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Articles in Feb 21, 2004 issue of Science News

• Computation's new leaf: plants may be calculating creatures
  by Erica Klarreich
• PANDORA'S BABY: How the First Test Tube Babies Sparked the Reproductive Revolution - Brief Article - Book Review
• Drug racing: gene tied to HIV-drug response - Efavirenz
  by B. Harder
• Radical molecule could produce plastic magnets - Chemistry - Brief Article
• Minimal to whom? - Letters - Brief Article - Letter to the Editor
  by Lee Wilkerson
• Pill puzzle: do antibiotics increase breast cancer risk?
  by J. Travis
• Finding the star that was - Astronomy - Brief Article
• Bare-naked galaxies: in cosmic slam dances, some galaxies run out of gas
  by Ron Cowen
• The Long Summer: How Climate Changed Civilization - Brief Article - Book Review
• Monkey love: male marmosets think highly of sex
  by E. Francisco
• Nuclear pudding—to go - Physics - Brief Article
• Got the feeling - Letters - Brief Article - Letter to the Editor
  by Ray Bryan
• Neural aging walks tall: aerobic activity fuels elderly brains, minds
  by B. Bower
• A view of Mars, European style - Astronomy - Brief Article
• Running With Reindeer: Encounters in Russian Lapland - Brief Article - Book Review
• Nanosponges: plastic particles pick up pollutants
  by A. Goho
• Putting the brakes on toxic shock - Microbiology - Brief Article
• Out with the bad air - Letters - Brief Article - Letter to the Editor
  by Mark Palmer
• The rat in the hat - Brief Article
  by P. Weiss
• Galaxies and the Cosmic Frontier - Brief Article - Book Review
• Bird dilemma: more seabirds killed when boats discard fewer fish
  by S. Milius
• Some T cells may be a fetus' best friend - Immunology - Brief Article
• Strange Universe: the Weird and Wild Science of Everyday Life—on Earth and Beyond - Brief Article - Book Review
• Catching waves: ocean-surface changes may mark tsunamis
  by S. Perkins
• New supergas debuts - Physics
• Thin skin - Letters - Brief Article - Letter to the Editor
  by Boone Mora