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Articles in April 26, 2004 issue of Science World

• Brain change: two very different ways
  by Laura D'Angelo
• Paradise lost: can Earth's oldest rain forest be spared from total destruction?
  by Mona Chiang
• Science in the news
• Eureka!
  by Britt Norlander
• Hands-on science
• Good vibrations: whether it's a croaking frog or a foot-stomping elephant, many animals use sound waves to keep in touch
  by Britt Norlander
• Fewer teens use drugs
• Table for two
  by Sean Price
• Help when you need it
• Bug off! First, it sickened birds. Then, it struck humans: The mysterious spread of the West Nile virus
  by David George Gordon
• Rain-forest explorer
• Scummy hideout
  by Jeanna Bryner
• Gross out?
  by Jeanna Bryner
• The thrills of a lifetime: the teen brain is wired for thrills, chills, and adventure. Here's how to make the most of it
  by Laura D'Angelo
• Say ouch!
  by Libby Tucker
• Explain this!
• Tricky sticks
  by Libby Tucker
• Tease your brain