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Ofer Bar-Yosef

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Washington Post, June 12, 2003 Thursday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. A01, 992 words, Fossil Find May Back 'Out of Africa' Theory, Guy Gugliotta, Washington Post Staff Writer
2. Ottawa Citizen, February 16, 2002 Saturday Final Edition, News; Pg. A5, 518 words, Searching for clues to human thought: An Alberta professor is helping to shed light on the origin and evolution of human behaviour, writes Michael Smith., Michael Smith, BOSTON
3. The New York Times, January 16, 2001 Tuesday, Late Edition - Final , Section F; Column 1; Science Desk; Pg. 3, 1294 words, Of Tubers, Fire and Human Evolution , By MARK DERR
4. The Ottawa Citizen, May 12, 2000, Friday, FINAL, 428 words, Fossils rewrite human history: Find proves ancestors left Africa much earlier than previously thought, Paul Recer, WASHINGTON
5. The New York Times, March 16, 1999, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 17; Column 1; National Desk , 1375 words, Study Alters Time Line for the Splitting of Human Populations, By NICHOLAS WADE
6. The New York Times, November 18, 1997, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section F; Page 1; Column 1; Science Desk , 1962 words, New Clues Show Where People Made The Great Leap to Agriculture, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
7. The New York Times, June 13, 1997, Friday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 12; Column 1; National Desk , 1146 words, Man Has Older Friend Than Thought, By NICHOLAS WADE
8. The Jerusalem Post, October 20, 1996, Sunday, SCIENCE; Pg. 5, 643 words, Tracing ashes from prehistoric times, Judy Siegel-Itzkovich
9. The Boston Globe, October 17, 1996, Thursday, City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. A2, 89 words, CORRECTION; FOR THE RECORD
10. The Boston Globe, October 14, 1996, Monday, City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. C1, 908 words, New technique traces the fires of history, By David L. Chandler, Globe staff
11. The Jerusalem Post, April 2, 1993, Friday, Features, 2672 words, Revelations in the Desert, Abraham Rabinovic
12. Sunday Herald Sun, June 21, 1992 Sunday, 1209 words, Man out-thinks low-brow cousin, HIGHFIELD R
13. The Boston Globe, July 25, 1991, Thursday, City Edition, NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. 5, 668 words, Flint tool found in Greece offers clues on early migrations, By Richard Saltus, Globe Staff
14. The New York Times, April 2, 1991, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 5; Science Desk, 2121 words, Dry Climate May Have Forced Invention of Agriculture, By WILLIAM K. STEVENS
15. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), June 12, 1990, Tuesday, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. 13, 552 words, Specialists Team Up for an Israeli Dig, Simson L. Garfinkel, Special to The Christian Science Monitor, REHOVOT, ISRAEL
16. The Independent (London), May 3, 1990, Thursday, EDITORIAL PAGE; Page 26 , 357 words, Letter: Charges against the Natural History Museum, From DR CAROLINE GRIGSON and others
17. The New York Times, February 14, 1989, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section C; Page 1, Column 5; Science Desk, 1871 words, Fossil Findings Fan Debate on Human Origins, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
18. The Jerusalem Post, January 13, 1989, Friday, Features, 3219 words, WHO'S A HOMO SAPIENS?, Abraham Rabinovich

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. New Scientist, May 20, 2000, Features, Pg. 3030, 2788 words, Fired up, John McCrone (John McCrone writes about the evolution of the mind - see www.btinternet.com/neuronaut/) Startling new discoveries have reignited the debate about what our ancestors were like. John McCrone reveals why they weren't as dumb as you might think
2. New Scientist, March 4, 2000, This Week, Pg. 44, 611 words, Gimme shelter, Peter Hadfield (Tokyo) It's possible that early humans were building huts half a million years ago
3. New Scientist, October 5, 1996, Science, Pg. 1717, 587 words, Sandy remnants of ancient hearths, Erik Stokstad
4. U.S. News & World Report, June 8, 1992, COVER STORY; SCIENCE & SOCIETY; Vol. 112, No. 22; Pg. 60, 3934 words, Climate and the rise of man, By William F. Allman; Betsy Wagner

Theodore Bestor

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, March 27, 2005, Sunday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. 8, 317 words, HOW CAN THE STATE GROW ITS POPULATION?, COMPILED BY JIM CRONIN
2. The Weekend Australian, September 25, 2004 Saturday All-round Country Edition, FEATURES; Editor; Pg. 25, 510 words, SHORTS
3. The San Francisco Chronicle, FEBRUARY 6, 2002, WEDNESDAY,, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. A17, 1359 words, Outrageous science'; UC Berkeley's highly praised anthropology department turns 100, Charles Burress
4. The New York Times, June 24, 1992, Wednesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 1; Living Desk, 1876 words, The Breakfasts of Asia: The Food of Long Ago Is This Morning's Feast, By ELAINE LOUIE
5. The San Francisco Chronicle, NOVEMBER 27, 1989, MONDAY, FINAL EDITION, BUSINESS; D3, 1601 words, INTERNATIONAL TRADE Trade Dispute Centers on 'Mama-Papa' Stores Smaller Japanese outlets help ke, MICHAEL BERGER, Chronicle Asia Bureau Chief, Tokyo

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David Carrasco

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:

1. San Antonio Express-News, December 12, 2005 Monday, STATE&METRO Edition, S.A. LIFE; Pg. 1C, 1258 words, GUADALUPE TONANTZIN, Elaine Ayala, EXPRESS-NEWS STAFF WRITER
2. The Boston Herald, November 1, 2003 Saturday, ALL EDITIONS, THE EDGE;, Pg. 027, 824 words, Date with death; Day of the Dead events celebrate life, afterlife and renewal, By MARY JO PALUMBO
3. The Boston Globe, November 16, 2002, Saturday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. B2, 741 words, SPIRITUAL LIFE / RICH BARLOW; EXHIBIT DETAILS FESTIVAL ON LINKS OF LIVING AND DEAD, BY RICH BARLOW
4. The Boston Herald, October 31, 2002 Thursday, ALL EDITIONS, ARTS & LIFE;, Pg. 046, 797 words, Never forgotten; Day of the Dead, a Mexican holiday, gains popularity across Hub, By Stephanie Schorow
5. Toronto Star, October 13, 2002 Sunday, Ontario Edition, BODY&SOUL;, Pg. F06, 1329 words, Mexicans keeping the faith, Victoria Gaitskell, Special to the Star
6. Toronto Star, October 13, 2002 Sunday, Ontario Edition, BODY&SOUL;, Pg. F06, 1329 words, Mexicans keeping the faith, Victoria Gaitskell, Special to the Star
7. The Boston Globe, April 28, 2002, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. L17, 535 words, LOCAL ACTION / LOREN KING; P-TOWN FETES VAN SANT, HARDEN, BY LOREN KING
8. The Boston Globe, January 9, 2002, Wednesday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 923 words, HARVARD REACHES OUT TO MORE PROFESSORS REVERSES REJECTION OF LATINO STUDIES, By David Abel, GLOBE STAFF

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Hypatia-A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, Spring 2001, Vol. 16, No. 2; Pg. 1; ISSN: 0887-5367, 02978374, 2343 words, On the Lap of Necessity: A Mythic Reading of Teresa Brennan's Energetics Philosophy [Part 6 of 6]
2. Journal of Women's History, Summer 1998, Vol. 10, No. 2; Pg. 29-37; ISSN: 1042-7961, 01656662, 1638 words, Christian Morality Revealed in New Spain-The Inimical Nahua Woman in Book Ten of the Florentine Codex [Part 3 of 3], Overmeyer-Velasquez, Rebecca

Steven Caton

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Journal of Women's History, March 2002, Vol. 14, No. 1; Pg. 94(30); ISSN: 1042-7961, 03386962, 13656 words, Public words and body politics: reflections on the strategies of women poets in rural Yemen., Miller, W Flagg

Peter Ellison

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, May 3, 2005, Tuesday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. B2, 716 words, FACULTY MAY GRILL SUMMERS AT MEETING CONCERNS RAISED ON GRAD PROGRAM , By Marcella Bombardieri Globe Staff
2. Sunday Mail (Queensland, Australia), May 9, 2004 Sunday, NEWS; Pg. 44, 438 words, Baby bonus for hip mums, Tim Utton
3. The Boston Globe, July 9, 2002, Tuesday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. C1, 1539 words, THE UPS AND DOWNS OF MANHOOD DO DADS HAVE LESS TESTOSTERONE? STUDIES OF THIS HORMONE YIELD SOME SURPRISES., By Ellen Barry, Globe staff

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Boston Magazine, June, 2003, FEATURE, 10776 words, The Naked City
2. New Scientist, March 31, 2001, Opinion: Opinion - Books, Pg. 4848, 230 words, Making Babies, Roy Herbert (Roy Herbert is a science writer)
3. New Scientist, October 17, 1998, This Week, Pg. 1010, 341 words, Woman's work, Stuart Blackman Manual labour helps lower breast cancer risk
4. U.S. News & World Report, February 19, 1990, HORIZONS; ANTHROPOLOGY; Vol. 108, No. 7; Pg. 54, 1923 words, If only life were so simple, By Shannon Brownlee

William Fash

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, May 17, 2004, Monday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. C5, 866 words, EVON VOGT, 85, ANTHROPOLOGIST, AUTHORITY ON MAYANS, By David Schoetz, Globe Correspondent
2. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA), August 13, 2001 Monday, NATIONAL; Pg. 1, 1674 words, STILL UNEARTHING A MAYAN RIDDLE; Tulane professor returns to site of breakthrough, By James Varney; Latin America correspondent
3. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA), February 8, 1998 Sunday, THIRD, TRAVEL; Pg. D1, 1094 words, COPAN: A MAYAN MARVEL, By MILLIE BALL Travel editor, COPAN, HONDURAS

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Rowan Flad

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Los Angeles Times, August 27, 2005 Saturday, Home Edition, MAIN NEWS; National Desk; Part A; Pg. 7, 313 words, Science File; On a Chinese River, Archeologists Discover Salt's Ancient History; A 4,000-year-old production facility, the oldest known in the country, was a major factor in emerging civilizations' growth., Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. New Scientist, August 27, 2005, NEWS; In Brief; Pg. 14, 204 words, Missing salt source for ancient Chinese chefs uncovered, Staff

Byron Good

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Australian, October 23, 2002, Wednesday, FEATURES; Pg. 34, 486 words, Medics find basic best, Jim Buckell
2. The New York Times, January 11, 1987, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 7; Page 39, Column 1; Book Review Desk, 915 words, NOTED WITH PLEASURE

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:

Michael Herzfeld

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Guardian (London), May 29, 2001, Guardian Education Pages, Pg. 18, 895 words, Eductation: Higher: Rebels with a cause: Low-paid university staff such as cooks and cleaners are voting on a union-negotiated pay deal over here. Stateside, students fought their case, says Helena Smith, Helena Smith
2. The Observer, April 7, 1996, Sunday, THE OBSERVER NEWS PAGE; Pg. 20, 1200 words, ACADEMIC PRESS BOWS TO WORLD REVOLT BY DONS, Peter Beaumont
3. The Boston Globe, February 24, 1996, Saturday, City Edition, EDITORIAL PAGE; Pg. 8, 503 words, A fight against ethnic editing
4. The New York Times, February 17, 1996, Saturday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1; Page 3; Column 1; Foreign Desk , 1175 words, Fearing Reprisal, Publisher Drops Book on Greece, By SARAH LYALL , LONDON, Feb. 16
5. Daily News (New York), February 09, 1996, Friday, Suburban; Pg. 1, 351 words, PROF CRIES CENSORSHIP, By DICK SHERIDAN
6. The Washington Post, February 03, 1996, Saturday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. A13, 1170 words, Academics, Politics Clash in Cambridge; Advisers to Publishing House Protest Rejection of Macedonia Book, Fred Barbash, Washington Post Foreign Service, LONDON, Feb. 2
7. The Guardian (London), February 2, 1996, THE GUARDIAN HOME PAGE; Pg. 3, 1120 words, ACADEMIC UPROAR AT BANNED BOOK; Leonard Doyle on an anthropological study that a university fears puts its staff in danger, Leonard Doyle
8. The Independent (London), May 18, 1994, Wednesday, COMMENT PAGE; Page 15 , 432 words, Letter: Distinguishing between 'ethnicity' and 'national identity' in Greece, From Professor MICHAEL HERZFELD

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. New Statesman, February 12, 2001, 1690 words, Why Brits stampede to the other Cambridge; Laura Spence kick-started a rush of transatlantic applications to Harvard. Helena Smith on why the grass seems greener on the other side of the pond, Helena Smith
2. Feminist Studies, Fall 2000, Vol. 26, No. 3; Pg. 559; ISSN: 0046-3663, 2776775, 7 words, "Point Of Departure": Feminist Locations And The Politics Of Travel In India [Part 5 of 5]

Engseng Ho

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Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:

Arthur Kleinman

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, January 28, 2006 Saturday, THIRD EDITION, METRO/REGION; Pg. B1, 714 words, HARVARD DEAN STEPPING DOWN FROM HIS POST; RELATIONS WITH SUMMERS SAID TO HAVE BEEN STRAINED, BY MARCELLA BOMBARDIERI, GLOBE STAFF
2. The Boston Globe, December 05, 2005 Monday, THIRD EDITION, METRO/REGION; Pg. B1, 739 words, GEORGETOWN LEGAL SCHOLAR NAMED TO HARVARD BOARD, BY MARCELLA BOMBARDIERI, GLOBE STAFF
3. The Irish Times, September 20, 2005, Health; Your Health; Pg. 3, 1162 words, Are bygone mystery maladies back under new names?
4. The Washington Post, June 26, 2005 Sunday, Final Edition, A Section; A01, 3400 words, Patients' Diversity Is Often Discounted; Alternatives to Mainstream Medical Treatment Call for Recognizing Ethnic, Social Differences, Shankar Vedantam, Washington Post Staff Writer
5. The New York Times, June 12, 2005 Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 4; Column 1; Week in Review Desk; Ideas & Trends; Pg. 16, 1212 words, Who's Mentally Ill? Deciding Is Often All in the Mind, By BENEDICT CAREY
6. The Boston Globe, March 27, 2005, Sunday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. K1, 2853 words, THE EVOLUTIONARY REVOLUTIONARY IN THE 1970S, ROBERT TRIVERS WROTE A SERIES OF PAPERS THAT TRANSFORMED EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. THEN HE ALL BUT DISAPPEARED. NOW HE'S BACK - AND READY TO RUMBLE. , By Drake Bennett
7. The Boston Globe, March 12, 2005, Saturday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 1407 words, SUMMERS' FOES SEE A CEO APPROACH , By Marcella Bombardieri, Globe Staff
8. The Boston Globe, February 19, 2005, Saturday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. B1, 992 words, HARVARD MAY FACE POACHING OF STAFF SUMMERS FIRESTORM SPURRING RIVAL SCHOOLS , By Marcella Bombardieri, Globe Staff
9. The Boston Herald, February 18, 2005 Friday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS; Pg. 026, 318 words, Harvard prez hopes transcript places comment in context, By JENNIFER ROSINSKI
10. Financial Times (London, England), February 18, 2005 Friday, USA Edition 2, THE AMERICAS; Pg. 2, 349 words, Summers releases transcript in effort to calm his critics, By VICTORIA GRIFFITH, BOSTON
11. Financial Times (London, England), February 17, 2005 Thursday, London Edition 2, THE AMERICAS; Pg. 8, 425 words, Harvard president faces rise in anger among faculties, By VICTORIA GRIFFITH, BOSTON
12. The Guardian (London) - Final Edition, February 17, 2005, Guardian Foreign Pages, Pg. 15, 574 words, Havard president threatened with academic revolt: Staff angry at comments on women in science, Suzanne Goldenberg in Washington
Harvard University suffered a rebellion ...
13. The Independent (London), February 17, 2005, Thursday, First Edition; FOREIGN NEWS; Pg. 36, 504 words, PRESIDENT OF HARVARD IS URGED TO QUIT OVER SEXISM', RUPERT CORNWELL IN WASHINGTON
14. Ottawa Citizen, February 17, 2005 Thursday, Final Edition, NEWS; Pg. A10, 429 words, Faculty revolt grows over 'sexist' views of Harvard president: Staff meeting most heated since Vietnam War, James Bone, The Times, London
15. The Boston Globe, February 16, 2005, Wednesday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 1182 words, SUMMERS GIVEN A SCOLDING, FACULTY SAY, By Marcella Bombardieri, Globe Staff
16. The New York Times, February 16, 2005 Wednesday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Column 6; National Desk; Pg. 14, 750 words, Professors At Harvard Confront Its President, By SARA RIMER, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Feb. 15
17. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), December 6, 2004, Monday, WORLD; Pg. 07, 631 words, Child suicides high in Shanghai, By Kathleen McLaughlin Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor, SHANGHAI, CHINA
18. The Gazette (Montreal), October 3, 2004 Sunday, Final Edition, NEWS; Pg. A3, 400 words, Culture offers key to unlocking mental illness: Therapy must look beyond symptoms to patient's social background, conference told, CHARLIE FIDELMAN, The Gazette
19. The New York Times, August 27, 2002 Tuesday, Late Edition - Final , Section A; Column 1; Foreign Desk; Pg. 3, 493 words, Psychiatric Group to Investigate China, but Resists Penalties , By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL , BEIJING, Aug. 26
20. The Washington Post, August 26, 2002 Monday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. A01, 1784 words, The Silent Treatment From Beijing; Mental Hospitals Allegedly Used to Quiet Dissidents, Falun Gong, Philip P. Pan, Washington Post Foreign Service, BEIJING
21. The New York Times, May 27, 2001 Sunday, Late Edition - Final , Section 9; Column 3; Society Desk; Pg. 10, 195 words, WEDDINGS; Anne Kleinman, Thomas Wong
22. The New York Times, May 6, 2001 Sunday, Late Edition - Final , Section 6; Column 1; Magazine Desk; Pg. 98, 4042 words, 8. CASE STUDY: LATAH; LOCATION: BORNEO, MALAYSIA; Regional Disturbances, By Lawrence Osborne; Lawrence Osborne, a frequent contributor to the magazine, last wrote about crime-scene forensics.
23. The New York Times, February 18, 2001 Sunday Correction Appended, Late Edition - Final, Section 1; Column 1; Foreign Desk; Pg. 1, 1555 words, China's Crackdown on Sect Stirs Alarm Over Psychiatric Abuse , By ERIK ECKHOLM , BEIJING, Feb. 17
24. USA TODAY, January 16, 2001, Tuesday,, FINAL EDITION, LIFE;, Pg. 1D, 1479 words, 'Take one. You'll feel better.' Kind words and a placebo can unleash a powerful effect, Rita Rubin
25. South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), May 14, 2000, Pg. 3, 386 words, MTR considered safety in plan to install screen doors, Naomi Lee
26. The New York Times, January 24, 1999, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1; Page 1; Column 1; Foreign Desk, 2091 words, Women's Suicides Reveal Rural China's Bitter Roots, By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL, LUTOU, China
27. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA), January 24, 1999 Sunday, ORLEANS, NATIONAL; Pg. A15, 1217 words, SUICIDE RATES SOAR AMONG YOUNG CHINESE WOMEN, By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL 1999 N.Y. Times News Service, LUTOU, CHINA
28. The Houston Chronicle, December 11, 1995, Monday, 2 STAR Edition, DISCOVERY; Pg. 8, 1570 words, Cultural roots can be root of problem; Societies can shape mental disorders, DANIEL GOLEMAN; New York Times
29. The New York Times, December 5, 1995, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 3; Science Desk; Medical Science Page, 2006 words, Making Room on the Couch for Culture, By DANIEL GOLEMAN
30. The New York Times, May 16, 1995, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 9; Column 1; Science Desk , 858 words, Mental Illness Found Rising in Poor Nations, By BARBARA CROSSETTE , UNITED NATIONS, May 15
31. Daily News (New York), March 13, 1995, Monday, News, Pg. 14, 766 words, NEW AGE LURE FOR OLD CURES, By BETTY EBRON
32. The Boston Globe, September 24, 1989, Sunday, City Edition, LEARNING; Pg. A21, 1275 words, SHOPPING: HARVARD's FEAST FOR THE MIND; It can be exciting, frustrating and social - and students; love it, By Elizabeth New Weld, Globe Staff, CAMBRIDGE
33. The New York Times, August 14, 1988, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 7; Page 29, Column 2; Book Review Desk, 191 words, Experiencing Illness
34. The New York Times, January 11, 1987, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 7; Page 39, Column 1; Book Review Desk, 915 words, NOTED WITH PLEASURE

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Psychiatric Times, May 1, 2005, FEATURE; Pg. 1, 3039 words, The China Psychiatry Crisis: Following Up on the Plight of the Falun Gong, Alan A. Stone, M.D.
2. New Scientist, August 21, 2004, Comment; Comment and Analysis; Pg. 19, 818 words, Mental health matters; Treating mental illness is often seen as mere luxury when setting health priorities. This cannot be right says Vikram Patel, Vikram Patel;
3. Psychiatric Times, April 15, 2004, SPECIAL EDITION: PSYCHIATRIC TIMES GLOBAL WATCH; Pg. 8, 2571 words, Headache in Children and Psychiatric Problems, Rieke Oelkers-Ax, M.D., and Franz Resch, M.D.
4. Psychiatric Times, April 15, 2004, SPECIAL EDITION: PSYCHIATRIC TIMES GLOBAL WATCH; Pg. 8, 2571 words, Headache in Children and Psychiatric Problems, Rieke Oelkers-Ax, M.D., and Franz Resch, M.D.
5. American Journal of Bioethics, 2003 Spring, TA TARGET ARTICLE; Pg. 1, 6034 words, Differences from Somewhere: The Normativity of Whiteness in Bioethics in the United States, Catherine Myser, Bioethics and Anthropology Consultation Service, Oakland, California
6. The Economist, December 1, 2001 U.S. Edition, ASIA, 489 words, The horrible exception
... problem
7. New Scientist, May 26, 2001, Features, Pg. 3434, 2403 words, The power of nothing, Geoff Watts (
8. Feminist Studies, Summer 2000, Vol. 26, No. 2; Pg. 304; ISSN: 0046-3663, 02632073, 7 words, Negotiating Power at the Bedside: Historical Perspectives on Nineteenth-Century Patients and their Gynecologists (Part 3 of 3)
9. The Economist, December 19, 1998, U.S. EditionXMAS, 4470 words, Spirit of the age
10. The Economist, December 19, 1998, U.S. EditionXMAS, 4463 words, Spirit of the age
11. The New Republic, OCTOBER 13, 1997, Pg. 31, 6351 words, Doctors and Deities, Sherwin B. Nuland
12. Feminist Studies, Summer 1997, Vol. 23, No. 2; Pg. 284; ISSN: 0046-3663, 02474331, 7 words, "Bare-Handed" Medicine And Its Elusive Patients: The Unstable Construction Of Pregnant Women And Fetuses In Dominican Obstetrics Discourse: [Part 5 of 5], Ortiz, Ana Teresa
13. Literature and medicine: narrative ethics, Lancet 1997; 349 (9060): 1243-1246, April 26, 1997, Literature and Medicine, 2479 words
14. New Scientist, May 18, 1996, Review, Pg. 5050, 127 words, Review special: Origins of misery

Cheryl Knott

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania), January 10, 2006 Tuesday, SOONER EDITION, LIFESTYLE; THE MORNING FILE; Pg. A-2, 1134 words, PETER LEO
2. Times-Picayune (New Orleans), November 17, 2005 Thursday, LIVING; Pg. 6, 420 words, And you thought your job was bad, Newhouse News Service
3. The Seattle Times, November 16, 2005 Wednesday, Fourth Edition, ROP ZONE; News; Pg. A2, 407 words, The worst jobs in science? Try these 10, Kitta Macpherson, Newhouse News Service
4. The Boston Herald, November 6, 2005 Sunday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS; Pg. 003, 327 words, Semen washers, pee collectors and other weird science jobs, By Jenna Wolf
5. The Independent (London), August 5, 2004, Thursday, First Edition; FOREIGN NEWS; Pg. 28, 587 words, THAILAND BANS THEME PARK'S ORANG-UTAN BOXING BOUTS, JAN MCGIRK IN BANGKOK Safari World animal park claims the orang-utan boxing matches are choreographed and not dangerous Reuters
6. The Sunday Telegraph (Sydney, Australia), October 12, 2003 Sunday, WORLD; Pg. 52, 216 words, Threat to apes
7. The Sunday Telegraph (Sydney, Australia), October 12, 2003 Sunday, WORLD; Pg. 19, 216 words, Threat to apes
8. The Boston Globe, October 11, 2003, Saturday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A18, 191 words, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR; WHY WE CAN'T SET GORILLAS FREE
9. The San Diego Union-Tribune, October 6, 2003, Monday, LOCAL;Pg. B-1, 883 words, Orangutans find a friend; Harvard anthropologist got push toward career in San Diego, Lisa Petrillo; STAFF WRITER
10. The Mercury (Australia), October 1, 2003 Wednesday, WORLD; Pg. 25, 243 words, Logging pressure on great apes
11. The Boston Globe, May 17, 2003, Saturday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. D1, 791 words, ANIMAL BEAT; ZOO GOING APE THIS SUMMER, By Vicki Croke, Globe Correspondent
12. The San Diego Union-Tribune, December 3, 2000, Sunday, LOCAL;Pg. B-7, 175 words, Private burial is planned for Sam Knott, UNION-TRIBUNE
13. The San Diego Union-Tribune, December 2, 2000, Saturday, LOCAL;Pg. B-9:2,7; B-7:1,6, 688 words, Sam Knott; crusading crime victims' advocate, Jack Williams; STAFF WRITER

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:

Smita Lahiri

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C. C. Lamberg-Karlovsky

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Independent (London), May 3, 1990, Thursday, EDITORIAL PAGE; Page 26 , 357 words, Letter: Charges against the Natural History Museum, From DR CAROLINE GRIGSON and others
2. The New York Times, February 17, 1986, Monday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 10, Column 1; National Desk, 1423 words, SEARCH FOR ANCIENT CLUES LINKS U.S. AND SOVIET EXPERTS IN WARY EXCHANGE, By COLIN CAMPBELL, Special to the New York Times, CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 14
3. Information Bank Abstracts, NEW YORK TIMES, February 10, 1979, Saturday, Page 7, Column 2, 39 words, BY BOYCE RENSBERGER
4. Information Bank Abstracts, NEW YORK TIMES, February 9, 1979, Friday, Page 1, Column 2, 216 words, BY BOYCE RENSBERGER
5. Information Bank Abstracts, NEW YORK TIMES, September 1, 1978, Friday, Page 167, 111 words, BY BOYCE RENSBERGER
6. Information Bank Abstracts, NEW YORK TIMES, February 10, 1978, Friday, Section 2; Page 1, Column 6, 95 words
7. Information Bank Abstracts, NEW YORK TIMES, February 10, 1978, Friday, Section 2; Page 1, Column 6, 122 words, BY JOHN L HESS
8. Information Bank Abstracts, NEW YORK TIMES, December 20, 1970, Sunday, Page 53, Column 1, 164 words

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Newsweek, March 24, 1997 , UNITED STATES EDITION, SOCIETY; Pg. 60, 3570 words, WHEN THE COMET FLEW Through Ancient Evenings, BY SHARON BEGLEY AND THEODORE GIDEONSE

Daniel Lieberman

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Dominion Post (Wellington, New Zealand), October 14, 2005, Friday, NEWS; INTERNATIONAL;, Pg. 3, 403 words, Indonesian hobbits had a long history
2. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), October 13, 2005, Thursday, USA; Pg. 02, 810 words, New finds of human ancestor jumble evolutionary puzzle, By Peter N. Spotts Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
3. The Australian, October 12, 2005 Wednesday All-round Metro Edition, WORLD; Pg. 11, 452 words, New dig backs up 'hobbit' findings
4. The Houston Chronicle, May 05, 2005, Thursday, 3 STAR EDITION, SPORTS;, Pg. 12, 766 words, Made for the long haul; Lecture entails how humans have unique ability to run great distances, ROBERTA MACINNIS; Roberta MacInnis covers running for the Chronicle
5. The Boston Globe, February 5, 2005, Saturday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 1667 words, RENOWNED BIOLOGIST ERNST MAYR, 100, DIES RENOWNED BIOLOGIST ERNST MAYR DEAD AT 100, By Mark Feeney, Globe Staff
6. The Washington Post, December 21, 2004 Tuesday, Final Edition, Health; F03, 81 words, So Noted
7. The Gazette (Montreal), November 28, 2004 Sunday, Final Edition, INSIGHT: SCIENCE; Pg. D6, 644 words, We were made for running: Tendons, leg joints made us runners - Maybe because we were scavengers, JOSEPH BREAN, CanWest News Service, TORONTO
8. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH(LONDON), November 18, 2004, Thursday, Pg. 08, 566 words, Baby we were born to run New research says that the emergence of humans is tied to the evolution of running. Roger Highfield reports, By ROGER HIGHFIELD
9. The Independent (London), November 18, 2004, Thursday, First Edition; NEWS; Pg. 25, 453 words, HOW LEARNING TO RUN PUT MAN ONE STEP AHEAD OF THE APES, STEVE CONNOR SCIENCE EDITOR
10. Ottawa Citizen, November 18, 2004 Thursday, Final Edition, NEWS; Pg. A15, 106 words, United States: Humans evolved as distance runners, Citizen News Services
11. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania), November 18, 2004 Thursday, SOONER EDITION, Pg.A-2, 375 words, IS RUNNING RESPONSIBLE FOR EVOLUTION OF HUMANS?, Robert S. Boyd, Knight Ridder Newspapers, WASHINGTON
12. The San Francisco Chronicle, NOVEMBER 18, 2004, THURSDAY,, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. A1, 989 words, Unlike apes, humans were born to run, study says; Finding could help date human evolution -- but other scientists say theory is bunk, David Perlman
13. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), November 1, 2004, Monday, USA; Pg. 04, 726 words, Branches appearing on human family tree, By Mark Sappenfield Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, OAKLAND, CALIF.
14. The Boston Globe, October 28, 2004, Thursday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. A14, 802 words, ON ISLAND, SCIENTISTS UNEARTH MODERN HUMANS' TINY COUSIN, By Beth Daley, GLOBE STAFF
15. The Washington Post, March 25, 2004 Thursday, Final Edition, A Section; A11, 1065 words, Pre-Humans May Have Traded Killer Jaws for Bigger Brains, Rick Weiss, Washington Post Staff Writer
16. Sacramento Bee, July 27, 2002, Saturday, Pg. B6;, 4171 words, Letters
17. The Advertiser, July 11, 2002, Thursday, NEWS; Pg. 9, 494 words, This is Toumai, a very distant cousin, By SIMON BENSON in Sydney
18. The Advertiser, July 11, 2002, Thursday, NEWS; Pg. 9, 494 words, Our 7 million year old distant relation, By SIMON BENSON in Sydney
19. The Australian, July 11, 2002, Thursday, FEATURES; Pg. 13, 1271 words, The find of a lifetime, Bruce Montgomery
20. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), July 11, 2002, Thursday, USA; Pg. 01, 903 words, Skull find defies old theories, Mark Sappenfield Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, SAN FRANCISCO
21. Courier Mail (Queensland, Australia), July 11, 2002, Thursday, NEWS; Pg. 4, 411 words, Skull fossil puts new slant on life, Simon Benson
22. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, Australia), July 11, 2002, Thursday, LOCALMAPPHOTO; Pg. 5, 399 words, Monkey, missing link or ancestor - The riddle of the 7 million-year-old skull, SIMON BENSON
23. The Denver Post, July 11, 2002 Thursday, 1ST EDITION, Pg. A-01, 985 words, 7-million-year-old skull ahead of old theories, By Diedtra Henderson, Denver Post Science Writer,
24. Financial Times (London,England) , July 11, 2002 Thursday, London Edition 3, INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA ; Pg. 12 , 464 words, Discovery extends human existence another 3m years , By CLIVE COOKSON
25. The Guardian (London), July 11, 2002, Guardian Home Pages, Pg. 3, 887 words, Scientists find key evidence of our oldest relative after 25 years searching the Sahara: A seven-million-year-old skull unearthed in Chad pushes back the date when the ancestral line of humans diverged from the great apes, Tim Radford Science editor
26. The Guardian (London), July 11, 2002, Guardian Online Pages, Pg. 10, 925 words, Science: Face of yesterday: Henry Gee on the dramatic discovery of a seven-million-year-old hominid, Henry Gee
27. Ottawa Citizen, July 11, 2002 Thursday Final Edition, News; Pg. A8, 728 words, Skull find is 'most important in living memory': New species could add a million years to human family tree, experts say, Mark Henderson, LONDON
28. The San Francisco Chronicle, JULY 11, 2002, THURSDAY,, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. A1, 947 words, 7 million-year-old skull startles anthropologists; It is by far the earliest human ancestor, David Perlman
29. The Seattle Times, July 11, 2002, Thursday, Fourth Edition, ROP ZONE; News;, Pg. A2, 531 words, Getting a bit ahead of ourselves Fossil skull indicates we evolved earlier, Alexandra Witze; Dallas Morning News, Dallas
30. Toronto Star, July 11, 2002 Thursday, Ontario Edition, NEWS;, Pg. A01, 774 words, Skull deepens evolution riddle, Peter Calamai, Toronto Star
31. The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), April 14, 2002 Sunday Final Edition, News; Pg. A7, 742 words, Fast progress: Marathon running might have been a key element in human evolution, GARETH COOK, BOSTON
32. The Boston Globe, April 9, 2002, Tuesday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. C1, 1176 words, THE RUNNING ANIMAL IN THE EVOLUTIONARY RACE, SCIENTISTS FIND HUMANS WERE BUILT TO OUTLAST THE COMPETITION, By Gareth Cook, Globe Staff
33. The Boston Globe, January 2, 2002, Wednesday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. B4, 1097 words, CONCERNS RAISED OVER RISING BIRTHWEIGHTS IN US, By Douglas Belkin, Globe Staff
34. The Advertiser, March 23, 2001, Friday, FOREIGN; Pg. 25, 296 words, Skull raises new evolution theory
35. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), March 22, 2001, Thursday, WORLD; Pg. 1, 804 words, Ancient skull points to new path for evolution, Mark Sappenfield Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
36. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH(LONDON), March 22, 2001, Thursday, Pg. 11, 381 words, Old Flat-Face adds a fresh branch to our family tree, By David Derbyshire Science Correspondent
37. The Guardian (London), March 22, 2001, Guardian Home Pages, Pg. 9, 478 words, Skull is the new link in human evolution chain: Find revolutionises way we look at our ancestry, Tim Radford Science editor
38. The Washington Post, March 22, 2001 Thursday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. A01, 963 words, Skull Raises Doubts About Our Ancestry, Guy Gugliotta, Washington Post Staff Writer
39. The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), October 01, 1999, FINAL, 472 words, Neanderthals were cannibals: scientists, WASHINGTON
40. The Toronto Star, October 1, 1999, Friday, Edition 1, NEWS, 401 words, HOMINID CANNIBALS UNCOVERED
41. The New York Times, May 26, 1995, Friday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 16; Column 1; National Desk , 787 words, Believers in African Eve Think They Have Found Adam(s), By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
42. The New York Times, July 18, 1993, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 9; Page 11; Column 5; Society Desk, 220 words, WEDDINGS; Antonia Prescott, Daniel Lieberman
43. Sunday Herald Sun, June 21, 1992 Sunday, 1209 words, Man out-thinks low-brow cousin, HIGHFIELD R
44. Sunday Herald Sun, June 7, 1992 Sunday, 2889 words, GLOBAL WARMING - GOOD OR BAD?, ALLMAN W WAGNER B

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. New Scientist, July 13, 2002, News; Frontiers; Pg. 21, 439 words, 'Dumb' hominids made it out of Africa, Jeff Hecht
2. U.S. News & World Report, April 2, 2001, OUTLOOK; PEOPLE; Vol. 130 , No. 13; Pg. 12, 240 words, Lucy, meet. . .Kenny?, By Thomas Hayden
3. U.S. News & World Report, June 8, 1992, COVER STORY; SCIENCE & SOCIETY; Vol. 112, No. 22; Pg. 60, 3934 words, Climate and the rise of man, By William F. Allman; Betsy Wagner

Frank Marlowe

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1. The New York Times, July 2, 2002 Tuesday, Late Edition - Final , Section F; Column 1; Science Desk; Pg. 1, 2248 words, Why Childhood Lasts, and Lasts and Lasts , By NATALIE ANGIER

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. New Scientist, December 07, 2002, Features; Pg. 44, 2205 words, Mother's little helpers; It's official, our kids really do take an incredibly long time to grow up. Meredith F. Small wonders whether an evolutionary trick designed to help the family out has backfired on today's parents, Meredith F. Small;
2. New Scientist, March 10, 2001, Features, Pg. 3838, 2731 words, Playing fair, Kate Douglas Are you breathtakingly mean or perfectly equitable ? Kate Douglas investigates where your moral sense comes from, and how we can shape it

James Lorand Matory

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, July 16, 2000, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. E1, 1461 words, WORLD Charles A. Radin covers foreign issues for the Globe.; FIXING AFRICA - IN OUR MINDS, FIRST, BY CHARLES A. RADIN, GLOBE STAFF
2. The New York Times, November 3, 1996, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 4A; Page 24; Column 1; Education Life Supplement , 5062 words, Can Harvard's Powerhouse Alter the Course of Black Studies?, By Peter Applebome;

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1. Black Issues in Higher Education, October 9, 2003 , Vol. 20, No. 17; Pg. 26-31, BIH2003100903, 2297 words, Harvard's New Chapter in Black Studies; A Neglected African Studies Program Finally Gets a Departmental Home, Roach, Ronald

David Pilbeam

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Weekend Australian, November 20, 2004 Saturday All-round Country Edition, WORLD; Pg. 11, 355 words, This tree climber could be your ancestor, Leigh Dayton Science writer
2. The Weekend Australian, November 20, 2004 Saturday NSW First Edition, WORLDPHOTO; Pg. 13, 418 words, This tree climber could be your ancestor, Leigh Dayton Science writer
3. The Guardian (London) - Final Edition, November 19, 2004, Guardian Home Pages, Pg. 13, 618 words, Meet the ancestor Ape discovery fills gap in evolutionary jigsaw, Alok Jha, Science correspondent
4. The Observer, May 2, 2004, Observer News Pages, Pg. 21, 624 words, World: Fossil finders hit back at 'glory-grabbing' academics, Robin McKie Science Editor
5. The Observer, May 2, 2004, Observer News Pages, Pg. 21, 624 words, World: Fossil finders hit back at 'glory-grabbing' academics, Robin McKie Science Editor
6. The San Francisco Chronicle, JULY 11, 2002, THURSDAY,, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. A1, 947 words, 7 million-year-old skull startles anthropologists; It is by far the earliest human ancestor, David Perlman
7. The New York Times, May 28, 2002 Tuesday, Late Edition - Final , Section F; Column 3; Science Desk; Pg. 1, 1822 words, Cooking, and How It Slew the Beast Within , By NATALIE ANGIER
8. The Boston Globe, March 22, 2001, Thursday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 723 words, NEW FOSSIL ADDS AN EARLY BRANCH TO THE HUMAN FAMILY TREE, By Gareth Cook, Globe Staff
9. The New York Times, January 16, 2001 Tuesday, Late Edition - Final , Section F; Column 1; Science Desk; Pg. 3, 1294 words, Of Tubers, Fire and Human Evolution , By MARK DERR
10. The Independent (London), March 22, 2000, Wednesday, NEWS; Pg. 9, 399 words, MAN'S FIRST COOKED MEAL WAS CARRION AL FRESCO, GRILLED ROOTS AND BEANS, Roger Dobson
11. Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), June 16, 1999, Wednesday, Metro Edition, NEWS; Science; Pg. 14A, 1296 words, HUMAN EVOLUTION; It's a meat or potatoes debate; A new hypothesis has emerged that changes the menu of human evolution from cooked meat to cooked tubers., Jim Dawson; Staff Writer
12. The Guardian (London), April 22, 1999, The Guardian Online Page; Pg. 10, 1182 words, You are what you cook; Evolution changed when woman discovered that the way to a man's brain is through his stomach, reports Sanjida O'Connell, Sanjida O'Connell
13. The Boston Globe, December 14, 1998, Monday, ,City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. E1, 863 words, A 5,000-year-old prescription, By Richard A. Kno, Globe Staff
14. The Washington Post, June 12, 1997, Thursday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. A01, 1994 words, Colleges Seek to Slow Grade Inflation, Valerie Strauss, Washington Post Staff Writer
15. Courier Mail (Queensland, Australia), July 26, 1996, Friday, 226 words, FOSSIL APE GIVES CLUE TO EARLY HUMANITY, CRENSON M
16. Courier Mail (Queensland, Australia), July 26, 1996, Friday, 217 words, FOSSIL APE GIVES CLUE TO EARLY HUMANITY, AAPINTNEWS
17. Chicago Sun-Times, July 25, 1996, THURSDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, NEWS; Pg. 20, 460 words, Fossil another link between man, apes, BY MATT CRENSON, NEW YORK
18. The New York Times, July 25, 1996, Thursday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 17; Column 1; National Desk , 389 words, Anthropologists Find Rare Kind of Ape Fossil, By The Associated Press
19. The New York Times, May 23, 1996, Thursday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 8; Column 3; Foreign Desk , 925 words, New Species of Early Human Reported Found in Africa, By MARLISE SIMONS , PARIS, May 22
20. The Ottawa Citizen, May 23, 1996, Thursday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. A2, 732 words, Researchers find new species of early man, THE NEW YORK TIMES, PARIS
21. Financial Times (London,England), March 23, 1996, Saturday, Books; Pg. IX, 1003 words, Dangerous primates with mortgages - Michael Thompson-Noel has a crash-course on human evolution, By MICHAEL THOMPSON-NOEL
22. The Boston Globe, November 27, 1995, Monday, City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. 29, 1667 words, Our intrepid early ancestors; Spate of recent finds shows they ranged much farther much earlier than we thought, By David L. Chandler, Globe Staff
23. The San Francisco Chronicle, OCTOBER 22, 1995, SUNDAY, SUNDAY EDITION, ;Pg. 1/Z5, 1915 words, One Step at a Time Paleontologists are exulting over new fossils that date back to the time the, Charles Petit, Chronicle Science Writer
24. The New York Times, June 20, 1995, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 11; Column 1; Science Desk , 579 words, Dispute Erupts on Plans For Ancient Footprints, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
25. New Straits Times (Malaysia), February 17, 1995, Insight; Pg. 35, 1733 words, How long will man survive?, By K.K. Tan
26. The Boston Globe, September 22, 1994, Thursday, City Edition, NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. 1, 899 words, In quest of an ancestor; Ape-like fossils may be evolution's 'missing link', By Richard Saltus, Globe Staff
27. The Boston Globe, January 4, 1994, Tuesday, City Edition, LIVING; Pg. 21, 1995 words, The professor's Monkey wrench; Harvard geneticist helps stir up evolution revolution; PROFILES IN EXCELLENCE One in an occasional series., By M. R. Montgomery, Globe Staff
28. The Houston Chronicle, December 20, 1993, Monday, 2 STAR Edition, DISCOVERY; Pg. 8, 2082 words, Undersea dust yields evolution clues; Dirt blown into water from Africa eons ago contains vital information, WILLIAM K. STEVENS; New York Times
29. The New York Times, December 14, 1993, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 1; Science Desk, 1806 words, Dust in Sea Mud May Link Human Evolution to Climate, By WILLIAM K. STEVENS
30. The Ottawa Citizen, September 25, 1992, Friday, FINAL EDITION, CITYLIFE; Pg. B3, 903 words, Cousins: Humans, chimps share traits, study says, SHELLEY PAGE; CITIZEN
31. The New York Times, May 10, 1992, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1; Page 24; Column 1; National Desk, 1552 words, 59 Are Chosen for National Academy of Sciences
32. The New York Times, March 17, 1992, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 1; Science Desk, 1795 words, Jawbone Offers Clues in Search for 'Missing Link', By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
33. The New York Times, November 6, 1991, Wednesday, Late Edition - Final, Section B; Page 9; Column 1; National Desk; Education Page, 1019 words, How Undergraduates Can Succeed: Study Together, and in Small Classes, By ANTHONY DePALMA
34. The New York Times, October 16, 1990, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1, Column 1; Science Desk, 2030 words, Global Climate Changes Seen As Force in Human Evolution, By WILLIAM K. STEVENS
35. The Independent (London), May 3, 1990, Thursday, EDITORIAL PAGE; Page 26 , 357 words, Letter: Charges against the Natural History Museum, From DR CAROLINE GRIGSON and others
36. The New York Times, April 8, 1990, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 7; Page 16, Column 1; Book Review Desk, 1079 words, ON THE TRAIL OF EVERYBODY'S MOTHER, By NATALIE ANGIER; Natalie Angier, a science reporter for The New York Times, is the author of ''Natural Obsessions: The Search for the Oncogene.''
37. The Boston Globe, April 1, 1990, Sunday, City Edition, METRO/REGION; Pg. 23 p, 906 words, Associate dean seen as pick for key Harvard post, By Charles A. Radin, Globe Staff
38. The Boston Globe, September 24, 1989, Sunday, City Edition, LEARNING; Pg. A21, 1275 words, SHOPPING: HARVARD's FEAST FOR THE MIND; It can be exciting, frustrating and social - and students; love it, By Elizabeth New Weld, Globe Staff, CAMBRIDGE
39. COURIER-MAIL, February 20, 1988 Saturday, 373 words, MODERN MAN KEEPS GETTING OLDER, COSTELLO D
40. The New York Times, February 18, 1988, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 17, Column 1; National Desk, 470 words, ESTIMATE ON DAWN OF HUMANS REVISED, By The Associated Press
41. The New York Times, December 13, 1987, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Part 2, Page 45, Column 1; National Desk, 603 words, ENDOWMENT DROPS 7.2% AT HARVARD, Special to the New York Times, CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 12
42. The New York Times, August 25, 1987, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section C; Page 1, Column 1; Science Desk, 1345 words, Stone 'Tools' May Alter Early Human Record, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
43. The New York Times, October 8, 1985, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 24, Column 1; National Desk, 359 words, DR. GLYNN ISSAC, ANTHROPOLOGIST, AP, CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 7
44. The New York Times, August 16, 1985, Friday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 1, Column 4; National Desk, 1186 words, EARLIEST HIGHER PRIMATE IS REPORTED FOUND, By ERIK ECKHOLM
45. The New York Times, September 4, 1984, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section C; Page 1, Column 2; Science Desk, 1470 words, THEORY ON MAN'S ORIGINS CHALLENGED, By ERIK ECKHOLM
46. The New York Times, May 8, 1984, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section C; Page 6, Column 3; Science Desk, 575 words, SCIENCE WATCH; JAW FOSSIL MAY BE OF OLDEST ANCESTOR YET, A TWO
47. The New York Times, April 5, 1984, Thursday, Late City Final Edition Correction Appended, Section A; Page 1, Column 3; National Desk, 1387 words, FAR-FLUNG FOSSILS GATHERED FOR EXHIBIT, By WALTER SULLIVAN
48. The Washington Post, April 5, 1984, Thursday, Final Edition, First Section; A4, 311 words, Tiny Jaw Fragment Found In Africa Shows We're Older Than We Knew, By Victor Cohn, Washington Post Staff Writer
49. The Washington Post, December 2, 1983, Friday, Final Edition, First Section; A1, 654 words, May Be Human Forebear; Possible 'Missing Link' Found, By Victor Cohn Washington Post Staff Writer
50. The Washington Post, August 5, 1983, Friday, Final Edition, First Section; A3, 737 words, Issue of Male-Female Aggressiveness Is a Scientific Buzz Saw, By Philip J. Hilts, Washington Post Staff Writer
51. The New York Times, May 1, 1983, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 8, Column 2; Week in Review Desk, 1068 words, HOST NATIONS TRADE BONES FOR BENEFITS, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
52. The Washington Post, March 13, 1983, Sunday, Final Edition, First Section; A1, 2084 words, The Smithsonian's Sherlock of Bones, By Blaine Harden, Washington Post Staff Writer
53. The New York Times, September 1, 1982, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 6, Column 3; National Desk, 525 words, FOSSIL OF HUMANLIKE MAY FILL MAJOR EVOLUTION GAP, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
54. The New York Times, August 29, 1982, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 6; Page 22, Column 1; Magazine Desk, 4403 words, UPDATING MAN'S ANCESTRY; by Jeremy Cherfas and John Gribbin
55. The Washington Post, August 22, 1982, Sunday, Final Edition, Style; L1, 2512 words, Will The Real First Biped Please Stand Up?; Scientists Squabble Over The Origins of Two-Leggedness, By James Lardner
56. The Washington Post, June 11, 1982, Friday, Final Edition, First Section; A2, 790 words, Bones Indicate an Upright Ape-Man 4 Million Years Ago, By Philip J. Hilts, Washington Post Staff Writer
57. The New York Times, May 9, 1982, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 7, Column 2; Week in Review Desk, 999 words, PALEOANTHROPOLOGY IS MORE THAN BARE BONES, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
58. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), February 24, 1982, Wednesday, Midwestern Edition, Science; Research Notebook; Pg. 16, 497 words, A new look at human ancestry, By Robert C. Cowen
59. The New York Times, February 14, 1982, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 7, Column 1; Week in Review Desk, 330 words, Ideas & Trends in Summary; Time to Revise The Family Tree?, By Margot Slade and Eva Hoffman
60. The New York Times, February 7, 1982, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 2; Page 19, Column 1; Arts and Leisure Desk, 1902 words, PRIMITIVE MAN IS THE STAR, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
61. Information Bank Abstracts, NEW YORK TIMES, March 14, 1976, Sunday, Page 2, Column 6, 58 words

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1. Prospect, March 22, 2001, 4177 words, Against Dr Panglum, Raymond Tallis
2. Prospect, January 25, 2001, 4177 words, Against Dr Panglum, Raymond Tallis
3. New Scientist, August 1, 1998, This Week, Pg. 1414, 292 words, Getting back to our routes, Roger Lewin
4. New Scientist, May 28, 1994, Review, Pg. 4040, 425 words, Great science, great stories, COLIN TUDGE
5. U.S. News & World Report, September 30, 1991, COVER; SPECIAL REPORT; Vol. 111, No. 14; Pg. 90, 92, 2457 words, Energizing teaching, By Sandra Reeves
6. U.S. News & World Report, October 15, 1990, SPECIAL REPORT; COVER STORY; Pg. 118, 3870 words, Best big universities, By Andrea Gabor
7. Newsweek, April 16, 1984, UNITED STATES EDITION, SCIENCE; Pg. 98, 303 words, Pushing Back the Age Of the Human Family
8. U.S. News & World Report, November 10, 1980, Pg. 67, 900 words, Science Takes Giant Leap Into Mankind's Past
9. Newsweek, January 29, 1979, UNITED STATES EDITION, SCIENCE; pg. 81, 1090 words, Finding Eve's Cousin, PETER GWYNNE with SHARON BEGLEY
10. Newsweek, March 22, 1976, UNITED STATES EDITION, SCIENCE; Pg. 59, 898 words, The Oldest Man, PETER GWYNNE with STEPHEN G. MICHAUD in New York

Maryellen Ruvolo

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1. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania), March 29, 2004 Monday, SOONER EDITION Correction Appended, Pg.A-8, 1196 words, OUR CLOSE KIN?; A NEW EXHIBIT IN BUFFALO, N.Y., HAS EXPERTS FIGHTING OVER AN OLD BONE OF CONTENTION - THAT ORANGUTANS ARE MORE HUMAN-LIKE THAN CHIMPS, BYRON SPICE, PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
2. The New York Times, July 11, 1997, Friday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 1; Column 2; National Desk , 1319 words, NEANDERTHAL DNA SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON HUMAN ORIGINS, By NICHOLAS WADE
3. The Guardian (London), September 29, 1994, THE GUARDIAN ONLINE PAGE; Pg. T2, 230 words, TAXONOMY: DEEP WATER IN THE GENE POOL, Celia Locks
4. The Boston Globe, January 4, 1994, Tuesday, City Edition, LIVING; Pg. 21, 1995 words, The professor's Monkey wrench; Harvard geneticist helps stir up evolution revolution; PROFILES IN EXCELLENCE One in an occasional series., By M. R. Montgomery, Globe Staff
5. The Independent (London), May 3, 1993, Monday, SCIENCE PAGE; Page 11 , 1090 words, All about Eve and evolution, MAREK KOHN
6. The New York Times, October 1, 1991, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 1; Science Desk, 2161 words, New Debate Over Humankind's Ancestress, By NATALIE ANGIER

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Lawrence Stager

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Jerusalem Post, November 15, 2001, Thursday, FEATURES; Pg. 11, 1420 words, Tell it in the streets of Ashkelon, Allan Rabinowitz
2. USA TODAY, August 10, 1999, Tuesday,, FINAL EDITION, LIFE;, Pg. 8D, 736 words, Self-styled Capt. Nemo to retrace Noah's arc, Matthew Kalman
3. The Independent (London), July 19, 1999, Monday, NEWS; Pg. 6, 435 words, PHILISTINES: PEOPLE OF TASTE - AND SUCH NICE CROCKERY, Steve Connor Science Editor
4. The Independent (London), July 19, 1999, Monday, TITLE PAGE; Pg. 1, 210 words, PHILISTINES HAD GOOD TASTE, Steve Connor Science Editor
5. The Washington Post, July 17, 1999, Saturday, Final Edition, PRINCE WILLIAM EXTRA; Pg. V02, 566 words, Kids: Read All About It; Titanic Explorer Makes Another Deep-Sea Find
6. The Jerusalem Post, July 16, 1999, Friday, FEATURES; Pg. 18, 3154 words, Scientist of the seas, Viva Sarah Press
7. The Advertiser, June 25, 1999, Friday, 316 words, MEDITERRANEAN FIND; Depths of history; World's oldest; wrecks preserved by ocean, By DINA KRAFT in Tel Aviv
8. Courier Mail (Queensland, Australia), June 25, 1999, Friday, NEWS; Pg. 13, 518 words, OLDEST SHIPWRECKS FOUND, KRAFT D
9. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, Australia), June 25, 1999, Friday, WORLD; Pg. 39, 406 words, Ancient ships found on seabed, MICHAEL KILIAN
10. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, Australia), June 25, 1999, Friday, WORLD; Pg. 39, 405 words, Shipwreck wine, aged 2750 years, MICHAEL KILIAN
11. Hobart Mercury (Australia), June 25, 1999, Friday, 290 words, Ancient shipwrecks discovered
12. The Boston Globe, June 24, 1999, Thursday, ,City Edition, NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A4, 1305 words, In the deep, remnants of an ancient voyage , By David L. Chandler, Globe Staff
13. The Boston Herald, June 24, 1999 Thursday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 002, 978 words, HERALD FOCUS; EXPLORATION; Ocean explorers find Phoenician treasure - Discoverer of Titanic locates ancient ships, By J.M. Lawrence
14. Chicago Sun-Times, June 24, 1999, THURSDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, NEWS; Pg. 26, 407 words, Ancient ships found in Mediterranean, BY DINA KRAFT, TEL AVIV, Israel
15. The Jerusalem Post, June 24, 1999, Thursday, NEWS; Pg. 1, 446 words, 'Titanic' discoverer touts 'major' local finds, Viva Sarah Press
16. St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri), June 24, 1999, Thursday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION, NEWS, Pg. A2, 526 words, CREW FINDS TWO SHIPS FROM PHOENICIA THAT SANK 2,500 YEARS AGO, The Associated Press, TEL AVIV, ISRAEL
17. The Toronto Star, June 24, 1999, Thursday, Edition 1, NEWS, 808 words, SECRETS OF THE DEEP EXPOSED AFTER 2,700 YEARS PHOENICIAN DEEP-SEA WRECKS GIVE UP UNBROKEN WINE JUGS
18. The Jerusalem Post, January 16, 1997, Thursday, NEWS; Pg. 1, 496 words, Evidence of infanticide by Romans found in Ashkelon, Judy Siegel
19. Sunday Mail (Queensland, Australia), October 20, 1996, Sunday, 399 words, Israeli excavation sheds new light on colonial history, CRENSON M
20. The Boston Globe, January 11, 1995, Wednesday, City Edition, LIVING; Pg. 65, 1173 words, Ancient Egypt, Semitic Museum; Perspectives, By Christine Temin, Globe Staff
21. Chicago Sun-Times, January 18, 1994, TUESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, NEWS; Pg. 46, 379 words, Huge Dog Cemetery Puzzles Diggers, By Susan Sappir, ASHKELON, Israel
22. Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), January 17, 1994, Monday, NEWS/NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL; Ed. F; Pg.34A, 319 words, SCIENCE NEWS BRIEFING, Compiled from News wire services
23. The Boston Globe, December 15, 1993, Wednesday, City Edition, LIVING; Pg. 91, 727 words, An ugly display at a Harvard museum; ALEX BEAM, By Alex Beam, Globe Staff
24. The Boston Globe, November 20, 1993, Saturday, City Edition, ARTS & FILM; Pg. 25, 427 words, Shakeup at Semitic Museum, By Christine Temin, Globe Staff, CAMBRIDGE
25. The New York Times, September 29, 1992, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 1; Science Desk, 1849 words, Philistines Were Cultured After All, Say Archeologists, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
26. The New York Times, September 3, 1991, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 1; Science Desk, 1482 words, Temple Mount in Jerusalem Beset By New Dispute Over Archeology, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
27. The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), August 4, 1991, Sunday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. E8, 444 words, Biblical review in tizzy over erotic photos, ADELLE M. BANKS ORLANDO SENTINEL
28. The Ottawa Citizen, August 4, 1991, Sunday, FINAL EDITION, FORUM; (NEWS); Pg. B8, 260 words, Archaeology magazine to print erotic photos, ORLANDO SENTINEL
29. The Advertiser, May 11, 1991 Saturday, 1567 words, The mother of all vintages, MIKE CAPUZZO
30. The New York Times, April 30, 1991, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 1; Science Desk, 1361 words, The Earliest Wine: Vintage 3500 B.C. and Robust, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
31. The Boston Globe, July 26, 1990, Thursday, City Edition, NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. 10 p, IDOL TALK -; STORY IN CAPTION
32. St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri), July 26, 1990, THURSDAY, FIVE STAR Edition, NEWS; Pg. 4A, 534 words, GOLDEN CALF IDOL FROM TIME OF MOSES IS FOUND
33. The Toronto Star, July 25, 1990, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. A19, 384 words, 'Golden calf' cited in Bible found in dig near Tel Aviv, (AP), NEW YORK
34. The Jerusalem Post, February 25, 1990, Sunday, News, 559 words, IT IS NECESSARILY SO: NEW FINDINGS SHOW THAT JERICHO'S WALLS FELL IN JOSHUA'S DAY, By WALTER RUBY, Jerusalem Post Correspondent
26. The New York Times, February 22, 1990, Thursday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 8, Column 3; Foreign Desk, 1264 words, Believers Score in Battle Over the Battle of Jericho, By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
27. The New York Times, August 14, 1987, Friday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 4, Column 3; Foreign Desk, 1123 words, Ashkelon Journal; When Dogs Become an Archeologist's Best Find, By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN, Special to the New York Times, ASHKELON, Israel, Aug. 9

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1. Newsweek, August 6, 1990 , UNITED STATES EDITION, SOCIETY; Religion; Pg. 70, 169 words, Yes, Virginia, There was a Gold Calf
2. Newsweek, June 22, 1987, UNITED STATES EDITION, SOCIETY; Science; Pg. 56, 1261 words, The Hunt for a Lost Holy Past, SHARON BEGLEY with LISA DREW in New York, MILAN J. KUBIC in Jerusalem and BARBARA ROSEN in London

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1. The Boston Globe, December 26, 2005 Monday, THIRD EDITION, HEALTH SCIENCE; Pg. C2, 199 words, BOTTLE GOURD DOMESTICATED EARLY IN THE NEW WORLD, BY GARETH COOK
2. The Seattle Times, February 1, 2000, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION, LOCAL NEWS;, Pg. B1, 584 words, U.S. seeks DNA tests on Kennewick Man His relation to tribes called into question, Eric Sorensen; Seattle Times science reporter
3. The Oregonian, JANUARY 5, 2000 Wednesday/ol,LC,H,#0_01/05/00>, SUNRISE EDITION, SCIENCE;, Pg. A16, 600 words, PORTLAND SCIENTIST WILL WORK ON KENNEWICK MAN CASE ; KENNETH M. AMES IS SELECTED ALONG WITH THREE OTHER NORTHWESTERNERS TO ASSISTTHE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S STUDY, RICHARD L. HILL - The Oregonian
4. The Washington Post, April 9, 1988, Saturday, Final Edition, FIRST SECTION; PAGE A4, 1083 words, Iron Coffin Protected Century-Old Life Story; Pathologists Studying Louisianan's Remains, Boyce Rensberger, Washington Post Staff Writer, NATIONAL NEWS

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1. New Scientist, January 29, 1994, Features, Pg. 3939, 3581 words, Fact, fiction and fossil DNA: Analysis of ancient DNA should give clues about the origin of species and how they evolved over time. But only if the DNA really is ancient, ROGER LEWIN
2. U.S. News & World Report, October 19, 1987, HORIZONS; Medicine; Pg. 68, 1426 words, Why these bones were so weary, by Stephen Budiansky

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1. USA TODAY, October 13, 2005, Thursday,, FINAL EDITION, LIFE;, Pg. 8D, 862 words, Incas' secret world untangled, Dan Vergano
2. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH(LONDON), September 14, 2005, Wednesday, Pg. 018, 967 words, Is this a message from the Incas? Knotted strings may have helped a South American culture control vast areas... and, today, they could solve a riddle, says Roger Highfield, By Roger Highfield
3. The Boston Globe, August 15, 2005, Monday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. C3, 226 words, RESEARCHERS DECIPHER RECORDS USED BY ANCIENT BUREAUCRATS , ZARA HERSKOVITS
4. The Advertiser, August 13, 2005 Saturday, FOREIGN; Pg. 72, 218 words, ANCIENT LANGUAGE; Message in string from the old Inca, RANDOLPH SCHMID, WASHINGTON
5. The Independent (London), August 12, 2005, Friday, First Edition; NEWS; Pg. 18, 560 words, UNRAVELLED: INCA KNOTS THAT SHOW BIRTH OF ACCOUNTANCY, BY STEVE CONNOR SCIENCE EDITOR
6. Los Angeles Times, August 12, 2005 Friday, Home Edition, MAIN NEWS; Foreign Desk; Part A; Pg. 20, 888 words, Researchers Think They've Got the Incas' Numbers; South American Indian culture apparently used layers of knotted strings as a complicated ledger., Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
7. The New York Times, August 12, 2003 Tuesday, Late Edition - Final , Section F; Column 3; Science Desk; Pg. 1, 1605 words, String, and Knot, Theory of Inca Writing , By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
8. The Boston Globe, July 4, 2003, Friday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 978 words, SCHOLAR SEES STRANDS OF ANCIENT SECRETS, By Gareth Cook, Globe Staff
9. The Independent (London), June 23, 2003, Monday, NEWS; Pg. 7, 1329 words, DID THE INCA COMMUNICATE THROUGH A COMPUTER CODE OF KNOTS?, STEVE CONNOR SCIENCE EDITOR
10. The Independent (London), June 23, 2003, Monday, NEWS; Pg. 7, 1331 words, INCA MAY HAVE USED KNOT COMPUTER CODE TO BIND EMPIRE, STEVE CONNOR SCIENCE EDITOR
11. The San Francisco Chronicle, JUNE 14, 2000, WEDNESDAY,, FINAL; EAST BAY EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. A17;, 1745 words, Genius' Awards; Bay Area residents among 25 winners of $500,000 MacArthur grants, Janine DeFao, Chronicle Staff Writer, NATION

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1. New Scientist, August 20, 2005, NEWS; This Week; Pg. 16, 233 words, Inca bean counters used string theory, Will Knight

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1. USA TODAY, June 19, 2002, Wednesday,, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. 1A, 1986 words, China thrown off balance as boys outnumber girls, Paul Wiseman, WUHAN, China
2. The Independent (London), June 10, 1999, Thursday, FEATURES; Pg. 1, 1862 words, THE BURGER THAT ATE THE WORLD; MCDONALD'S 25,000TH RESTAURANT IS DUE TO OPEN SHORTLY IN CHICAGO, JUST ONE OF 1,750 NEW OUTLETS PLANNED THIS YEAR. YET GROWTH IN THE US IS STARTING TO SLOW. WHAT'S THE NEW CORPORATE STRATEGY? GO PLACES, LEARN HOW OTHER FOLKS LIVE, COPY THEIR HABITS, BE LIKE THEM, Thomas Sutcliffe
3. South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), October 11, 1998, AGENDA; Pg. 1, 1164 words, Well, I'll be doggone . . .; Dog eat dog over McSnoopy, Alex Lo
... fledged consumers, observes Harvard University anthropologist and former Chinese University visiting professor James Watson in Golden Arches ...
4. South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), October 11, 1998, AGENDA; Pg. 1, 1164 words, Well, I'll be doggone . . .; Dog eat dog over McSnoopy, Alex Lo
... fledged consumers, observes Harvard University anthropologist and former Chinese University visiting professor James Watson in Golden Arches ..
5. The Boston Globe, April 14, 1997, Monday, City Edition, NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A1, 1198 words, Luck? Let's look at the numbers; Money and superstition combine in Hong Kong, By Indira A. R. Lakshmanan, Globe Staff, HNG KONG
6. The Ottawa Citizen, June 26, 1996, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. A6, 1680 words, One-child policy creates land of 'little emperors', PATRICK E. TYLER; THE NEW YORK TIMES, BEIJING
7. South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), May 20, 1995, 1948 words, Wanted: a sense of history, Hong Kong's past has been a closed book in local schools, but that is to change, says Kevin Kwong, with a syllabus that aims to heighten awareness of the territory's story

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1. Newsweek, December 30, 2002,, Atlantic Edition, WORLD AFFAIRS; Pg. 16, 2151 words, Hold the Fries, By John Ghazvinian and Karen Lowry Miller; With Karen Springen In Chicago, Alexandra A. Seno in Hong Kong, Scott Johnson in Mexico City, Kay Itoi in Tokyo, Esther Pan In Cape Town and Gretel C. Kovach in Cairo
2. International Security, 2002 Spring, Pg. 5, 8136 words, A Surplus of Men, A Deficit of Peace; Security and Sex Ratios in Asia's Largest States, Valerie M. Hudson and Andrea Den Boer; Valerie M. Hudson is Professor of Political Science at Brigham Young University and a faculty affiliate of the David M. Kennedy Center for International and Area Studies. Her research centers on foreign policy decisionmaking, national security policy, and the international political economy of gender. Andrea Den Boer is currently completing her Ph.D. at the University of Kent at Canterbury in England. Her research explores the relationship between identity, community, justice, and violence as found in the writings of the philosopher Emmanuel Levinas. This article contains an abridgment of material found in the authors' book manuscript, "Bare Branches: Causes and Consequences of the Masculinization of Asia's Sex Ratios."
3. The Economist, May 16, 1998, U.S. EditionREVIEW, 1011 words, Making McDonald's and Coca-Cola less American. The personal touch

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1. New Scientist, October 9, 2004, Features; Pg. 32, 2339 words, The beast with no name; In the depths of the Congo lives an elusive ape unlike any other. What is this mysterious creature, asks Emma Young, Emma Young; Emma Young is a journalist based in Sydney
2. New Scientist, May 8, 2004, News; This Week; Pg. 16, 465 words, Ancient fires found on banks of Jordan, James Randerson
3. New Scientist, May 8, 2004, News; This Week; Pg. 16, 465 words, Ancient fires found on banks of Jordan, James Randerson
4. New Scientist, May 8, 2004, News; This Week; Pg. 16, 465 words, Ancient fires found on banks of Jordan, James Randerson
5. U.S. News & World Report, April 26, 2004, SPECIAL REPORT; Vol. 136 , No. 14; Pg. 45, 2865 words, The Roots of War, By Thomas Hayden
6. New Scientist, September 6, 2003, News; Frontiers; Pg. 19, 335 words, Meat eating is an old habit, David Holzman
7. Newsweek, June 16, 2003,, U.S. Edition, COVER STORY: HEALTH FOR LIFE; Pg. 66, 1476 words, Mind of a Man: Why We Strive for Status, By Geoffrey Cowley; With Anne Underwood
8. New Scientist, March 22, 2003, News; Frontiers; Pg. 17, 558 words, Early chefs left indelible mark on human evolution, James Randerson
9. New Scientist, February 23, 2002, Opinion: Opinion - Interview, Pg. 4242, 1744 words, Consider her ways . . ., Maggie McDonald What can animals teach us about staying healthy ?
10. New Scientist, February 9, 2002, Opinion: Opinion - books, Pg. 4848, 647 words, Respect for the family, Gail Vines Treating primates right is harder than we thought, says Gail Vines
11. U.S. News & World Report, June 28, 1999, SCIENCE & IDEAS; Pg. 65, 406 words, Chimps with culture, By Kathleen Wong
12. Foreign Affairs, ESSAYS; Pg. 24, 6104 words, Women and the Evolution of World Politics, Francis Fukuyama; FRANCIS FUKUYAMA is Hirst Professor of Public Policy at George Mason University. His book, The Great Disruption, will be published in 1999.
13. Newsweek, June 1, 1998, U.S. Edition, SOCIETY; Science; Pg. 58, 945 words, A Typhoon in a Rain -- Forest Eden, BY JOSHUA HAMMER
14. U.S. News & World Report, August 18, 1997 / August 25, 1997, OUTLOOK; BEHAVIOR;, 252 words, Never underestimate the female, By Laura Tangley
15. Tribadism in Zaire, Lancet 1997; 349 (9069): 1920-1921, June 28, 1997, Dissecting room, 668 words
16. Women's Review of Books, February 1997, Vol. 14, No. 5; Pg. 1-3; ISSN: 0738-1433, 00874359, 3396 words, Long ago and far away, Stange, Mary Zeiss
17. New Scientist, January 28, 1995, Review, Pg. 4444, 773 words, What it means to be a chimpanzee: Chimpanzee Cultures edited by Richard W. Wrangham, W.C. McGrew, Frans B. de Waal and Paul G. Hetne, Harvard University Press, pp 424,
18. New Scientist, June 4, 1994, Features, Pg. 3333, 2795 words, Ay up, a chimp wi'an accent: Deep in the forests of East Africa, researchers are recording the sounds of primates screaming - and drawing some controversial conclusions. Meredith F. Small investigates, MEREDITH F. SMALL
19. U.S. News & World Report, May 11, 1992, SCIENCE & SOCIETY; Vol. 112, No. 18; Pg. 58, 1634 words, The evolution of aggression, By William F. Allman
20. The Economist, February 15, 1992, Business, finance and science; SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; Pg. 100 (U.K. Edition Pg. 108), 623 words, Animal pharmacists; Chimps' choice
21. Newsweek, February 3, 1992 , UNITED STATES EDITION, SOCIETY; Science; Pg. 53, 1225 words, Take Two Roots; Call Me, SHARON BEGLEY with ELIZABETH ANN LEONARD
22. The New York Times, September 14, 2005 Wednesday, Late Edition - Final, Section F; Column 1; Dining, Dining Out/Cultural Desk; Pg. 1, 1515 words, No Heat Doesn't Mean No Sweat, By JULIE POWELL
23. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin), August 29, 2005 Monday, Final Edition, G Pulse; Pg. 1, 1187 words, Gorillas in their midst; Researchers study how food, mating affect social habits, SUSANNE QUICK, Staff, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
24. The New Zealand Herald, August 6, 2005 Saturday, TECHNOLOGY; General, 1334 words, Animal instinct for finding treatment
25. The Independent (London), August 3, 2005, Wednesday, First Edition; FEATURES, 1345 words, SCIENCE &TECHNOLOGY: I KNOW WHAT'S GOOD FOR ME; SICK CHIMPS WILL GNAW ON JUST THE RIGHT PLANTS TO MAKE THEMSELVES, LAURA SPINNEY
26. The Boston Globe, April 24, 2005, Sunday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. D4, 1140 words, ORGASMIC SCIENCE, By Christopher Shea
27. The New York Times, December 12, 2004 Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 6; Column 1; Magazine Desk; THE 4TH ANNUAL: YEAR IN IDEAS; Pg. 76, 356 words, Hawkishness as Evolutionary Holdover, By CHRISTOPHER SHEA
28. The Boston Globe, September 26, 2004, Sunday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. D4, 1217 words, THE POWER OF POSITIVE ILLUSIONS , By Christopher Shea
29. The New York Times, July 3, 2004 Saturday, Late Edition - Final, Section B; Column 3; Arts & Ideas/Cultural Desk; Pg. 7, 1611 words, Engineering More Sons Than Daughters: Will It Tip the Scales Toward War?, By FELICIA R. LEE
30. Australian Magazine, April 17, 2004 Saturday, MAGAZINE-TYPE- REVIEW-COLUMN- FOREWORD; Pg. 6, 656 words, Foreword, Brian Bolton, Glen Callaghan; Compiled by Greg Callaghan
31. The Irish Times, January 15, 2004, CITY EDITION; SCIENCE TODAY; UNDER THE MICROSCOPE; Pg. 13, 888 words, Romantic illusion of the noble savage, By PROF WILLIAM REVILLE
32. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH(LONDON), January 07, 2004, Wednesday, Pg. 16, 1562 words, Apes of war... is it in our genes? Research into the aggressive behaviour of male chimpanzees, our closest biological ally, suggests that the urge to go to war is in our DNA and that only women can stop it, says Sanjida O'Connell, By Sanjida O'Connell
33. The Independent (London), December 17, 2003, Wednesday, FEATURES; Pg. 8, 1194 words, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS; COOKING'S ROLE IN OUR EVOLUTION WAS VITAL. IT MADE FOOD EASIER TO, SANJIDA O'CONNELL Hot stuff: Yali villagers cook pork and vegetables for a feast in the Seng Valley, Irian Jaya
34. The Boston Globe, October 11, 2003, Saturday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A18, 191 words, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR; WHY WE CAN'T SET GORILLAS FREE
35. The Boston Globe, May 17, 2003, Saturday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. D1, 791 words, ANIMAL BEAT; ZOO GOING APE THIS SUMMER, By Vicki Croke, Globe Correspondent
36. The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), March 23, 2003 Sunday Final Edition, Editorial / Op-ed; Pg. A19, 884 words, Bad to the bone?: An emerging and controversial branch of science suggests that humans are hard-wired for aggression - born to kill, MARGIE WYLIE
37. Toronto Star, March 21, 2003 Friday, Ontario Edition, LIFE;, Pg. D04, 976 words, Are humans hard-wired to behave aggressively?, MARGIE WYLIE, special to the star
38. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH(LONDON), February 26, 2003, Wednesday, Pg. 16, 690 words, Why humans want to wage wars, By Raj Persaud
39. The Boston Herald, December 4, 2002 Wednesday, ALL EDITIONS, FOOD;, Pg. 049, 418 words, FOOD in Brief; Argentine restaurant does Tango into Arlington
40. The New York Times, October 1, 2002 Tuesday Correction Appended, Late Edition - Final, Section F; Column 2; Science Desk; Pg. 2, 1308 words, A CONVERSATION WITH -- Steven Wise; A Courtroom Champion For 4-Legged Creatures, By CLAUDIA DREIFUS , CAMBRIDGE, Mass.
41. The San Francisco Chronicle, JULY 1, 2002, MONDAY,, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. A2;, 722 words, Rich, fatty foods clog the hearts of San Francisco, Rob Morse
42. The Washington Post, June 5, 2002 Wednesday, Final Edition, STYLE; Pg. C01, 2461 words, Beastly Behavior?; A Law Professor Says It's Time to Extend Basic Rights to the Animal Kingdom, a Washington Post Staff Writer
43. The Seattle Times, March 22, 2002, Friday, Fourth Edition, ROP ZONE; Local News;, Pg. B1, 1258 words, Are our genes 'wired' for violence? Expert thinks it's a primal instinct, Alex Tizon; Seattle Times staff reporter
44. SUNDAY TELEGRAPH(LONDON), January 13, 2002, Sunday, Pg. 02, 1819 words, You looking at me?, By Richard Madden
45. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin), August 12, 2001 Sunday, FINAL EDITION, Pg. 27A, 695 words, Some argue apes are almost human, SETH MYDANS New York Times
46. The New York Times, August 12, 2001 Sunday, Late Edition - Final , Section 4; Column 1; Week in Review Desk; Pg. 5, 1197 words, Ideas & Trends; He's Not Hairy, He's My Brother, By SETH MYDANS
47. THE AUSTRALIAN, April 8, 1998, Wednesday, FULLPAGE, FEATURES; Pg. B24, 3855 words, LIFE SUPPORT, ROBYN WILLIAMS
48. The Boston Globe, June 2, 1997, Monday, City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. C1, 1027 words, SEX AND THE SINGLE WORM, By Larry Tye, Globe Staff
49. The Boston Globe, March 16, 1997, Sunday, City Edition, BOOKS; Pg. N18, 725 words, BOOKMAKING; BOOKMAKING; Robert Taylor is the retired chief book critic of the Globe., By Robert Taylor
50. Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), November 30, 1996, Metro Edition, News; Faith & Values; Pg. 5B, 1487 words, Primitive morals; It's commonly believed that humans are the only creatures with a moral sense. But some primate researchers say that may not be true - that the roots of our morality are evident in the behavior of the great apes., Jim Dawson; Staff Writer
51. The New York Times, October 27, 1996, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 7; Page 18; Column 4; Book Review Desk , 1185 words, Going Ape, By Mark Ridley; Human Violence. By Richard Wrangham and Dale Peterson.
52. The New York Times, October 10, 1996, Thursday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 26; Column 3; Cultural Desk , 948 words, BOOKS OF THE TIMES; How Did Man Get So Bad? Looking to the Apes, By CHRISTOPHER LEHMANN-HAUPT
53. New Straits Times (Malaysia), December 11, 1995, Heritage; Pg. 10, 1220 words, Human-chimp link gets closer, By Joseph Edwin
54. The Washington Post, November 08, 1995, Wednesday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. H02; HORIZON, 1693 words, CALENDAR
55. USA TODAY, September 6, 1995, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION, LIFE; Pg. 3D, 369 words, Traits of apes and us // 'New Chimpanzees' searches for similarities, Matt Roush
56. The Boston Globe, May 16, 1994, Monday, City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. 26, 365 words, HOW WHY, By Usha Lee McFarling
57. The New York Times, April 5, 1994, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section C; Page 1; Column 1; Science Desk , 2550 words, Quest for Evolutionary Meaning In the Persistence of Suicide, By NATALIE ANGIER
58. The Irish Times, August 25, 1993, CITY EDITION, EDITORIAL PAGE; IN TIME'S EYE; Pg. 13, 248 words, MONKEYS AND BIRTH CONTROL
59. The Boston Globe, October 12, 1992, Monday, City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. 27, 182 words, HOW & WHY; HOW & WHY, By Dianne Dumanoski, Globe Staff
60. The Houston Chronicle, February 9, 1992, Sunday, 2 STAR Edition, B; Pg. 14, 640 words, Monkey, heal thyself; Study finds ill chimps seek out, eat medicinal leaves, BOYCE RENSBERGER; Washington Post, CHICAGO
61. The Guardian (London), February 8, 1992, HOME; Pg. 4, 396 words, CHIMPANZEES TAKE LEAF OUT OF MEDICINE BOOK
62. The Washington Post, February 8, 1992, Saturday, Final Edition, FIRST SECTION; PAGE A3, 650 words, Feral Chimps Said to Be Using Herbal Medicine; Scientists Say Leaves Contain Natural Drugs, Boyce Rensberger, Washington Post Staff Writer, CHICAGO, Feb. 7
63. The Washington Post, February 17, 1991, Sunday, Final Edition, OUTLOOK; PAGE C3, 2092 words, Creature, Heal Thyself; The Curious Case of Animals and the Medicinal Herbs They Eat, Ron Cowen
64. Information Bank Abstracts, WALL STREET JOURNAL, October 12, 1989, Thursday, Section 2; Page 1, Column 1, 27 words, A FIG LEAF A DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY, BY DAVID STIPP
65. The New York Times, March 13, 1988, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 7; Page 14, Column 1; Book Review Desk, 1048 words, Love and Murder Among the Chimps, By LIONEL TIGER;
66. The Washington Post, June 16, 1987, Tuesday, Final Edition, STYLE; PAGE F1, 1676 words, MacArthur 'Genius Awards' To 32; Honors List Includes Washington Writer, Victoria Dawson, Washington Post Staff Writer, NATIONAL NEWS
67. The New York Times, November 11, 1986, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section C; Page 12, Column 4; Science Desk, 188 words, Chimps Use Plant as Drug, UPI, CHICAGO, Nov. 10
68. The New York Times, August 24, 1986, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 7; Page 1, Column 3; Book Review Desk, 2687 words, AN UNDAUNTED 'STARER AT ANIMALS', By John H. Crook;
69. The Toronto Star, June 21, 1986, Saturday, SATURDAY FIRST EDITION, MAGAZINE; Pg. M3, 559 words, Physicians may want to ape this, By Hugh Westrup Canadian Science News
70. The Washington Post, December 27, 1985, Friday, Final Edition, First Section; A3, 676 words, Chimpanzees May Eat Plant as an Antibiotic; Aspilia Leaves Show Promise for Humans, By Boyce Rensberger, Washington Post Staff Writer

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1. New Scientist, October 9, 2004, Features; Pg. 32, 2339 words, The beast with no name; In the depths of the Congo lives an elusive ape unlike any other. What is this mysterious creature, asks Emma Young, Emma Young;
2. New Scientist, May 8, 2004, News; This Week; Pg. 16, 465 words, Ancient fires found on banks of Jordan, James Randerson
3. New Scientist, May 8, 2004, News; This Week; Pg. 16, 465 words, Ancient fires found on banks of Jordan, James Randerson
4. New Scientist, May 8, 2004, News; This Week; Pg. 16, 465 words, Ancient fires found on banks of Jordan, James Randerson
5. U.S. News & World Report, April 26, 2004, SPECIAL REPORT; Vol. 136 , No. 14; Pg. 45, 2865 words, The Roots of War, By Thomas Hayden
6. New Scientist, September 6, 2003, News; Frontiers; Pg. 19, 335 words, Meat eating is an old habit, David Holzman
7. Newsweek, June 16, 2003,, U.S. Edition, COVER STORY: HEALTH FOR LIFE; Pg. 66, 1476 words, Mind of a Man: Why We Strive for Status, By Geoffrey Cowley; With Anne Underwood
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