Skeptical Inquirer

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Articles in March-April 1999 issue of Skeptical Inquirer

• Aliens menace Arizona and attack satellites while the price of exorcisms keeps rising
  by Robert Sheaffer
• C: Because Cowards Get Cancer Too - Review
  by Robert Lopresti
• Superstition and the regression effect
  by Justin Kruger
• Straight flush: evolution, complexity, and progress
  by Ralph Estling
• The psychology of the seance, from experiment to drama
  by Richard Wiseman
• Perspectives on the media from Hollywood and academia - includes related article on the Candle in the Dark Award
  by Matt Nisbet
• Dowsing and archaeology: is there something underneath?
  by Martijn van Leusen
• ABC's'20/20'features segment on 'goggle therapy' for depression and anxiety
  by Scott O. Lilienfeld
• Hidden messages in DNA? - includes related article on the Zipf and Shannon method in analyzing artificial languages
  by Dan Larhammar
• The Sagan Society of Georgia celebrates curiosity and intellect
  by Barry A. Palevitz
• The real Chief Seattle was not a spiritual ecologist - Suguamish Indian
  by William S. Abruzzi
• Bennett Braun case update: trials set for May, July - 1999
  by David Bloomberg
• Joint pain and weather
  by Donald C. Quick
• Cryptozoological web sites bring out the animal in us
  by Clifford Pickover
• The ten-percent myth - people's use of only 10% of their brains
  by Benjamin Radford
• Acupressure, zone therapy, and reflexology: to stop a toothache, squeeze a toe!
  by Martin Gardner
• Unweaving the Rainbow: Science, Delusion, and the Appetite for Wonder - Review
  by Kendrick Frazier
• The Silver Lake serpent: inflated monster or inflated tale? - Wyoming County, New York
  by Joe Nickell
• Think to win: The Power of Logic in Everyday Life - Review
  by Mark W. Durm