Construction 101 with goo (The Star)
2D Boy’s creative and unique gooey puzzle game proves that physics can be fun.

'Travel Games for Dummies' not worth debasement (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Although I resent any product that implies that its purchasers are dummies, it's hard to pass up a good puzzle game, even if it's called "Travel Games for Dummies."

Scientists Find Evidence of Asteroids with Earth-Like Crust (Newswise)
Two rare meteorites found in Antarctica two years ago are from a previously unknown, ancient asteroid with an outer layer or crust similar in composition to the crust of Earth's continents, reports a research team primarily composed of geochemists from the University of Maryland.

Blocking it out - why Tetris can help combat traumatic stress (BBC News)
Playing the computer puzzle game Tetris might help reduce the effects of traumatic stress, say UK researchers.

Westfield State College students find new pattern with numbers (The Republican)
It's called a three-by-three-by-three generalized arithmetic progression. It is a particular pattern of prime numbers, and two senior math majors at Westfield State College - Jeffrey P. Vanasse, of Chicopee, and Michael E. Guenette, of Easthampton - have found the first known example of it.