What was new in 2005?

December 2005

• Read Jason Rosenhouse's summary of the Dover trial on the Intelligent Design Watch site: Why is it Unconstitutional to Teach Intelligent Design?
• Read John Allen Paulos' article for the Intelligent Design Watch site: The Mousetrap
• Read the new Doubt and About column: Upping the Anti
• Read a special message from Paul Kurtz on the newly expanded Center for Inquiry Transnational Headquarters in Amherst, New York: [click here]

November 2005

• Read Austin Dacey's review of the American Natural History Museum's Darwin Exhibit click here.
• Read selected articles from the Fall issue of Skeptical Briefs newsletter.
• View the latest issue of Pensar, Volume 2, Issue 4.
• Read a special article by Rick Wood, host of Audiomartini, on Living TV's Most Haunted... Dead
• Read an exclusive article by Robert Camp for the Creation & Intelligent Design Watch site: Very Like a... Machine?
• Read the new Doubt and About column: Abductive Reasoning
• Check out our latest "I Doubt It!" decals from all over the world: http://www.csicop.org/decal/

October 2005

• Read selected articles from the September/October issue of Skeptical Inquirer magazine
• Read a special article by Benjamin Radford Halloween Scare Feeds False Fears
• Read an exclusive article by Ronald Pine for the Creation & Intelligent Design Watch site: Intelligent Design or "No Model" Creationism: A Total Fraud and a Scam - Why It Can't Qualify as Even a Pseudoscience
• Check out our latest "I Doubt It!" decals from all over the world: http://www.csicop.org/decal/

September 2005

• Read the new Science and the Media column: Understanding Bias in Coverage of Intelligent Design: Follow-up on Columbia Journalism Review article and New York Times Series
• Read selected articles from the Summer issue of Skeptical Briefs newsletter.
• Read the Fall issue of the Inquiring Minds Program online newsletter: http://www.inquiringminds.org/newsletter/0503/
• Read a special article by Joe Nickell Psychic Sleuthing: The Myth-making Process
• Read Part Two of Jason Rosenhouse's two-part series: Can Probability Theory be used to Refute Evolution?
• Read a special article by James Underdown and The Independent Investigations Group Achau Nguyen Test
• Read selected articles from the July/August issue of Skeptical Inquirer magazine
• Chris Mooney, a columnist for CSICOP Online and a frequent contributor to Skeptical Inquirer magazine, has just published the book: The Republican War on Science. To purchase the book via Amazon, click here.
• Read a special article by Benjamin Radford New Exorcism Film Highlights Deadly Rituals
  
• Check out our latest "I Doubt It!" decals from all over the world: http://www.csicop.org/decal/

August 2005

• Read a special article by Benjamin Radford Science Looks for Bigfoot
  
• Read an exclusive article by Jason Rosenhouse, for the Creation & Intelligent Design Watch site: Can Probability Theory be used to Refute Evolution?
• Remembering the Skeptics: Philip Klass and Robert Baker [read more]
• Read Joe Nickell's special report Winking Jesus Statue: Mystery Solved!.
• Visit the latest updates at Creation Watch and lend your support to our efforts by sending a letter to President Bush.
• Check out our latest "I Doubt It!" decals from all over the world: http://www.csicop.org/decal/
• View the latest issue of Pensar, Volume 2, Issue 3.

July 2005

• Read the new Doubt and About column: Science Wars II
• Read an exclusive article by Jason Rosenhouse, for the Creation Watch site: Why Are Scientists Confident that Complex Biological Systems Evolved Gradually?
• Read selected articles from the May/June issue of Skeptical Inquirer magazine
• Check out our latest "I Doubt It!" decals from all over the world: http://www.csicop.org/decal/

June 2005

• Read Richard Dawkins' article for CSICOP's Creation Watch: God's Gift to Kansas
• Read the premiere issue of the Inquiring Minds Program online newsletter: http://www.inquiringminds.org/newsletter/0502/
• Read a special article by Ray Hyman, a supplement to his previous article on Natasha, the Girl with the alleged X-Ray Eyes, entitled Statistics and the Test of Natasha
• Check out this month's "I Doubt It!" decal entries: www.csicop.org/decal

May 2005

• Read the new Doubt and About column: Less than Miraculous
• Read an article from the very first issue of Skeptical Inquirer, formerly The Zetetic, from 1976: Von Däniken's Chariots: A Primer in the Art of Cooked Science
• Read selected articles from the March/April issue of Skeptical Inquirer magazine

April 2005

• Read the new Science and the Media column: The Multiple Meanings of Public Understanding: Why Definitions Matter to the Communication of Science
• Enjoy a special preview of the current issue of Skeptical Inquirer (V29, N3) with two articles on Natasha Demkina - The Girl with the X-Ray Eyes: click here.
• Read the new Doubt and About column: Waking Up to Sleep Paralysis
  The range of alleged "paranormal" experiences that this condition may explain--from alien abductions to ghosts sightings--is truly vast.
• View the latest issue of Pensar, Volume 2, Issue 2.
• Read selected articles from the March issue of Skeptical Briefs newsletter.

March 2005

• Read an exclusive article by Jason Rosenhouse, for the Creation Watch site: Should We “Teach the Controversy”?
• Read the new Doubt and About column: Out of Balance
  Even with respect to extraordinary and absurd claims, ABC and Peter Jennings listen to "both sides."
• Read the new Science and the Media column: Polling Opinion about Evolution: Low Information Public Underscores Importance of Communication Strategy

February 2005

• Read selected articles from the January/February issue of Skeptical Inquirer magazine
• Read a special article by Richard Joltes: Evolution & Creationism: Terminology in Conflict
• Read a special article by Joe Nickell: Claims of Invalid “Shroud” Radiocarbon Date Cut from Whole Cloth
• Read selected articles from the December issue of Skeptical Briefs newsletter

January 2005

• Visit a new area of CSICOP online: Creation Watch; featuring an exclusive column by Eugenie Scott, articles from Skeptical Inquirer and Skeptical Briefs, and more.
• View the latest issue of Pensar, Volume 2, Issue 1.
• Read the new Doubt and About column: Bad Science, Bad Fiction
  In Michael Crichton's work, the two are intimately connected.
• Employment Opportunities available with Center for Inquiry.

What was new in 2004?

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