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HARRISBURG, Pa.  The Jerry Sandusky scandal appears headed for another court 
fight that is sure to prolong the media spotlight and relive the 
testimony of how the former Penn State assistant football coach molested 
boys, sometimes in the university's athletic facilities.Penn State's ex-president 
and two former top school administrators were ordered Tuesday to stand trial 
on charges accusing them of covering up their failure to tell police 
about a 2001 allegation that Sandusky molested a boy in a university 
locker room shower, even after they knew police investigated complaints 
about Sandusky showering with boys in 1998.It was, said lead state prosecutor 
Bruce Beemer, a "conspiracy of silence."District Judge William Wenner called 
it "a tragic day for Penn State University" after ruling that prosecutors 
showed enough evidence during a two-day preliminary hearing to warrant a 
trial for ex-President Graham Spanier, former vice president Gary Schultz 
and ex-athletic director Tim Curley.The key testimony centered on a series 
of emails among the three defendants that discussed the 1998 and 2001 
cases and the testimony of Mike McQueary, a former team assistant and 
quarterback who said he had immediately told Schultz, Curley and the late 
longtime football coach Joe Paterno that he had seen Sandusky molesting 
a boy in the shower in 2001.Spanier's lawyer, Elizabeth Ainslie, told Wenner 
that the case against him "amounts to innuendo and far-fetched i
An artist's illustration depicts a herd of woolly mammoths.Mauricio Anton/PLoSA 
researcher holding a test tube with what the scientists called a sample 
of well-preserved blood they found in a carcass of a female mammoth 
discovered on a remote island in the Arctic Ocean.AFP / Northeastern Federal 
UniversityA researcher working near a carcass of a female mammoth found 
on a remote island in the Arctic Ocean.AFP / Northeastern Federal UniversityThe 
astonishingly well-preserved blood from a 10,000-year-old frozen mammoth 
could lead to mammoth stem cells, said Ian Wilmut, the scientist responsible 
for Dolly, the worlds first cloned animal -- and might ultimately lead 
to a cloned mammoth.There are several hurdles to such a venture, of 
course, and it may ultimately prove unsuccessful.But Wilmuts weight lends 
credibility to the growing possibility of bringing back the mammoth -- the 
de-extinction of a long-lost species.- Ian Wilmut, emeritus professor at 
the MRC Center for Regenerative Medicine at University of Edinburgh"I think 
it should be done as long as we can provide great care 
for the animal, Wilmut told The Guardian. If there are reasonable prospects 
of them being healthy, we should do it. We can learn a 
lot about them," he said.PHOTOS: Ten Most Wanted "Extinct" AmphibiansIn 
an essay on The Conversation, Wilmut spelled out the two main methods 
for turning an ancient pile of mammoth bones and blood into a 
living, breathing creature. The tw
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