13201 Marcia Barinaga: UCSF researchers leave, charging bias.
Science 7 April 2000, 26-27. A prominent couple leaves UCSF after
accusing the school of sex discrimination. UCSF officials deny any
bias.

20554 Erika Check: The 3-billion-dollar question. Can a state ...
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Nature 30 April 2008, 18-21.

20562 Erika Check: Designer debacle. Nature 15 May 2008, 275-278.

13488 Constance Holden: Harvard researcher named NEJM editor.
Science 19 May 2000, 1153-1155. Not promising.

18313 J. Hollingsworth: Institutionalizing excellence in biomedical research -
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13907 Donald Kennedy: Reshaping basic research. Science 20 October 2000, 451.

13746 Wayne Kondro: Virtual institutes gear up to do real research.
Science 8 September 2000, 1675. The Canadian Institutes of Health Research.

13076 Andrew Lawler: Space scientists decry stricter export rules.
Science 24 March 2000, 2138-2139.

13338 Andrew Lawler: Task force tinkers with research council.
Science 28 April 2000, 587-589.

14452 Andrew Lawler: President's new adviser raedy to put science in
its place. Science 29 June 2001, 2408-2409.

13734 David Malakoff: Research gets hefty boost in 2001 defense budget.
Science 8 September 2000, 1662-1663.

13741 David Malakoff: Academies fault Reno over handling of Lee.
Science 8 September 2000, 1669.

14191 David Malakoff: For all but NIH, the devil is indeed in the
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13071 Jeffrey Mervis: Medalists gaze out on a familiar future.
Science 24 March 2000, 2132. National medals of science and technology.

13369 Jeffrey Mervis: Grants evoke squeals of delight and anger.
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14192 Elizabeth Pennisi: Plan to close zoo lab draws fire.
Science 13 April 2001, 183-185.

13381 Eugenie Scott: Not (just) in Kansas anymore.
Science 5 May 2000, 813-815. In August of 1999, the Kansas State Board of
Education passed its state science educations standards, and voted to
strip from the standards all mention of the Big Bang, the age of the
Earth, the evolution of organisms.

13200 Robert Service: Jury awards $545000 in Stanford case.
Science 7 April 2000, 26. A woman computer science expert laid off
after alleging sex discrimination on the job will be paid $545000
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