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Articles in May 29, 2004 issue of Science News

• Judging by science
  by Bob Sauer
• Cosmic push: x-ray study confirms universe's dark side
  by R. Cowen
• Estrogen loss induces lung disease in mice
  by Nathan Seppa
• High Steel: the Daring Men Who Built the world's Greatest Skyline
  by Jim Rasenberger
• Global vineyard: can technology take on a warming climate?
  by Sid Perkins
• Going coastal
  by Richard Laatsch
• Red sweat: hippo skin oozes antibiotic sunscreen
  by S. Milius
• Cutting blood supply to kill off fat
  by John Travis
• Smart Alliance: How a Global Corporation and Environmental Activists Transformed a Tarnished Brand
  by J. Gary Taylor
• Big thaw coming: climate change may slam Arctic
  by S. Perkins
• Folate enrichment pays baby dividends
  by Janet Raloff
• Dumb like a wolf?
  by Greg Smith
• Sexing brains down and up: early aspirin dose hits male rats below the belt
  by B. Bower
• Strange brew brings inorganic chemicals to life
  by Alexandra Goho
• The Hype About Hydrogen
  by Joseph J. Romm
• Worm life span set by chromosome tips
  by John Travis
• Crawling through time: fish bones reveal past climate change
  by C. Lock
• Correction
• The Tasmanian Tiger: the Tragic Tale of How the World Lost its Most Mysterious Predator
  by David Owen
• Groovy pictures: extracting sound from images of old audio recordings
  by P. Weiss
• Live! Venus' transit on the Web
  by Ron Cowen
• Chemical knot: scientists assemble legendary symbol by interlocking molecules
  by A. Goho
• Dangerous Garden: the Quest for Plants to Change Our Lives
  by David Stuart
• Travels with the war goddess: embedded journalism in a Samoan drug-discovery expedition
  by Susan Milius