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Articles in May 12, 2008 issue of Science World

• Mystery photo
• Shark alert
  by Mona Chiang
• Tease your brain
• Balancinq acts
• Digging up adventure: is archaeology as packed with adventure as the movies make it seem? Find out from a real-life Indiana Jones
  by Cody Crane
• Get some fresher air
  by Cody Crane
• Numbers in the news
• I want that job! Want to design environmentally friendly buildings? Become a "green" architect
  by Elizabeth Carney
• 2008 Ad
  by Mona Chiang
• Under the big top: discover the science that helps circus performers survive daredevil stunts
  by Britt Norlander
• It's a bird! It's a plane!
  by Charlene Brusso
• Freak fracture
  by Andrew Klein
• science News
• Explain this!
• Budding scientists
  by Jacqueline Adams
• Travel with Indy
• Hands-on science: no lab required: after reading "Under the Big Top" , try this activity to learn how the correct angle helps high flying circus performers safely stick their landings
• Horse power: for thousands of years, people have bred horses to meet their needs. In the process, they've also altered human history
  by Elizabeth Carney
• Grand gusher
  by Susan Gaidos
• Model builder
• Why do we have fingerprints?
• Virtual science
  by Andrew Klein