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Articles in Nov 6, 2004 issue of Science News

• Wayfaring sleepers: brain area linked to slumber-aided recall
  by B. Bower
• Floored
  by John Brooks
• Persistent cough: pertussis rises in young adults and infants
  by B. Harder
• Brain-based help for adults with dyslexia
  by Bruce Bower
• Potato Radio, Dizzy Dice, and More Wacky, Weird Experiments from the Mad Scientist
• Titanic close-up: Cassini eyes Saturn's big moon
  by R. Cowen
• Metal makeover: recasting metals as glass—for war and more
  by Peter Weiss
• High-fat diets slim down learning
• Smashing the microscope: tiny crashes harnessed for nanoconstruction
  by D. Shiga
• Acne drug affects brain function
• Another view
  by Michael Haggerty
• Hide and see: conflicting views of reef-fish colors
  by Susan Milius
• Oxygen deficit linked to ADHD
• Electronics detox: leadfree material for ecofriendly gadgetry
  by A. Goho
• Summer births linked to schizophrenia
  by Bruce Bower
• Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden
• The Architecture and Design of Man and Woman: The Marvel of the Human Body, Revealed
• Nicotine's good side: substance curbs sepsis in mice
  by D. Parsell
• Irish elk survived after ice age ended
• Rhythms of Life: the Biological Clocks that Control the Daily Lives of Every Living Thing
• Drug abuse could be an occupational hazard
• Take a risk
  by Todd P. Silverstein
• Poison source: toxic birds may get chemical from beetle
  by S. Milius
• Malaria vaccine shows promise in Mozambique
• Rising Fire: Volcanoes and Our Inner Lives