The real impact of President Bush weighing in on the national debate over how to teach the origins of life may be felt in the classroom, where much of the anti-evolutionary lobbying is done under the radar. One tactic is for a student or parent to present the teacher with a list that's popular in conservative circles called, "Ten questions to ask your biology teacher." The result, observers say, is that some teachers fear even mentioning "the e-word." "That's what people would somewhat jokingly call it," said Al Janulaw, who spent more than 30 years teaching science in elementary and...
