Creationist restraint in Kentucky
 The new chair of the Kentucky Senate Standing Committee on Education "has no intention of using his new role to help push his personal belief in creationism into the curriculum of public schools," reports the Louisville Courier-Journal (December 12, 2012). A mixed result in Nebraska
 Climate change is included in the new set of state social studies standards for Nebraska — but in a way that misrepresents the scientific consensus on global climate change. Indiana newspapers decry antievolution bill
 Indiana's newspapers are reacting to the prospective antievolution bill in Indiana. RNCSE 32:6 now on-line
 NCSE is pleased to announce that the latest issue of Reports of the National Center for Science Education is now available on-line. NCSE's Berbeco on teaching climate change
 NCSE's Minda Berbeco contributed "Getting the Science Right: Teaching Climate Change in the Classroom" to California Classroom Science, a publication of the California Science Teachers Association. Pages
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