Kendrick Frazier
Kendrick Frazier is editor of the Skeptical Inquirer and a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is editor of several anthologies, including Science Under Siege: Defending Science, Exposing Pseudoscience.
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Obesity Epidemic? Elixirs of Life? Where’s the Truth?
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.5, September / October 2005
From the Editor
Are we in the midst of an obesity epidemic? And if so, what does that mean for our health, really?
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Time for Science to Go on the Offense
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.4, July / August 2005
From the Editor
We have seen another turbulent several months in science's latest battles with the evolution-deniers.
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Science, Seeing, and Cosmological Worldviews
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.3, May / June 2005
From the Editor
Ray Hyman's cover article describes tests he, Wiseman, and Skolnick carried out on the so-called Russian "girl with X-ray eyes."
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New Government Peer Review Leaves Cold Fusion Still Out in the Cold
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.2, March / April 2005
News & Comment
A new government peer review of scientific claims for cold fusion has left the matter pretty much where it was fifteen years...
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Evolution and Evidence
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.2, March / April 2005
From the Editor
Evolution is exceptionally successful as the scientific explanation of observed changes over time in the living world...
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Randi: That’s Amazing
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.1, January / February 2005
News & Comment
The special event the second night was "Randi: That's Amazing," billed as "A 'Magical' Evening with James Randi."
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The World of Galileo Galilei
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.1, January / February 2005
News & Comment
As befitted a conference outside Padua, the first evening featured a special event, "The World of Galileo Galilei."
Critical Inquiry, and Thinking About Galileo
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.1, January / February 2005
From the Editor
Kendrick Frazier's comments
In the Land of Galileo, Fifth World Skeptics Congress Solves Mysteries, Champions Scientific Outlook
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 29.1, January / February 2005
News & Comment
The legacy of Galileo shone like a brilliant star throughout the Fifth World Skeptics Congress...
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French Group Tests Man’s Claims to Sense a Person’s Presence
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 28.6, November / December 2004
News & Comment
Controlled, double-blind tests of a therapeutic touch practitioner's claims to be able to feel a "signal" or "fluid"...
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The Path to Discovery and the Impact on Culture
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 28.6, November / December 2004
From the Editor
It wasn't an earth-shaking discovery. It didn't fundamentally revamp our cultural and cosmological worldview.
From Internet Scams to Urban Legends, Planet (hoa)X to the Bible Code
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 28.2, March / April 2004
Article
CSICOP Albuquerque Conference Has Fun Exposing Hoaxes, Myths and Manias
Science Always Trumps Pseudoscience - and a Still Broader Mission for SI
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 28.1, January / February 2004
From the Editor
A few notes from the recent CSICOP conference
Fourth World Skeptics Conference in Burbank a Lively Foment of Ideas
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 26.5, September / October 2002
Article
Scams, intelligent design, urban legends, fringe psychotherapies get critical attention
Commentary: Clear Thinking and the Forces of Unreason
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 26.2, March / April 2002
Comment and Opinion
There is a new need for rationality and reason-as well as courage and resoluteness-in defense of freedom and democracy...
Science and Religion 2001: Introductory Thoughts
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 25.5, September / October 2001
Article
Kendrick Frazier's introductory comments
25 Years of Science and Skepticism—Part 1 of 2
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 25.3, May / June 2001
Article
Kendrick Frazier reflects on the first 25 years of Skeptical Inquirer
A Special Issue on Science and Religion
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 23.4, July / August 1999
From the Editor
Editor's note on this issue
Finding Awe, Reverence, and Wonder in Science
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 23.2, March / April 1999
Book Review
Review of Unweaving the Rainbow by Richard Dawkins
Science and Reason, Foibles and Fallacies, and Doomsdays
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 22.6, November / December 1998
Special Report
The skeptical movement has gone from an idea in the minds of a few colleagues to a widely recognized international network.
A Mind at Play: An Interview with Martin Gardner
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 22.2, March / April 1998
Interview
His mind is highly philosophical, at home with the most abstract concepts, yet his thinking and writing crackle with clarity.
Council for Media Integrity Blasts Networks for Distorted Treatments of Science
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 21.3, May / June 1997
News & Comment
News items from May / June 1997
Something for Everyone at World Skeptics Congress
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 20.5, September / October 1996
From the Editor
It began with a stirring live symphonic performance of Gustav Holst's The Planets...
