This regular feature on AAAS programs and activities appears in the last issue of Science each month. If you have questions about any of the items in the column, please contact Edward Lempinen at elempine@aaas.org.

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2005

23 December 2005
Holdren: Expand S&T Efforts to Meet Urgent Global Challenges; Evolution Event Will Rally Support for U.S. Teachers; Study Probes "Open Access" and Scholarly Publishing; Winning Stories From the Universe of Science

25 November 2005
Bold Change, New Energy for Science/AAAS Career Resources; Project 2061: 20 Years of "Science Literacy for All"; Learning to Think Like a Harried News Editor; A Call for Nominations; An Affair to Remember; AAAS 2005 Election of Officers

28 October 2005
AAAS Fighting to Defend the Integrity of Science Education; Grand Challenges, Great Opportunities; Council Reminder; AAAS Members Elected as Fellows

30 September 2005
New Students, New Study Show Kinetic City's Expanding Impact; A Debut and an Award for "Healthy People" Project; Annual Election

26 August 2005
AAAS S&T Policy Fellows Risk Their Lives to Rebuild Iraq; AAAS/Packard Graduate Scholars Blaze Ph.D. Trail; AAAS Joins in Efforts to Teach Math Teachers

29 July 2005
High-Level AAAS Visit to China Yields Likely New Collaboration; AAAS: Commerce Proposal Would Hurt U.S. Research; New AAAS Dues Rates Approved for 2006; AAAS Annual Election: Preliminary Announcement

24 June 2005
In Vision 2033, Scientists Mull How to Tame Future Threats; New from AAAS: Building Strength in Computer Science; Celebrating the Past, Exploring the Future; Report of the 2005 Council Meeting; AAAS Annual Election; Screeners Needed for AAAS Science Journalism Awards

27 May 2005
Deep Concerns Aired at AAAS's 30th S&T Policy Forum; NSF/AAAS Report Hails Inquiry-Based Learning; Science, Religion Intersect at Neuroethics Forum; Two Selected for New Minority Internship

29 April 2005
AAAS Network Intervenes to Protect Persecuted Scientists; A Spirited Response to Anti-Evolution Movement; Malcom Named to National Election Reform Panel; The Secret of Success in Math and Science

25 March 2005
Jackson: Scientists Should Work to Solve Problems and Build Trust; Awards Issued for Excellence in Science Books

25 February 2005
Valadkhan Solves Genetic Puzzle, Wins 2004 Young Scientist Award; Words to Trust on HIV/AIDS

28 January 2005
AAAS Plays Key Role in U.S.-UNESCO Renewal; Call for Nomination of AAAS Fellows

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