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Aaron Sakulich - Sci-Tech Columnist

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Aaron Sakulich began writing for the Triangle in September 2000. Since, he has served two years as Datebook Editor, one year as Entertainment Editor, and has written his column in the Science and Technology section without missing an issue since September 2004.

Aaron Sakulich's Articles

8/24/07

• Story of 'British Roswell' lacks verifiable evidence

8/10/07

• Monk's Cafe: The drinkers delight

6/8/07

• Alphabiotics: Sorry guys, it's a cult!

6/1/07

• The abduction of Raymond Shearer

5/25/07

• The Gulf Breeze Breezebot

5/11/07

• Philadelphia bans psychics: Awesome!

5/4/07

• Three weird looking monsters in their transparent ship

4/20/07

• The little devils and the children who saw them

4/13/07

• Chinese grocer yields perfect food to compliment beer
• The Iron Skeptic: Octopus keg monsters from space (Gaaah!)

4/6/07

• The Baghdad Battery

3/16/07

• A Coast Guard coverup

3/9/07

• Ajia provides a fish dish best served raw

3/2/07

• The Yowie: Australian for 'unlikely'

2/16/07

• The preposterous picnic

2/9/07

• Healthy skepticism and blind faith

2/2/07

• Blue Sense: The psychic ability to detect criminal intentions

1/26/07

• Stan's Deli proves to be just another sandwich shack

1/19/07

• Uri Geller: Con artist

1/12/07

• The strange tale of Ronnie Hill

12/8/06

• Townsfolk tell tale of havoc-causing UFO, Soviets

12/1/06

• How to know if you've previously been abducted by extraterrestrials

11/17/06

• Psychic detectives make big money with mere medium effort

11/3/06

• New UFOs pimped out with techno babble

10/27/06

• Alien Abducts Airforce Sergeant for Tour of Ship

10/20/06

• Futuro: Home of tomorrow from yesterday

10/13/06

• Woman, boyfriend and child 'dissected like frogs'

10/6/06

• Stefan Michalak's Story: No Aliens Required

9/29/06

• Wingding conspiracy causes columnist to choke on anchovy

9/21/06

• Tale of interstellar arson flawed, proves nothing about spacemen

8/25/06

• Church, pastor use church as an international baby-snatching ring

8/11/06

• Troupe of 'flying Buddhists' abuse science for greedy purposes
• Troupe of 'flying Buddhists' abuse science for greedy purposes

7/28/06

• Extraterrestrial chic: A fashion disaster of another kind

7/14/06

• Eat, drink and just be merry
• Nutcase gives failed predictions about aliens, tsunamis

6/30/06

• Gnome-men sighting merely a case of mistaken identity

6/9/06

• Top five ways to weasel yourself out of an extraterrestrial abduction

6/2/06

• Fools claim New York park formerly the site of many outrageous experiments

5/26/06

• Techniques of alternative medicine offer empty promises to users

5/19/06

• Lonely, divorced man raves about intimate interstellar intercourse

5/12/06

• Photos of paper faeries used to provide fodder for spiritualist propaganda

5/5/06

• Lone witness claims robots weak against arrows, can't climb trees

4/28/06

• Alien abductions, B-movies riddled with plot holes

4/21/06

• Nostradamus predictions are abstract, unreliable, full of baloney

4/14/06

• Controversy over .50-caliber weapons, terrorism exaggerated

4/7/06

• Stories of the end of the world credited as fiction

3/17/06

• Truth about the King's demise shrouded in lies, doubt

3/10/06

• Inebriated youths happen upon aliens while driving

3/3/06

• Men in black, pulp fiction prevalent in naive Bender mystery

2/24/06

• Face of Mars merely artifact that was exploited by pride, greed

2/17/06

• Hoax by mage, skeptic perpetrated by lack of control

2/10/06

• Police officers spot egg-shaped ship, aliens stealing our dirt

2/3/06

• Shah's evidence supports foibles of torture
• Some parents fooled by prophecies of Indigo Children

1/27/06

• Mother and children abducted by Christian aliens

1/20/06

• Skeptic finds fishermen's tale to be fictional lore

1/13/06

• Lunatic preaches of HIV and imminent alien invasion

12/9/05

• Sea monster devours German submarine in fishy tale

12/2/05

• Internet spam wastes energy, detracts from general usage

11/18/05

• Hindenburg explosion mistaken conspiracy fodder

11/11/05

• Adamski produces faux UFO abduction phenomenon

10/28/05

• Bible misused as scientific support for UFO theories

10/21/05

• Amityville Horror based on little fact, mostly fiction

10/14/05

• Jersey devil folklore delivers entertainment, little else

10/7/05

• Creationism thought deconstructed with air conditioners

9/30/05

• Skeptic questions famed UFO enthusiast

8/19/05

• Bored pilots concieve Hudson Valley hoax with lights

8/5/05

• Jane Fonda is the downfall of our humanity
• The Devil walks among details and paranormal stories

7/22/05

• Where there's Foo, there's likely to be fire...or is there?

7/8/05

• Scientology hides it's true, greedy, virulent intentions

6/24/05

• Airship evidence proven to be hoax, creation of jokers
• Drink of the Week

6/3/05

• Skeptic reflects on reactions to elucidating columns

5/27/05

• Spontaneous human combustion myth snuffed out

5/20/05

• 'Gray' aliens product of past popular imagination

5/13/05

• Alien abductions product of bad hypnosis, pop culture

5/6/05

• Dover Demon haunting nighttime story tenuous
• Drink of the Week

4/29/05

• Alien abduction accounts actually allowable
• Drink of the Week
• Fatties beware; your mascot is becoming extinct

4/22/05

• 48 hour project: hits and misses
• About Baghdad is about two hours too long
• Bored at work far less than boring
• Cellar top of the line low-budget filmmaking
• Drink of the Week
• Moon landing occurence reality evidenced by Aldrin
• R-Point superb Korean ghost horror film

4/15/05

• UFO couple use story to spark alien abduction fear

4/8/05

• Quadro Tracker worthless, wastes taxpayer money
• Sin City worst film of all time
• Stabbing the Drama stabs heart

3/11/05

• Drexel film surpasses speculation
• Lessons learned from readers' feedback

3/4/05

• Cattle mutilation blamed on alien activity
• Drink of the Week - Troublemaker

2/25/05

• Drink of the Week - Spanish Armada
• Drink of the Week - Troublemaker
• Hodge-podge of worldwide folk tales picked apart

2/18/05

• ABC reality series should leave and never come back
• Café Olé serves café au lait right way
• Drink of the Week: Macho
• Nazca lines legitimate creations, not alien evidence

2/11/05

• Drink of the Week
• Mothman folklore stirs up frantic propaganda

2/4/05

• Renaissance art, culture lacks link to extraterrestials

1/28/05

• Ancient art devoid of supernatural phenomenon

1/21/05

• Foul-mouth folk singer's album pure essence of comedy
• Spring-heeled Jack profitable, unbelievable

1/14/05

• Cheadle tells tale of genocide in Hotel Rwanda
• Soul existence cannot be proved by science

1/7/05

• Anti-Christmas carolers raise good points
• Crop circles explained despite alien myths
• Raising children parent's work, not gov't
• We Need Staffers
• Winter schedule released

12/10/04

• Child's Play gives video games to ill children
• Flatwood monster provides scary stories

12/3/04

• Empty earth theory rings hollow
• Kinsey avoids moral issues
• Nothing gets better than this

11/19/04

• Anti-science zealots hinder agriculutral development
• Coelacanth abused as evidence for dinosaur life

11/12/04

• Puerto Rican chupacabra stories unverifiable
• The Zutons electrify the Electric Factory

11/5/04

• Hopkinsville goblins make good Halloween story
• The greatest album of all time

10/29/04

• Psychics fake spirit mediums, actually money monkeys

10/22/04

• 'Mad Gasser' story shows mental insanity
• North Star rocked by Slideshow
• Philadelphia a personal hell, despite others opinion

10/15/04

• "Men in Black" meetings fake
• Terrible film will leave you impotent, blind

10/8/04

• Credible UFO witnesses not sufficient proof
• The Battle of Algiers: butchers vs. murderers

10/1/04

• Cards explore thinkers
• Gullible taken in by contactee hoaxes

9/23/04

• 8 Barmen rock out on new album
• UFO 'science' investigations debunked
• Welcome to Drexel

8/20/04

• AVP: disappointment vs. boredom

8/6/04

• Are we not men?
• Pennsylvania Shakespeare Fest's Macbeth a cut above

7/23/04

• Book a must-read for opinionated folks

7/9/04

• 'White Chicks' nothing but racist Hollywood tripe
• Web site compiles blunt commentaries

6/25/04

• Suicide Girls show not worth killing for

6/4/04

• Spring provides columnist with ammunition

5/28/04

• 'Robot Stories' features four shorts - not all about robots
• Spring provides columnist with ammunition

5/14/04

• Concept of universal health care relic from Communism

5/7/04

• 'Would You Rather?' has content for jokes
• Good sci-fi books provide inspiration
• Infinite Body Piercing: excruciatingly clean

4/16/04

• Apathetic U. community mired by sleepy Philadelphia
• Glowing words for 'Lightning Bug'
• Protest Warriors worth watching

4/9/04

• Alchemists were crazy, but admirable nonetheless
• Web rants and raves draw critical acclaim

4/2/04

• Moshe Kam wins 'special' award
• Penn preacher purports purity of principles
• United States takes part in Buzkazhi

3/12/04

• McDonald's sets precedent for cretins to seize power

2/27/04

• Absurdities and horrors abound in Mutter Museum
• Columnist vents anger about previous topics

2/20/04

• USGA, RLO in cahoots to dupe student body

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