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Articles in Nov 24, 2001 issue of Science News

• Ripples spread wide from ground zero
  by S. Perkins
• Desert glass: is it baked Australia?
• Gut issues
• Mishap halts work at Japanese neutrino lab
  by B. Harder
• Greeks sailed into ancient Trojan bay
• Couched, indeed
  by Blair G. McClellan
• Things just mesh: making stents even better at keeping arteries open
  by Damaris Christensen
• The mountain: take a look at Mount Rainier, America's most dangerous volcano
  by Sid Perkins
• Correct
• Sight sounds off in brains of the deaf
• Enzyme fighter works as well as tamoxifen
  by N. Seppa
• Coral-killing army recruits human bugs
• The article appears
  by Edward Brosius
• Babies show an eye for faces
• Fragile X protein reveals its RNA partners
  by J. Travis
• Tube worms like it hot, but larvae not
• Is this young star ready to form planets?
  by R. Cowen
• Warm spell did little for Eocene flora
• Birds with a criminal past hide food well
  by S. Milius
• Cancer drugs may thwart Huntington's
• Technique senses damage before it hurts
  by P. Weiss
• Genomes of dangerous bacteria exposed