Skeptical Inquirer

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Articles in May-June 1998 issue of Skeptical Inquirer

• Psychic telephone networks profit on yearning, gullibility
  by Matthew Nisbet
• Case closed: reflections on the 1997 Air Force Roswell report - Roswell, New Mexico - Special Section: The Aliens Files - Cover Story
  by Bernard D. Gildenberg
• 'Therapeutic Touch' fails a rare scientific test
• Gray Barker: my friend, the myth-maker - Special Section: The Aliens Files - Cover Story
  by John C. Sherwood
• Gish and creationism at Murray State: a child's garden of verses - biochemist Duane T. Gish
  by Gaynor Wild
• A skeptic living in Roswell - New Mexico - Special Section: The Aliens Files - Cover Story
  by Martha A. Churchill
• ABC's 'Prey' - not exactly the science adventure promised
  by Peter Huston
• Multiple personality disorder: witchcraft survives in the twentieth century
  by August Piper, Jr.
• Zero-point energy and Harold Puthoff - physicist - Column
  by Martin Gardner
• The UFO Invasion: The Roswell Incident, Alien Abductions, and Government Coverups. - book reviews
  by Peter Huston
• Alien abductions as sleep-related phenomena - Column
  by Joe Nickell
• The Real Roswell Crashed Saucer Coverup. - book reviews
  by David E. Thomas
• From Ark-eology to UFOlogy, from Ararat to Arizona - Column
  by Robert Sheaffer
• Could experimenter effects occur in the physical and biological sciences?
  by Rupert Sheldrake
• Testing 'Put to the Test.' - television program - Column
  by Ian C. Maione
• Gimme that ol'-time logical consistency - believers and non-believers among scientists
  by Ralph Estling
• Abduction by aliens or sleep paralysis? - Special Section: The Aliens Files - Cover Story
  by Susan Blackmore
• Before Roswell: the meaning behind the crashed-UFO myth - Roswell, New Mexico - Special Section: The Aliens Files - Cover Story
  by Robert E. Bartholomew