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Articles in Fall 2003 issue of Issues in Science and Technology

• Moderate Republicans ask Bush to revise stem cell policy
• President Kennedy at NAS centennial
• New Economy: What It Is, How It Happened, and Why It Is Likely to Last, The
  by Flamm, Kenneth
• Better rules for biotech research
  by Epstein, Gerald L
• Prime time science
  by Finneran, Kevin
• University-related research parks
  by Link, Albert N
• DOE to compete Los Alamos National Laboratory contract
• Computer professionals in Africa
  by Williams, Frances
• Our Final Hour: How Terror, Error, and Environmental Disaster Threaten Humankind's Future in this Century, On Earth and Beyond
  by Park, Robert L
• Crime labs need improvement
  by Giannelli, Paul C
• Big R&D spending increases slated for defense, homeland security
• Congress considers ethical, social impact of nanotechnology research
• Risks of new nukes
  by May, Michael
• White House proposes standardizing peer review process
• Fingerprints: Not a gold standard
  by Mnookin, Jennifer L
• Oil in the sea
  by Rabalais, Nancy
• Securing U.S. radioactive sources
  by Ferguson, Charles D; Lubenau, Joel O
• No nonlethal chemical weapons
  by Coupland, Robin; Hammond, Edward; Colglazier, E William; Fidler, David P
• Assessing forensic science
  by Kennedy, Donald; Merrill, Richard A
• limits of the polygraph, The
  by Faigman, David L; Fienberg, Stephen E; Stern, Paul C
• Forging a science-based national forest fire policy
  by Franklin, Jerry F; Agee, James K
• Saving scientific advice
  by Morgan, M Granger; Orians, Gordon H
• Sign the Mine Ban Treaty
  by Williams, Jody; Wapner, Paul; Coplon-Newfield, Gina
• GM crop controversies
  by Miller, Henry I; Koenig, Ariane; Aerni, Philipp; Tutwiler, M Ann; Hazell, Peter
• Federal R&D: More balanced support needed
  by Costello, Jerry F; Teich, Albert H
• Tighter cybersecurity
  by Denning, Dorothy E; Smith, George
• A house with no foundation
  by Risinger, D Michael; Saks, Michael J
• Humanities for policy-and a policy for the humanities
  by Frodeman, Robert; Mitcham, Carl; Pielke, Roger Jr