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  1. From the May 2, 1931, issue

    HOLDER OF PRIESTLY OFFICE CARVED ABOUT 2400 B.C. Good sculptors, those Sumarians who lived in the land around about Ur of the Chaldees 4,000 years ago! This weeks cover picture shows the upper portion of a broken life-sized statue found at the city of Lagash, north of Ur. The features, finely cut, portray a man […]

    By Science News

  2. Teams find probable gene for sweet sense

    Two labs tasted victory in a race to identify a candidate gene for controlling our proverbial sweet tooth.

    By Jessa Netting

  3. Senior bees up all night caring for larvae

    Honeybees turn out to be the first insect known to change circadian rhythms just because of a social cue, a crisis in the nursery.