401-) Shark Diving and Feeding Raises Concerns, for Sharks and Divers 402-) When Tuberculosis Hits Animals 403-) Teaching English in Syria: For Some, a Job Is a Matter of Karma 404-) World Food Crisis Could Push Millions of People Into Poverty 405-) US Campaign Offers Lesson for an English Teacher Who Left Iran 406-) New Malaria Drug Launched in Latin America, Southeast Asia 407-) American History Series: Two-Party Political System Takes Hold in US 408-) Physical Education Aims for Active Lives, Fewer Painful Memories 409-) This Dengue Fever Is a California Band Influenced by Cambodian Rock 410-) NAFTA, Free Trade and the Presidential Campaign 411-) Pennsylvania Win Helps Clinton Raise Millions, Adds to Obama Questions 412-) All That Jazz, From a Man Named Dave Brubeck 413-) Learning Words, Donating Rice 414-) Bella Abzug, 1920-1998: Activist for Womens Rights Was Known for Her Large Hats and Strong Opinions 415-) Illegal Clearing of Forests Threatens Monarch Butterflies' Winter Home 416-) Damage Control on the Farm 417-) At the Indiana Dunes, the Hills Are Alive With the Music of the Sand 418-) In Angola, Education Ministry Aims to Expand Teaching of English 419-) Deaths in Blood-Thinner Patients Bring Calls for Answers 420-) American History Series: How a Dispute Helped Lead to Party System 421-) Applicants Ask Colleges: Why Should I Accept You? 422-) Greg Mortenson Builds Schools, and Hope, in Afghanistan and Pakistan 423-) Behind the Price of Rice 424-) Terrorism Deaths Rose in 2007, Including a Big Jump in Pakistan 425-) Barbara McClintock, 1902-1992: She Made Important Discoveries About Genes and Chromosomes 426-) A Chip on Your Shoulder: What Are You Going to Do About it? 427-) Curriki.org: A Place for Teachers to Share Materials 428-) Beyond Country Roads: Exploring the Wild and Wonderful of West Virginia 429-) Science Talent Searches: One Way to Earn Money to Go to College 430-) Using Charcoal to Make Soil Into Black Gold 431-) Jackie Cochran Traveled With the Wind and Stars 432-) How to Do Hands-Only CPR 433-) American History Series: John Adams Is Elected Nation's Second President 434-) From Forester to National Teacher of the Year 435-) In Pakistan, a Big Push to Teach English; Local Versions Flourish 436-) For Jenna Bush, a Texas Wedding Beats a White House Ceremony 437-) Why Oil Continues Its Climb 438-) UN Seeks $187 Million in Aid for the Victims of Cyclone in Burma 439-) Isaac Stern, 1920 - 2001: One of the Most Honored Musicians in the World 440-) Secret of DEET Could Lead to New Insect Products 441-) Coming Down to the Finish Line for a Race That Is About to Begin 442-) Insect Expressions: I Don't Mean to Bug You 443-) Museum Aims to Keep African Archeological Treasures in Africa 444-) Honey Bee Losses Still a Problem in US 445-) This Is an English Class, Yet Even the Moroccan Is Speaking Spanish 446-) A Visit to Two National Parks: Mount Rainier and Valley Forge 447-) Need Your Appendix Out? Let Me Reach Down Your Throat 448-) US History: Adams Avoids War With France, Signs Alien and Sedition Acts 449-) Study Raises Questions About Reading Program in US 450-) Young@Heart Brings Wisdom of Ages to Rock 451-) For Fans of Anarchy, Grand Theft Auto IV Is a Big Smash 452-) In China, Number of Earthquake Deaths Is Expected to Top 50,000 453-) Gwendolyn Brooks, 1917-2000: The Poet Was the First African American to Win a Pulitzer Prize for Literature 454-) Feeding the Hungry, but Not With Pigeons 455-) Inside the Complex Worlds of Deafness and Deaf Culture in America 456-) Medical Terms: A Clean Bill of Health From the Doctor 457-) Cork: More Than Just a Bottle Stopper 458-) Progress Against Witchweed, a Killer of Sorghum Crops in Africa 459-) International Red Cross Helps Victims of Natural Disasters 460-) A Lesson Plan, Ready in About a Minute? Free Web Site Is Ambitious 461-) WHO Chief Says World Faces Three Growing Threats 462-) US History Series: Jefferson Is Elected President in 1800, But Only on the 36th Vote 463-) Recruiters Help US Colleges Find Foreign Students 464-) Country Music: Chesney Sees 'Complete Disrespect' in Web Voting 465-) Joseph Juran, 1904-2008: A Life of Quality Control 466-) California Ruling Opens New Front in Fight Over Same-Sex Marriage 467-) Edward R. Murrow, 1908-1965: The Famous Radio and Television Reporter Helped Create Modern News Broadcasting 468-) Three Water and Sanitation Projects in India Win Online Search 469-) Six Men, a World War, a Pacific Island, and an Image for All Time 470-) Back, Shoulders and Chest: A Pat on the Back for a Job Well Done 471-) Learning First Aid: What to Do Until You Reach Medical Help 472-) UN Aims to Raise Potatoes' Appeal 473-) Film Festivals Around the World Celebrate the Art and Industry of Movies 474-) Why Brain Cancers Like Kennedy's Are Difficult to Treat 475-) US History: Jefferson, at Inaugural, Urges Unity of Hearts and Minds 476-) Some College Recruiters' Actions Raise Concerns 477-) Strange and Creative? Must Have Been a Film by Johnny Depp, Tim Burton 478-) Peter Drucker, 1909-2005: The Mind of a Management Thinker 479-) Why Child Abuse by Peacekeepers and Aid Workers Often Goes Unreported 480-) Louisa May Alcott, 1832-1888: She Wrote Her First Book at the Age of 16 481-) Numbers: I, for One, Use These Expressions Often 482-) Could Women Farmers Solve the Food Crisis? 483-) If You Love Lucy and the Three Stooges, These Museums Are for You 484-) Alaska Disputing Federal Move to List Polar Bears as Threatened 485-) Researchers Seek Drought-Resistant Crops 486-) The Story of Cinderella Is Popular Around the World 487-) More People Get HIV Drugs, but Even More Get Infected 488-) Once Upon a Time, a Girl Could Be a Boy, and to Worry Was to Choke 489-) Not Only Can Words Tumble, They Can Turn Themselves Around 490-) US History: Jefferson Begins Presidency With a Loyal Cabinet 491-) Fighting Music Piracy on College Campuses 492-) Remembering the Man Who Gave Rock 'n' Roll the 'Bo Diddley Beat' 493-) Automakers, Airlines Hit by Sky-High Fuel Prices 494-) Obama Has to Make Sure Clinton Voters Do Not Leave With Her 495-) Robert Rauschenberg, 1925-2008: His Inventive and Energetic Works Redefined Modern Art 496-) More Numbers: Two Heads Are Better Than One 497-) Helping Foods Keep Their Cool 498-) Bob Dylan: His Musical Roots, and His Education in Greenwich Village 499-) Cause of Alzheimers Disease Still Unknown, 100 Years After Its Discovery 500-) World Gets a Call to Raise Food Production
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