Skeptical Inquirer

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Articles in Sept-Oct 2004 issue of Skeptical Inquirer

• Stem-cell debate: public still undecided; opinion could sway
• Darkness, Tunnels, and Light of the NDE
  by Rob Lopresti
• Are we on a Goldilocks planet?
  by William Harwood
• SI Jesus article draws AP writer's ire
  by Kevin Christopher
• Anti-science postmodernism
  by Karl Sutterfield
• What the #$! Do They Know?
  by Eric Scerri
• Ships of the dead
  by Joe Nickell
• Recovered memories
  by Matthew Davis
• Hiding the Elephant
  by Edward Summer
• Cold-fusion proponent Eugene Mallove murdered
  by Kendrick Frazier
• Did Popper refute evolution?
  by Massimo Pigliucci
• Homeopathic suicide?
  by Lennart Meier
• Top ten best sellers
• Elizabeth Loftus elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Lady homeopathy strikes back … but science wins out
  by Massimo Polidoro
• Dan Brown's service?
  by Gary Harris
• Obscurantism, tyranny, and the fallacy of either black or white
  by Ralph Estling
• Betz, Druyan, Helfand elected CSICOP fellows; 3 consultants named
  by Kendrick Frazier
• Can the sciences help us to make wise ethical judgments?
  by Paul Kurtz
• Tablets and tabloids: skeptical reading
  by John C. Whittaker
• CSICOP fellow Neil deGrasse Tyson hosts Nova miniseries
• The Columbia University 'miracle' study: flawed and fraud
  by Bruce Flamm
• Criticizing the messenger about NCCAM's biases
  by Wallace Sampson
• Pinker, Tarter named among Time's 100 most influential people
• 'Teach the controversy': an intelligently designed ruse
  by Robert Camp
• Point of honor: a response to letters on science/religion
  by Susan Haack
• Fraud and fertility, science and ethics
  by Kendrick Frazier
• The Campeche, Mexico 'infrared UFO' video
  by Robert Sheaffer
• Bridging the chasm
  by John J. Brooks
• The anthropic principle and the big bang: natural or supernatural? A simple probabilistic answer
  by Mark Perakh
• Science and ethics conference brings together minds from Canada, Europe, and the U.S
  by John Gaeddert
• Alternative medicine and the biology departments of New York's community colleges: a survey
  by Frank Reiser
• Labyrinths: mazes and myths
  by Benjamin Radford