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Articles in Jan 29, 2000 issue of Science News

• Major mood swing alters Pacific character - Pacific Ocean's temperature variations will affect weather in North America - Brief Article
  by R. Monastersky
• Liquid Assets - creating water management policies to better manage droughts
  by Janet Raloff
• Nitric oxide may help treat sickle cell anemia
  by Damaris Christensen
• New Compounds Inhibit HIV in Lab
  by N. Seppa
• Evolution may not be slow or random - evidence supports evolutionary paths - Brief Article
• Meaty receptor helps tongue savor flavor - Brief Article
  by T. Hesman
• Redder is healthier in squawking birds - barn swallow parents feed babies with redder gapes - Brief Article
• Letters
• Chandra eyes low-temperature black hole - Brief Article
  by R.C.
• In glass, fast crowds boogie to brittle end - Brief Article
  by P. Weiss
• Unveiling the work of Archimedes - Brief Article
  by I.P.
• Why don't racing horses fry their brains? - physiology of how brain temperature of horses is reduced - Brief Article
  by S. Milius
• Poor glucose metabolism risks clots - Brief Article
  by N.S.
• Students shine in Science Talent Search
  by J. Travis
• Trailing after double bubbles - research on geometry of bubble configurations - Brief Article
  by I.P.
• Life on Europa: A possible energy source - a moon of Jupiter may have potential for life - Brief Article
  by R. Cowen
• Firm nears completion of human genome - Celera Genomics - Brief Article
  by J.T.
• Backyard burning is recipe for dioxin - Brief Article
  by J. Raloff
• Impotence high after prostate removal - Brief Article
  by N.S.