Bay Weekly Online Archives 2003

Volume 11 Issue 6
February 6-12, 2003

It’s Courtin’ Time Again: Birds do it. Bees do it. Even educated human beings do it. Here are four human couples who fell in love. Clockwise from top left: Colleen Angus and Bernie Krupp; Stephanie Linebaugh and Mike Sprinkle; Adam Smith and Jennifer Zielinski; Tara and Mason Schoenfeldt.Illustration by Sonia Linebaugh.

It’s Courtin’ Time Again
by Sonia Linebaugh
Scientists can tell us a lot about the birds and the bees, but they don’t know much about human romance.

My Second Chance
by Aloysia Hamalainen
Sometimes it takes a third party to link you to your children.

Someday’ Has Come at Banneker-Douglass Museum

Oyster Lows and Woes

Hybridizing Chesapeake Country Traffic

Way Downstream

On Tangier Island, it’s too cold to bury the dead…
At Penn State University, spying on courting groundhogs…
In Washington, Coors is dead and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals need a new poster dog…
In Hawaii, coral thieves do hard time…
This week’s Creature Feature: In Great Britain, farmers aghast at European Commission recommendation for a soccer ball in every pig sty.

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