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Articles in Sept-Oct 1995 issue of Skeptical Inquirer

• A suspicious weeping Madonna in Italy
  by Massimo Polidoro
• The paradox of knowledge
  by Lee Loevinger
• Beyond Psychology: Letters and Journals, 1934-1939, by Wilhelm Reich
  by Henry H. Bauer
• Seeking the otherworldly at the Ozark UFO Convention
  by James R. Reich, Jr.
• Consciousness as a valid subject for scientific investigation
  by Huntley Ingalls
• What to Do About Your Brain-Injured Child, or Your Brain-Damaged, Mentally Retarded, Mentally Deficient, Cerebral-Palsied, Spastic, Flaccid, Rigid, Epileptic, Autistic, Athetoid, Hyperactive, Down's Child
  by Terence M. Hines
• Fuzzy logic
  by Martin Gardner
• School daze: a critical review of the 'African-American Baseline Essays' for science and mathematics
  by Walter F. Rowe
• License to Steal: Traveling Con Artists, Their Games, Their Rules - Your Money
  by Peter Huston
• Harvard launches John Mack attack: abduction psychiatrist's scholarship questioned
  by C. Eugene Emery, Jr.
• Scientology vs. the Internet
  by Robert Sheaffer
• Mystical medical alternativism
  by Jack Raso
• Science without adjectives
  by Ralph Estling
• Examining an 'Unsolved Mysteries' report of a 'miraculous' cure
  by Gary P. Posner
• Telephone psychics: friends or phonies?
  by C. Eugene Emery, Jr.
• China, Chi, and chicanery: examining traditional Chinese medicine and Chi theory
  by Peter Huston