NEWS OF THE WEEK
			R&D & HOMELAND SECURITY NRC panel sets blueprint for fighting terrorism.
			ECONOMIC CLOUDS LIFTING? Some diversified chemical firms see brighter second quarter, but agrochemical firms do not.
			ANGIOGENESIS Tiny beads deliver deadly gene that cuts off tumor's blood supply.
			COLLOIDAL FABRICATION Procedure builds intricate 3-D structures on millimeter scale.
			ACCIDENT Explosion at Pfizer research complex injures five, two seriously.
			CHEMICAL CYBERSECURITY Industry group is developing standards for securing electronic data.
			DEATH IN ACS FAMILY Former president Alan Nixon dies at age 93.
			DUPONT CELEBRATES 200TH YEAR Science is key to future growth, CEO Charles O. Holliday Jr. says.
			ACS SPECIAL ELECTION Paul Anderson and Douglas Raber are the candidates for vacant director-at-large post.

COVER STORY
			GREEN CHEMISTRY AWARDS Chemists and chemical engineers receive presidential recognition for innovations that promote pollution prevention.

BUSINESS
			BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
			CANADIAN CONCERNS Canadian Chemical Producer's Association meeting focuses on industry image and plant security.
			INSIGHTS Recent terrorist attacks in the U.S. have European chemical industry alert to how Responsible Care will affect them.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
			GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
			RECYCLING ELECTRONICS Disposing of computer and electronic waste without harming the environment or exploiting workers is an expensive and growing challenge.
			NEW SOURCE REVIEW Environmentalists say EPA is selling out to industry by rewriting this provision of the Clean Air Act.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
			SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES

EDUCATION
			TEXTBOOKS Authoring a teaching text is an arduous task undertaken for various reasons, the least of which is monetary.

BOOKS
			"ENVISIONING SCIENCE" Technical advances in publishing and software have changed journals and books into true objects of graphic art.

EMPLOYMENT
			DIVERSITY ON THE JOB Companies report success with programs for women, minorities in the workplace; universities need to improve their programs.

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