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Articles in Winter 2005 issue of Issues in Science and Technology

• Constitution versus security, The
  by Parker, Elizabeth Rindskopf
• Unleashing the Potential of Wireless Broadband
  by Hundt, Reed E
• Internet for all
  by Blumenthal, Marjory S
• Montgomery C. Meigs
• Women in science
  by Ackerman, Felicia Nimue
• Federal R&D spending to rise by 4.8 percent; defense dominates
• REAL NUMBERS
  by O'Connell, Mary Ellen
• Federal S&T appointees must be impartial and independent, report says
• Postdoctoral Training and Intelligent Design
  by Finneran, Kevin
• McCain continues push for climate change legislation
• Economics, Computer Science, and Policy
  by Kearns, Michael
• Global challenge
  by Lewis, Martin W
• House, Senate examine ways of creating stable vaccine supply
• Preventing a Nuclear 9/11
  by Bunn, Matthew
• Save our seas
  by Allen, Tom; Farr, Sam; Weldon, Curt; Douglas, Peter
• Future of the Navy
  by Mahnken, Thomas G; Peterson, Gordon I
• Biotech relations
  by Natsios, Andrew S; Holmer, Alan F
• Fisheries management
  by Allen, Richard B; Hilborn, Ray; Rosenberg, Andrew A
• Science advising
  by Gottfried, Kurt; Cozzens, Susan E; Garwin, Richard L
• Public anonymity
  by Morgan, James N; Sweeney, William R Jr
• No Country Left Behind
  by Bybee, Rodger W; Stage, Elizabeth
• Developing-country health
  by Daly, John; Juma, Calestous; McCullough, Leela
• Managing the Triple Helix in the Life Sciences
  by Campbell, Eric G; Koski, Greg; Zinner, Darren E; Blumenthal, David
• Democratizing science
  by Brown, Mark B; Kleinman, Daniel Lee
• A New System for Moving Drugs to Market
  by Woosley, Raymond L; Rice, Glenn
• Staying competitive
  by Hill, Christopher T; Herrera, Gilbert V; Hughes, Kent; Kelly, Henry
• Agricultural Biotechnology: Overregulated and Underappreciated
  by Miller, Henry I; Conko, Gregory
• Science education
  by Bybee, Rodger W; Fortenberry, Norman L; Walker, Dan B