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Articles in May-June 1999 issue of Skeptical Inquirer

• The Snuff film: the making of an urban legend - Urban Legends
  by Scott Aaron Stine
• Freeman responds about Mead-Freeman controversy: on the ethics of skeptical inquiry - anthropologist Derek Freeman's response to James E. Cote's 'Much Ado About Nothing: The 'Fateful Hoaxing' of Margaret Mead' and Paul Shankman's 'Margaret Mead, Derek Fre
• No evidence offered relevant to points raised - response to article by Derek Freeman in this issue, p. 60
• Scientists, physicians gather in Philadelphia for 'Science Meets Alternative Medicine' conference
  by Matt Nisbet
• Bitter harvest: the organ-snatching urban legends - Urban Legends
  by Benjamin Radford
• High-tech whiz kid Joe Firmage goes UFO bonkers
  by David E. Thomas
• Statement analysis: SCAN or scam? - scientific content analysis
  by Robert A. Shearer
• Glenn Seaborg, Nobel laureate discoverer of 10 elements, champion of science education, dies at 86 - Obituary
  by Kendrick Frazier
• NAGPRA, science, and the demon-haunted world - Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
  by Geoffrey A. Clark
• Urine therapy
  by Martin Gardner
• Alien Abductions: Creating a Modern Phenomenon - Review
  by Peter Huston
• Paranormal Lincoln - Abraham Lincoln's premonitions of his assassination
  by Joe Nickell
• Goddess Unmasked - Review
  by Robert Sheaffer
• Bigfoot's screen test - analysis of the Patterson-Gilmin film of Bigfoot
  by David J. Daegling
• World's Greatest Hoaxes: Secrets Finally Revealed - Review
  by Benjamin Radford
• Tracking Bigfoot on the Internet
  by David Matthew Zuefle
• The reality of reality
  by Robert Stanton
• Goring the New Age Bull - poem
  by Frank C. Edwards, III