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November / December 1997
Volume 21, No. 6

Editor’s Note
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News and Comment
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The Battle Between Political Agendas and Science
 Gwen A. Burda

Intelligent Design and Phillip Johnson
 Martin Gardner
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Miraculous Rose Petals?
 Joe Nickell
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Illusions of Authenticity
 C. Eugene Emery Jr.
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The Mars Effect in Retrospect
 Jan Willem Nienhuys
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Hidden Messages and the Bible Code
 David E. Thomas
Science, Scientism, and Anti-Science in the Age of Preposterism
 Susan Haack
The Elemental Man An Interview with Glenn T. Seaborg
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Men in Black and Contact: Night and Day
 Edward Summer
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God’s Own Scientists: Creationists in a Secular World
 Robert Baker
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The Science of Jurassic Park and The Lost World, or How to Build a Dinosaur
 Terence Hines
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Starvation Heights
 Terence Hines
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Disturbing Circles
 Ralph Estling
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Letters to the Editor
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