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Articles in Nov 30, 2002 issue of Science News

• Giving off a faint X-ray glow - Martian Radiation - x-rays from Mars
  by Ron Cowen
• Natural fluoride isn't quite enough - Dental Health - Brief Article
• Forged fossil is a fish-eating fowl - Paleontology - Brief Article
• Corpse: Nature, Forensics, and the Struggle to Pinpoint Time of Death - Book Review
• Gene variants implicated in stomach cancer - Predisposed to Trouble
  by Nathan Seppa
• Child-care sites, health threats - Environment - Brief Article
• Mad deer disease? Researchers puzzle over brain illness in North American wildlife
  by Susan Milius
• The Cartoon History of the Universe III - Book Review
• Invading earthworms threaten rare U.S. fern - Worm Attacks
  by S. Milius
• Hawkmoths can still see colors at night - Zoology - Brief Article
• Taming toxic tides: can we slay poisonous algal blooms with clay?
  by Janet Raloff
• The Cardiovascular Cure: How to Strengthen Your Self-Defense Against Heart Attack and Stroke - Book Review
• One galaxy, two gravitational beasts - Cosmic Couple
  by Carol Marzuola
• El Ninos came more often in Middle Ages - Earth Science - Brief Article
• The Golden Ratio: the Story of Phi, the World's Most Astonishing Number - Book Review
• Emotions sputter as cigarette motivator - Lost That Smoking Feeling - investigation of moment-to-moment tracking of the emotions of smokers lead to unexpected results
  by B. Bower
• Resistance-free wire takes long jump - Technology - Brief Article
• Bugs blare in software set to music - Loony Tunes
  by P. Weiss
• Galactic cannibalism strikes again - Astronomy - Brief Article
• Stone By Stone: the Magnificent History in New England's Stone Walls - Book Review
• Clearing up how cloud droplets freeze - Outside-In
  by S. Perkins
• Study exonerates childhood vaccine - Immunology - Brief Article
• Space issue - Letters - Letter to the Editor