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    Industry Roundtable: Experts Discuss Improving Online Security  Aug 22, 2008
    Scientific American s editor in chief John Rennie sat down in Palo Alto, Calif. this past May with representatives from the security industry and from some of the industries that will rely on the protections they provide to discuss the challenges they will confront. (Scientific American)

    Big Brother Sees All in the Technological Fishbowl  Aug 18, 2008
    How much do technologies that affect privacy also influence freedom. Once upon a time an ethicist had a brilliant idea for a prison. (Scientific American)

    After the Quake: Helping China Clean Up Their Environment  Jul 21, 2008
    Aiding the earthquake victims should not distract from other challenges. Online associate editor David Biello arrived in China this past May with the intention of reporting for Scientific American s Web site on the country s daunting environmental and health challenges. (Scientific American)

    Orange & White Feature Article: Dr. I.M. Ibrahim  Jul 15, 2008
    South Carolina, with Mark Berson, and Duke, with John Rennie, were among the first to mount serious challenges. Virginia, then North Carolina, followed suit. (Clemsontigers.com)

    Takes Thoughts to Tango: Your Mind in Motion and More from July's SciAm  Jun 16, 2008
    Warm up the PET scanner for a Dance Dance Brain Revolution. Never mind what's on display at the average office party or college mixer: humans have an innate ability to dance. (Scientific American)

    "Backward Time" in Literature Finds Real-World Parallel  May 22, 2008
    Literature masters the fourth dimension, where physics fears to tread. The trick is finding a way to choose your route. (Scientific American)

    Letters to the Editor (April 29)  May 2, 2008
    Scott Burress wrote on Apr 29, 2008 7:42 AM:" I won't pay money to see "Expelled," because the film claims that intelligent design deserves a place in science education.Stein, the film's author, says in the film that "Intelligent design was being suppressed in a systematic and ruthless fashion", although the National Center for Science Education says that intelligent design has been scientifically unproductive, having failed to find any way of testing its claims. In a review of the film,... (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)

    Six Things in Expelled that Ben Stein Doesn't Want You to Know...  Apr 17, 2008
    By John Rennie and Steve Mirsky. MORE TO EXPLORE. (Scientific American)

    Ben Stein's Expelled: No Integrity Displayed  Apr 10, 2008
    A shameful antievolution film tries to blame Darwin for the Holocaust. WALLS OF IDEOLOGY: With the Berlin Wall as a backdrop Ben Stein (center) discusses evolution and the Holocaust with Gerald Schroeder (left) and David Berlinski (right) for his film Expelled. (Scientific American)

    'Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed'--Scientific American's Take  Apr 10, 2008
    John Rennie, Michael Shermer and Steve Mirsky all watched Ben Stein's new antievolution movie. Here's what they had to say about its design flaws. (Scientific American)

    Future Facts  Apr 2, 2008
    Extraordinary developments spring from the intersection of science and fiction. The symbiotic relation between science and science fiction is so tight that in some instances it is hard to tell which inspired the other or whether both grew from the same seed. (Scientific American)

    Harvard's Kerr takes Duke soccer job  Dec 20, 2007
    Kerr, who captained the Blue Devils team that won the 1986 NCAA championship, replaces John Rennie, who retired after 29 seasons with a 410-161-34 record. Kerr, 42, played professionally in Europe before performing in Major League Soccer with Dallas and the Revolution, concluding his playing career with the Boston Bulldogs in 1999. (Boston Globe)

    Kerr to take over at Duke  Dec 19, 2007
    More than two decades after playing for legendary coach John Rennie, John Kerr has been given the honor and the challenge of replacing Rennie. . (Herald Sun)

    Duke picks Kerr as coach  Dec 19, 2007
    "John is an outstanding coach and educator. I am confident that he will continue and enhance the great tradition of Duke soccer so well established and maintained by John Rennie."Kerr replaces John Rennie, who compiled a 410-161-34 record in 29 seasons with the Duke program. All rights reserved. (News & Observer -- Sports)

    'Dignity and class'  Dec 13, 2007
    Duke's John Rennie heads into retirement with strong legacy in ACC soccer ... And perhaps none of it would be happening without John Rennie, who is in his last few days as the Duke men's soccer coach. (News & Observer -- Sports)

    Men's Soccer Earns Academic Honors  Dec 11, 2007
    08 Duke University, John Rennie, 3. 22 Duquesne University, Jake Ouimet, 3. (Gozags.com)

    Men's Soccer NCAA ACCtion: Friday, November 23  Nov 24, 2007
    The illustrious and storied career of head coach John Rennie came to an end on Friday night, as the Louisville Cardinals edged the Duke Blue Devils, 1-0, on a cold night at Cardinal Park in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Rennie has served 35 years as a collegiate head coach, including 29 seasons at the helm of the Blue Devils. (Theacc.com)

    Men's Soccer Earns First NCAA Tournament Bid  Nov 20, 2007
    Head Coach will face his former coach John Rennie in his last season at Duke. Lolla was considered one of the finest midfielders in the Atlantic Coast Conference, earning all-conference honors three times and earned All-South and All-America honors in 1981 and 1983 while at Duke University. (Uoflsports.com)

    Six ACC Men's Soccer Teams Contend for 2007 NCAA College Cup  Nov 20, 2007
    Head coach John Rennie, who retires following this season, has led the Blue Devils to NCAA appearances 20 of the last 29 years and will travel to Kentucky to face Louisville in first-round action on Nov. 23 at 7 p.m. The winner of the Blue Devils and Cardinals, who are making their first NCAA Tournament appearance, will advance to face No. 5 seeded Ohio State on Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.m.. The Cavs will make their 29th appearance, holding an impressive 46-23-4 record in the NCAA tournament. (Theacc.com)

    Tar Heels find a way  Nov 15, 2007
    And Wednesday, Duke coach John Rennie said midfielder Cole Grossman got a concussion after a collision in the first half. While Duke's loss might be ultimately good, the Heels know they can't afford a loss if they have any hope of making the NCAA Tournament. (News & Observer -- Sports)

    Scientific American's New Web Site  Nov 13, 2007
    Scientific American's New Web Site: Scientific American. Link Page - November 10, 2007. (Scientific American)

    No. 16 Men's Soccer Heads To No. 12 Duke For ACC Showdown  Sep 22, 2007
    Head coach John Rennie, now in his 29th season, will retire at the end of the year. He ranks fifth all-time in career victories and has brought Duke to five College Cups and the 1986 national championship. (Umterps.com)

    Soccer star handy with yarn, hooks  Sep 5, 2007
    Actually, crocheting is a miniscule part of the multifaceted life of Jepson, whom coach John Rennie calls as "well-rounded a person as you'll ever find."Besides anchoring second-ranked Duke's defense, Jepson is an honor-roll student and is active in Durham's Summit Church and Athletes In Action, a Christian organization on campus. Compassionate as he is competitive, Jepson also went on a mission trip to New Orleans to help Hurricane Katrina victims. (News & Observer -- Sports)

    No. 12 Billikens Challenge NC State, No. 2 Duke  Sep 5, 2007
    Head coach John Rennie, who has announced his retirement effective at the end of the 2007 season, is 401-153-33 in 29 season's at Duke, 445-199-57 in 37 years overall. The Series: Saint Louis trails the series 0-2-0. (Slubillikens.com)

    Men's Soccer Receives Poll Votes  Sep 5, 2007
    Voting panel: Louis Bennett, Marquette; Mark Berson, South Carolina; Sasho Cirovski, Maryland; Ian Collins, Kentucky; Dan Donigan, Saint Louis; Jeremy Fishbein, New Mexico; Mike Freitag, Indiana; Mike Getman, Alabama at Birmingham; Kevin Grimes, California; Schellas Hyndman, Southern Methodist; Mike Jacobs, Evansville; Paul Krumpe, Loyola Marymount; Ken Lolla, Louisville; Ray Reid, Connecticut; John Rennie, Duke; Bob Warming, Creighton. Voting method: On each ballot, 25 points awarded for first... (Gozags.com)

    Men's Soccer ACCtion: Friday, August 31  Sep 1, 2007
    Six different Blue Devils tallied goals on the evening as Duke gained win No. 400 for head coach John Rennie, who is stepping down at the end of the season. The offensive output from Duke was staggering, as they scored six goals for the first time since Oct. 11, 2005, when they defeated No. 11 N.C. State, 6-0. (Theacc.com)

    Rennie to retire after 2007 season  Aug 21, 2007
    Duke men's soccer coach John Rennie will step down after the 2007 season, the school announced on Monday ... "John Rennie is one of the best coaches in college sports and has developed an elite soccer program at Duke," Alleva said ... John Rennie is a 35-year soccer coaching veteran, including 28 years at Duke. (News & Observer -- Sports)

    Duke's Rennie To Step Down After 2007  Aug 21, 2007
    Duke Head Coach John Rennie To Step Down After 2007 :: Legendary soccer coach says this season will be his final ... Duke Head Coach John Rennie To Step Down After 2007 ... com) - The 2007 season will mark the final campaign for Duke head men's soccer coach John Rennie, announced on Monday by the 35-year coaching veteran. (Mac-Sports.com)

    Eagles' Toal may miss season  Jul 29, 2007
    We're deep at linebacker," Jagodzinski said.With Toal sidelined, the Eagles will rely on seniors Jolonn Dunbar and Tyronne Pruitt, junior Robert Francois, and sophomore Mark Herzlich.Whenever he recovers, Toal will have options. He can decide to skip his senior season and enter the NFL draft next spring or he can finish his college career in 2008 and use that as a springboard to the pros.MORE FOOTBALLBOISE STATE'S JOHNSON GETS MARRIED: Before Boise State running back Ian Johnson married the girl... (News & Observer -- Sports)

    Scientific American launches innovative new version of magazine  Jul 4, 2007
    For well over a century, Scientific American has been where science and technology authorities have explained their work directly to the public, said John Rennie, Scientific Americans editor-in-chief. The new, reengineered version, with its heavier emphasis on explanatory images, bulleted summaries and greater interactivity with the web site, will help both mainstream consumers and enthusiasts to better grasp how science and technology impact everyones lives across a broad range of issues. (EurekAlert! -- Business News)

    Creating healthy cities responsibility of all  Apr 24, 2007
    The phenomenon of ecological suicide (JO Simmonds, 1960) and urban suicide (John Rennie Short, 2006) is a political reality. The collusion between executives, legislators, developers and city planners has caused environmental degradation and cyclic mishaps. (Jakarta Post, Indonesia -- Editorial)

    Young friends make national soccer team, play in Mexico  Feb 10, 2007
    "It's quite an honor to be selected for that first national identification for youth players," said Duke University men's soccer coach John Rennie. And while Jonathan, 14, and Joaquin, 13, and their talented teammates still have a lot of developing to do, they're not so young that conclusions can't be drawn. (Herald Sun)

    2007 MLS Combine Continues In Florida  Jan 7, 2007
    Duke University head coach John Rennie, George Mason University head coach Greg Andrulis, Brown University head coach Mike Noonan and University of Illinois-Chicago head coach John Trask are among the bosses for the combine that lasts Thursday-Sunday, as Duke finished ranked fifth in the NSCAA National Poll, while Illinois-Chicago completed the 2006 season in the 25th spot. Of the 62 players included in the combine, 34 hail from squads that hold a spot in the top-25 national ranking at the end... (ABC 7 News, DC)

    John Trask Selected To Coach At MLS adidas Combine  Jan 4, 2007
    Trask will be one of four coaches, including Duke's John Rennie, Brown's Mike Noonan and George Mason's Greg Andrulis, to head up teams at the Combine. Players from the collegiate and Generation adidas pool will be divided up into the four teams. (Uicflames.com)

    Smithsonian "discriminated" against scientist  Dec 25, 2006
    " (p. 136 -- see www.pamd.uscourts.gov/kitzmiller/kitzmiller_342.pdf). To suggest that ID is a theory in the same way that evolution by natural selection is a theory is an inherently weak argument; it actually draws on a post-modernist, political correctness outlook, where all views are of equal merit (see the commentary "Oppressed by Evolution" by Matt Cartmill, 1998; Discover 19(3): 78-83; Cartmill is a professor of anatomy and anthropology at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, and is... (The Scientist)

    Alex Cunliffe Invited To MLS Combine  Dec 22, 2006
    Each team will be coached by one of the following four college coaches: John Trask (University of Illinois Chicago), John Rennie (Duke University), Mike Noonan (Brown University), and Greg Andrulis (George Mason University). The combine is just one of many post-season accolades for Cunliffe, who was named the MAAC tournament most valuable player. (Fairfieldstags.com)

    Guadarrama tapped for MLS combine  Dec 9, 2006
    The players will be divided into four teams and coached by college coaches John Trask (Illinois at Chicago), John Rennie (Duke), Mike Noonan (Brown) and Greg Andrulis (George Mason). . (Cedar Park Hill Country News Weekender, TX)

    Sambursky Invited to Major League Soccer Player Combine  Dec 2, 2006
    John Trask (University of Illinois at Chicago), John Rennie (Duke University), Mike Noonan (Brown University) and Greg Andrulis (George Mason University) will coach the four teams. MLS coaching staffs and general managers from all 13 MLS teams will be on hand to scout players for the 2007 MLS SuperDraft, which will take place in Indianapolis on Jan. 12. (Uscsports.com)

    Three Fighting Irish Players Earn All-Region Honors  Dec 1, 2006
    The players will be divided into four teams and coached by college coaches John Trask (Illinois at Chicago), John Rennie (Duke), Mike Noonan (Brown) and Greg Andrulis (George Mason). Notre Dame's , and all competed in the 2004 MLS Combine and they were all taken in that year's MLS SuperDraft. (Und.com)

    Tar Heel Trio Picked For MLS Player Combine  Nov 30, 2006
    Each team will be coached by one of the following four college coaches: John Trask (University of Illinois at Chicago), John Rennie (Duke University), Mike Noonan (Brown University) and Greg Andrulis (George Mason University). Players will arrive on Jan. 4 and participate in organizational training sessions that same afternoon. (Tarheelblue.com)

    UCLA rally stuns Duke, ends Blue Devils' title hopes  Nov 28, 2006
    "We're very disappointed with the result today," Duke head coach John Rennie said. "We certainly didn't help ourselves, but we lost to a very, very good team.". (U-Wire.com)

    Bruins eliminate Blue Devils  Nov 27, 2006
    "We knew exactly what they were going to do, we were all set for it and one of our guys falls asleep and watches the ball instead of running with his man, and that guy scored," Duke coach John Rennie said without identifying the player. "It happens in a split-second.". (Herald Sun)

    No. 1 Duke's Season Ends After 3-2 Overtime Loss To No. 8 UCLA In NCAA Quarterfinals  Nov 27, 2006
    Coach John Rennie became the winningest coach in ACC history this year. Rennie now has 399 career victories at Duke, and 91 wins in ACC play. (Theacc.com)

    Bruins Travel To Top-Seeded Duke For NCAA Quarterfinal Game  Nov 23, 2006
    Head coach John Rennie is seeking his 400th career victory at Duke. Prior Matchups -- UCLA leads the all-time series with Duke, 3-2. (Uclabruins.com)

    Duke soccer reaches Elite Eight  Nov 20, 2006
    "We moved the ball extremely well in the second half, so they couldn't get a double team on the ball, and they got tired of chasing," Duke coach John Rennie said. After a week in practice spent working on set pieces, the Blue Devils scored in the 20th minute on a play that started with a Darrius Barnes throw-in. (Herald Sun)

    Scientific American Names Professor, Alumna to List of Top 50 Tech Leaders UCSB, Nov. 14  Nov 15, 2006
    John Rennie, editor in chief of Scientific American, said of those cited by the magazine: "Not only are their achievements facilitating advances in science and technology, they also have broader significance for us as a society.". . (University of California Newswire, CA)

    Duke grabs No. 1 seed for NCAAs  Nov 8, 2006
    "The players remember last year very well," head coach John Rennie said. "It's a part of everyone, and the memory is certainly still there. We'll be ready this year.". (U-Wire.com)

    Duke men take soccer title  Nov 6, 2006
    Grella made it sound easy, but Duke coach John Rennie knows it takes a special player to make that kind of play. "He just kept going and all of a sudden, he thought he had a clear shot," Rennie said. (Herald Sun)

    15 Answers to Creationist Nonsense  Nov 4, 2006
    Science & Technology at Scientific American. CURRENT ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS. (Scientific American)

    2006 ACC Men's Soccer Tournament Bracket Announced  Oct 31, 2006
    Duke head coach John Rennie is now the winningest coach in ACC men's soccer history. He holds the records for most wins at an ACC school with 394, and for most wins in the conference with 91. (Theacc.com)

    Men's Soccer ACCtion: Sunday, October 15  Oct 16, 2006
    Coach John Rennie now has the most overall wins of any coach at an ACC school, with 392 career victories at Duke. Rennie tied former Clemson coach I.M. Ibrahim on Sunday for most wins in ACC matches with 90. (Theacc.com)

    Blue Devils upset No. 3 Virginia, look toward Davidson  Oct 12, 2006
    The victory gave Duke head coach John Rennie his 389th win, pushing him past Clemson's I.M. Ibrahim as the ACC leader in all-time wins. "I've had a lot of great players and great assistant coaches," Rennie said. (U-Wire.com)

    Duke's Joe Germanese Earns ACC Men's Soccer Player of the Week Accolade  Oct 10, 2006
    The win for the Blue Devils also marked career win number 389 for Coach John Rennie, making him the all-time victory leader for an ACC coach. He is also just one win behind Clemson's I.M. Ibrahim with 89 victories in ACC play. (Theacc.com)

    Full Story from The Chronicle  Oct 5, 2006
    Men's soccer head coach John Rennie said he discussed Internet behavior with his team this year for the first time. John Danowski, who replaced Mike Pressler as head coach of the men's lacrosse team, said he has warned his teams for years about their behavior reflecting on their institution, even before he left Hofstra for Duke. (U-Wire.com)

    Gamecocks to Face Tough Road Test at Kentucky Sunday  Oct 1, 2006
    Berson become the fifth active Division I coach to achieve the feat, joining Michael Parker (456) of UNC Greensboro, SMU's Schellas Hyndman (445), John Rennie of Duke (432) and Tom Martin of James Madison (406). He was became the eleventh coach in Division I men's soccer history to win at least 400 matches and one of 20 NCAA coaches (all divisions). (Uscsports.com)

    Yale Economic Review steals the national spotlight  Oct 1, 2006
    Nalebuff is one among a group of advisors that includes the editor-in-chief of Scientific American, John Rennie, PC 81. The YER helps people appreciate the great beauty and insight of economic thinking and makes it relevant to people, he said. (Yale Herald, CT)

    ACC men's soccer drawing in the fans  Sep 29, 2006
    " That crowd was the largest in what's been a substanial season for ACC men's soccer attendance. In addition to the UNC throng -- which was Clemson's second-biggest ever behind only the NCAA championship game in 1984 -- the Tigers had their third largest (6,821) the weekend before against Maryland. Wake Forest had its largest in program history for a Sept. 8 game against Duke before setting another high-water mark last weekend when Maryland came to Winston-Salem. North Carolina had top-10 crowds... (Herald Sun)

    Mark Berson Gets 400th Win In USC Shutout  Sep 28, 2006
    -- The other four active Division I coaches who have surpassed 400 career victories are Michael Parker (456) of UNC-Greensboro, Schellas Hyndman (445) of SMU, John Rennie (432) of Duke and Tom Martin (406) of James Madison. -- Conference USA member SMU is the unanimous No. 1 team in the country. (South Carolina Sports -- Rivals.com)

    Men's Soccer to Host UAB in Nationally-Televised Match Wednesday Night  Sep 26, 2006
    When Berson wins No. 400, he will become the fifth active Division I coach to achieve the feat, joining Michael Parker (456) of UNC Greensboro, SMU's Schellas Hyndman (445), John Rennie of Duke (432) and Tom Martin of James Madison (406). Eleven coaches in Division I men's soccer history have won at least 400 matches; A total of 20 NCAA men's soccer coaches (all divisions) have won 400 matches or more. (Uscsports.com)

    The UNCW men's soccer victory over Duke was important, but the Seahawks need to keep moving forward  Sep 22, 2006
    You couldn't get one on eBay," Knighton said.So the group has not just embraced Heaney's nickname: The No-Goal Patrol. They have lived it.Duke coach John Rennie lived it for 90 minutes."I was impressed," said Rennie, in his 28th season at Duke. "They do a great job of slowing you down. They're hard to beat. (The Morning Star)

    Duke brings in new student-athlete liaison  Sep 14, 2006
    Both Church and men's soccer head coach John Rennie said their teams would likely spend more time working with Barnes once their fall seasons are over. "She'll help our athletes get out into the community in Durham," Church said. (U-Wire.com)

    Duke men and women get soccer wins  Aug 26, 2006
    "Three of the guys that are going to score goals for us scored goals tonight," men's coach John Rennie said. "It's always great that they can score in the first game.". (Herald Sun)

    Duke, coming off an ACC men's soccer championship, looks for even more  Aug 25, 2006
    " Now that the Blue Devils are back in Durham, they're constantly referencing what they learned in Germany. "They'll remember it," Duke coach John Rennie said. "A light will go on. There'll be situations or the game will maybe slow down and we'll stop and say, 'Ok, you guys are doing well offensively, but how much time did the Russian team give you to play this simply. (Herald Sun)

    Justin Serpone Named Assistant Coach at Duke  May 18, 2006
    -- Northwestern assistant coach Justin Serpone has been named assistant men's soccer coach at Duke University, Blue Devils' head coach John Rennie has announced ... "He will be missed by the players and the coaching staff alike, but we realize this is a great opportunity for him to learn from a great coach in John Rennie and take a step closer to his ultimate goal of being a head coach at the intercollegiate level.". (Nusports.com)

    In the balance  Apr 10, 2006
    Scientific American seems to give especially short shrift to them; in an interview, editor John Rennie referred to dissenters as ''denialists" and said that to give them even one paragraph in a 10-paragraph article would be to exaggerate their importance.Others, like Donald Kennedy, the editor of Science, offer more wiggle room. ''There ought to be some effort to report where the majority opinion lies," he says, ''but certainly the guys who have a different view ought not to be ignored... (Boston Globe)

    Rennie predicts future of science  Feb 24, 2006
    Lauded by some as "the King of Sci-Am", John Rennie '81 reigns supreme over the magazine that delivers monthly news of the latest science and technological advances. At a Morse College Master's Tea on Thursday, Rennie, the editor-in-chief of "Scientific American", discussed his vision of the role of science in today's society with an audience of about 50 students. (Yale Daily News, CT)


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