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Articles in Sept 8, 2001, issue of Science News

• Glutamate paths surface in schizophrenia
  by B. Bower
• Walking and eating for better health
  by D.C.
• Antarctic sediments muddy climate debate
  by S. Perkins
• Study challenges surgery for lung disease
  by D.C.
• Aircraft spies on health of coral reefs
  by J. Raloff
• Tiny spheres may deliver oral insulin
  by J.G.
• Gene implicated in deadly influenza
  by N. Seppa
• Argon keeps chips and lettuce crisp
  by J.G.
• Biologists reveal the proteins that first see dangerous microbes
  by John Travis
• Novel material fights against cavities
  by J.G.
• Letters
• Audiovisual aids may lessen dyslexia
  by Bruce Bower
• Galaxy's Black Hole: X Rays Mark Spot
  by R. Cowen
• A tip of the tongue to the brain
  by B.B.
• Feline stimulant fends off mosquitoes
  by J. Gorman
• Geneticists define new elephant species
  by S.M.
• Arteries may be vulnerable to HIV attack
  by J. Travis
• Seabird makes citrusy bug repellant
  by S.M.
• Even deep down, the right whales don't sink
  by S. Milius
• Faster, Better, Cleaner?
  by Jessica Gorman