Articles from Science World (April 26, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Brain change: two very different ways.	D'Angelo, Laura		288
Bug off! First, it sickened birds. Then, it struck humans: The mysterious spread of the West Nile virus.	Gordon, David George		1432
Eureka!	Norlander, Britt		252
Explain this!			119
Fewer teens use drugs.			377
Good vibrations: whether it's a croaking frog or a foot-stomping elephant, many animals use sound waves to keep in touch.	Norlander, Britt		1721
Gross out?	Bryner, Jeanna		287
Hands-on science (no lab required).			637
Help when you need it.			168
Paradise lost: can Earth's oldest rain forest be spared from total destruction?	Chiang, Mona		1823
Rain-forest explorer.			550
Say ouch!	Tucker, Libby		163
Science in the news.			441
Scummy hideout.	Bryner, Jeanna		198
Table for two.	Price, Sean		229
Tease your brain.			37
The thrills of a lifetime: the teen brain is wired for thrills, chills, and adventure. Here's how to make the most of it.	D'Angelo, Laura		572
Tricky sticks.	Tucker, Libby		458