The 50 Biggest Movies of 2009by Michael Moran
Times.com,
Nov 10, 2008
Iraq's damaged Babylon hopes for revival
By Andrew North
BBC.com, Nov 14, 2008
Study Shows Drivers Feel Free to Ignore Speed Limits
By Keith Barry
Wired.com,
Nov 14, 2008
Five Million Dead and Counting The disaster in Congo is all the more tragic because it was utterly avoidable.
By Michael J. Kavanagh
Slate.com, Nov. 14, 2008
Pelvis Dated To 1.2 Million Years Ago Shows Ancestors May Have Been Born With Big Heads
ScienceDaily.com,
Nov 14, 2008
Obama's plans for probing Bush torture
By Mark Benjamin
Salon.com, Nov 15, 2008
Turning Urine Into Water For Space Station Recycling
ScienceDaily.com,
Nov 14, 2008
Pentagon Clears Flying-Car Project for Takeoff
By Noah Shachtman
Wired.com, Nov 13, 2008
How Eating Red Meat Can Spur Cancer Progression: New Mechanism IdentifiedScienceDaily.com,
Nov 14, 2008
Growth hormones for kids
By Rahul K. Parikh, M.D.
Salon.com, Oct. 31, 2008
Pope sees physicist Hawking at evolution gatheringReuters.com, Oct 31, 2008
Can Animals Lie? You Want A Piece of This? (Please Please Please Don’t Take a Piece of This!)
by Carl Zimmer
Discover.com, Nov 13, 2008
The Incredible Journey: Microchip ID Reunites Owners with Cat - 13 Years Laterby Lisa Stein
ScientificAmerican.com,
Nov 14, 2008
To Save the Southern Polar Environment--Dump the Antarctic Treaty
By Brendan Borrell
ScientificAmerican.com, Nov 10, 2008
1 comment:
I'm talking about Homo erectus in my class on Tuesday. Thank you once again for putting up a current news article related to the exact topic that my class is covering.
And now, back to finishing up the paper....
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