africa.	Bower, Bruce		527
For daily use.		Brief article	75
Gene links autism, bellyaches.	Saey, Tina Hesman	Brief article	84
Give that dino a hand.	Perkins, Sid	Brief article	106
Impossible view.	McCarthy, Don	Letter to the editor	183
Inspired by change.	Mason, Franklin H.	Letter to the editor	108
Live wires: cells reach out and touch each other with tunneling nanotubes.	Sanders, Laura		2045
Matter & energy.		Brief article	48
Networks of plunder: archaeologists tracing the labyrinth of antiquities trafficking hope to shut it down, or at least slow it up.	Bower, Bruce		2330
New drug fights nasty asthma.	Seppa, Nathan	Brief article	60
News from frontiers helps to ensure science's future.	Siegfried, Tom		399
Not One Drop: Betrayal and Courage in the Wake of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill.	Sanders, Laura	Book review	295
Playing for real in a virtual world: kids take on new identities, but sex differences remain.	Bower, Bruce	Brief article	225
Popular acid blockers don't mix with anticlotting medication: reflux drugs might lessen protection from blood thinner.	Seppa, Nathan		500
Science future.		Calendar	56
Science past: from the issue of March 28, 1959.		Brief article	137
Science stats: native bees bring home the bacon too.		Table	71
Science's next superstars win fortune and fame: top students recognized in Intel Science Talent Search.	Ehrenberg, Rachel		617
Scientific observations.		Brief article	49
Scientists find a soup of suspects while probing milk's link to cancer: latest studies focus on estrogens, androgens and IGF-1.	Raloff, Janet		1088
Shrinking fish can get big again, but such reversal may take time: study suggests managers should consider fishing's effects.	Milius, Susan		452
Speedy planet building.	Harris-Wyrick, Wayne	Letter to the editor	134
Team collars an accessory to Alzheimer's: supposedly harmless prions conspire in brain disease.	Sanders, Laura		633
The Botai of central Asia milked mares more than 5,000 years ago: hunter-gatherers left signs of domesticated horses.	Bower, Bruce		352
Top-of-the-world route to America.	Frost, Bill	Letter to the editor	103
Treaty on antiquities hinders access for museums.	Cuno, James	Interview	783
When the ink hits the page: understanding the physics behind the most printable ink.	Barazesh, Solmaz	Brief article	296