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Articles in July-August 2007 issue of Skeptical Inquirer

• Onward science soldiers
  by Victor J. Stenger
• The fingerprint controversy: astonishingly, one of the most trusted forms of forensic evidence, fingerprint identification, has yet to be validated. Lacking validation studies, proponents of fingerprint evidence have resorted to pseudoscientific arguments
  by Simon A. Cole
• The two-months argument for parapsychological research
  by Jesper Jerkert
• Little Audrey: the life and death of a 'victim soul'
  by Joe Nickell
• The earth and stars in the lunar sky
  by William C. Keel
• Science, God, and Belief: readers respond
  by Don Keith
• Hope for the future, and early reaction on global warming
  by Kendrick Frazier
• Peru's ancient mysteries
  by Joe Nickell
• Addressing the crucial issues of stem-cell research
  by Kenneth W. Krause
• Dennett: thank who?
  by Eric Walther
• New findings show some improvements in U.S. science literacy
• Is Dawkins deluded? When scientists talk about religion
  by Massimo Pigliucci
• Islam's troubled relationships with science
  by Harry Eagar
• Ruse: Fighting the Fundamentalists
  by Sue Collins
• 'Court TV' psychic loses to skeptic in real court
  by Gary Posner
• The quest for the 'real' Robin Hood
  by Massimo Polidoro
• A call to be heeded
  by Peter Lamal
• Oloffson's Coulter Hoax Satire
  by Robert Perovich
• CSI Executive Council members meet in D.C., speak on restoring scientific integrity
• First they came for Darwin, then they came for Copernicus and Galileo…
  by Robert Sheaffer
• Why religion and medicine don't mix
  by Kenneth W. Krause
• Silver's biotechnology defense
  by L.M. Arndt
• Feng Shui and monkey madness at the L.A. Zoo
  by Jim Underdown
• Might fright cause white?
  by Benjamin Radford
• An effective, positive approach to teaching critical thinking
  by David W. Clapsaddle
• Haas's prayer and neurology
  by Al Schneider
• Philadelphia psychics shut down, then allowed to reopen
  by Benjamin Radford
• Cinema fiction vs. physics reality: ghosts, vampires, and zombies: two physicists examine certain features of popular myths regarding ghosts, vampires, and zombies as they appear in film and folklore
  by Costas J. Efthimiou
• Why I burned a Bible
  by Joe Szimhart
• A thank you
  by Barry Rowe
• Stem cells: President Bush vows to protect one-celled people
  by Robert L. Park
• Superhero science
  by Benjamin Radford
• Getting it right, or Brooklyn is not expanding
  by Ralph Estling
• More on name change
  by Bob Steiner
• Psychic events workshop fails APA curriculum requirement
  by Yancy B. McDougal
• Global climate change triggered by global warming: Part 2
  by Stuart D. Jordan
• The PhD degree and biblical fundamentalism
  by William D. Stansfield
• Naturalism Research Project
  by John G. Fletcher