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• Also: Animal Crackers | An Ivy League professor defends bestiality. (Editorial, The Wall Street Journal)

Science:

• 'Piltdown' bird fake explained (BBC)
• Scientists testify on human cloning plans | Some House members vow to seek a legislative ban on controversial procedure (The Washington Post)
• Choir singing may have a noteworthy effect on health | Researchers at University of California at Irvine found increased levels of disease-fighting proteins in the mouths of choir members after they sang Beethoven's choral masterwork, the Missa Solemnis. (The Orange County Register/Houston Chronicle)

Mormonism:

• Mainstream Christianity drive doesn't go smoothly for LDS Church | Mormons and mainstreamers wary of church's push to be seen as part of larger body of Christ. (The Salt Lake Tribune)
• Some Key Disagreements Between LDS, Other Christians (The Salt Lake Tribune)
• Earlier: The Mormon-Evangelical Divide | Beliefs that set Mormons apart, and evangelicals' response. (CT, Feb. 9, 2000)
• Earlier: With a Grain of Salt | Assessing a Mormon-evangelical dialogue. (CT, Nov. 17, 1997)
• Earlier: A Peacemaker in Provo | How one Pentecostal pastor taught his congregation to love Mormons (CT, Feb. 9, 2000)
• Earlier: Mere Mormonism | Journalist Richard Ostling explores LDS culture, theology, and fans of 'crypto-Mormon' C.S. Lewis (CT, Feb. 9, 2000)

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