Skeptic's Circle

By stcynic on August 4, 2005.

The latest edition of the Skeptic's Circle is available at Be Lambic or Green. It has links to lots of interesting posts in the skeptical vein.

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The latest Skeptic's Circle is up at Pooflingers, containing lots of skeptical bloggy goodness.

The 45th Meeting of the Skeptics' Circle: The voice of skepticism

I'm afraid that I have been a bit remiss in my duties as the coordinator of the Skeptic's Circle. You see, today was a travel day, and I was heading to Chicago on business. Unfortunately, the Skeptics' Circle link was not posted very early this morning before I left (probably due to the fact that…

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Scientia Pro Publica #26 is up on Genomics Law Report The latest edition of The Accretionary Wedge is up on Mountain Beltway The 135th Skeptic's Circle is up on The Skeptical Teacher Friday Ark #292 is up on Modulator

Believe it or not, the Skeptic's Circle is available!

Now available, the 30th Skeptic's Circle, hosted at Paige's Page. I believe I'd enjoy settling in and reading all the fine skeptical posts it features, but ... ...still grading!

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