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Weird Science: Evolution vs. Creationnew

The charge against teaching creationism in Louisiana public schools is being led by a determined teenager.
Gambit  |  Kevin Allman  |  03-14-2011  |  Education

Pro-Evolution Forces Take an Unexpected Win at the Texas Board of Educationnew

The recent debate about how evolution should be taught in public schools revealed that the 15-member Texas State Board of Education is not, after all, necessarily dominated by right-wing religious fundamentalists.
Dallas Observer  |  Kimberly Thorpe  |  02-02-2009  |  Education

The Fight is On Over Teaching 'Intelligent Design' in Texas Schoolsnew

The basic fight is expected to be over what kids are taught about evolution -- which takes up only about three days of teaching in a 180-day school year. But scientists and teachers argue there are much bigger things at stake: the intimidation of teachers and the possible beginning of biblical beliefs being taught as science in Texas public schools.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Laurie Barker James  |  09-05-2008  |  Education

Battle Against Teaching Evolution in Texas Beginsnew

Should creationism win out, textbooks throughout the country -- not just Texas -- will challenge the theory of evolution in science curricula.
Dallas Observer  |  Jesse Hyde  |  03-24-2008  |  Education

Questioning Creation Gets You Firednew

After adjunct professor Jim Sparks publicly decried a biology textbook the university adopted for its introductory-level biology classes -- questioning whether the text had creationist leanings -- VCU has dismissed him.
Style Weekly  |  Brandon Walters  |  07-06-2006  |  Education

The Missing Linknew

A scientist discovers that evolution is missing from Arkansas classrooms.
Arkansas Times  |  Jason R. Wiles  |  03-23-2006  |  Education

Monkey Trial, Take Twonew

Evolution vs. creationism made Hollywood courtroom drama in Inherit the Wind: what might the Intelligent Design sequel look like?
Valley Advocate  |  Andrew Varnon  |  01-19-2006  |  Education

The Education Censorsnew

Textbook companies are self-censoring their national editions to meet the whims of the religious conservatives that control the Texas Board of Education--effectively gutting the textbooks for the entire country.
Metroland  |  Tom Hilliard  |  03-24-2005  |  Education

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