Skeptical Briefs
The Skeptical Briefs newsletter is only available to Associate Members of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. It is published four times per year (in March, June, September, and December), and includes articles; news from skeptical groups across the country and around the world; and regular columnists Joe Nickell ("Investigative Files"), Lewis Jones ("Inklings"), Victor Stenger ("Reality Check"), Henry Huber ("Group News"); and Benjamin Radford ("Briefs Briefs"). It also includes a Hidden Messages puzzle in each issue by New Mexico physicist and skeptic David E. Thomas.
Nutty Professors, or Some Addled Academics?
by Robert Baker
Volume 4.4, December 1994
A Skeptic's Notebook
Observers of the passing parade not so long ago used to refer to certain periods or times of the year as "the silly season."
If Looks Could Kill and Words Could Heal
by Robert Baker
Volume 4.3, September 1994
A Skeptic's Notebook
There'd be a lot more dead and a lot fewer sick people around
Tachyons and Other Nonentities
by Milton Rothman
Volume 4.3, September 1994
Reality Check
Sliding across my desk recently came a copy of a full-page ad that had appeared in a journal called Pacific Spirit...
A Phil Klass Book for Kids
by The Editors
Volume 4.3, September 1994
CSICOP is continually receiving letters from schoolchildren looking for information.
Maybe They’re Onto Us After All
by Robert Baker
Volume 4.3, September 1994
A Skeptic's Notebook
"I'm onto you people and I know what you've been up to. You and your cronies will not get away with it."
Meeting the Millenium
by Ted Daniels
Volume 4.3, September 1994
...So that's a large part of what I do now; collect prophecies, and report on them.
Letters to the Editor
by Lewis Jones
Volume 4.3, September 1994
Responses to an earlier article by Lewis Jones, including one by Antony Flew
German Skeptics Meet
by The Editors
The Sixth annual conference of the German Skeptics Society met in North Central Germany from May 6-8, 1994.
The Eyes that Spoke
by Martin Kottmeyer
Volume 4.3, September 1994
In his final book, Aliens from Space, Donald Keyhoe briefly recounted the investigation of Barney and Betty Hill...
It’s the End of the World (And I Feel Fine)
by Barry Karr
Volume 4.3, September 1994
"Jackson and the Robersons believe that by 1996 the world is going to end in an instant."
