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Jun 12, 2005		Testing openness to Scientology // Church offers stress exams, and a pitch, at public booths — Washington Post Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Paul Schwartzman Source: Washington Post The sign advertising "Free Stress Test" beckoned Marian Prescott as she crossed Farragut Square, and she found herself settling into a chair beneath a yellow tent and taking hold of two metal poles hooked up to a device that the tester said could detect psychic strain. "What did you think of?" asked Kelly Turrisi, the tester, as the needle on the electrometer jumped to the right. Prescott tilted back her head and laughed. Work. Her husband. What else? Turrisi, 19, leaned ... Tag(s): Alex Lemon • E-Meter • Founding Church of Scientology, Washington D.C. • Kelly Turrisi • Maria Hill • Paul Schwartzman • Recruitment • Stress test • Susan L. Taylor • Washington Post Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
Jun 10, 2005		Scientology: Cult of greed in divine garb — Asian Tribune More: rickross.com Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Janaka Perera Source: Asian Tribune Colombo, 10 June, (Asiantribune.com): Sri Lankans did not invite Scientologist to come to Sri Lanka and or sought their support and assistance. They came and saw the situation after tsunami favorable to them and in the pretext of helping the affected people; they started exploiting the human misery and began to proselytize Sri Lankans. Shame on them - said Venerable Medagama Dhammanda of the Asgiriya Chapter, Kandy. The Venerable Medagama Dhammanda of, has challenged Scientologists to refute allegations made against them ... Tag(s): Asian Tribune • Janaka Perera • Recruitment • Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power (article) • Sri Lanka • Volunteer Ministers
Mar 29, 2005		Finding stress, and some friction — New York Times Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Andy Newman Source: New York Times [Picture / Caption: Richard Perry/The New York Times Subway riders have become used to Scientologists' offer to gauge their stress level. But the city has ejected the group for selling books.] A corridor of the Times Square subway station may not seem to be the ideal spot to conduct a carefully controlled psychological experiment. For one thing, the soundproofing is entirely inadequate. The confluence of a dozen subway lines creates constantly shifting sonic interference, ranging from mild to deafening, that an ... Tag(s): Andy Newman • Body routing • Cost • John Carmichael • New York Times • NYC • Peter Davis • Recruitment • Stress test Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
Mar 29, 2005		Subway Scientologists Sacked — Gothamist Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Jen Chung Source: Gothamist Months after the poster incident, the NY Times heads to the bowels of the Times Square subway station where the Scientologists are trying to de-stress New Yorkers. Whatever you may think of the Scientologists (Tom Cruise! Aliens! John Travolta! More aliens!), Gothamist has to give it up to them for picking one of the more insane subway stations to prey upon traumatized commuters and naive tourists who think "Wow, the secrets to a stress-free life are in that folding chair with ... Tag(s): Gothamist • Jen Chung • NYC • Recruitment • Stress test Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
Feb 2, 2005		Scientology tests' purpose and validity are questioned — Buffalo News Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Mark Sommer Source: Buffalo News Tag(s): Anne-Marie Dunning • Body routing • Buffalo News • E-Meter • Mark Sommer • Oxford Capacity Analysis (aka, "free Scientology personality test" aka "U-Test" aka "Pape Test") • Recruitment • Secondary copy • Stress test • Teresa Reger Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
Jan 29, 2005		Recruitment time in Aceh — The Guardian (UK) Edit item... Type: Press Source: The Guardian (UK) Recruitment time in Aceh Not all who have responded to the pleas from the Acehnese of Indonesia for aid in the wake of the Boxing Day tsunami have put their self-interest aside, reported Vaudine England in the Hong Kong Weekly Standard (January 22/23). "Some groups are widely seen as cults, pushing a quasi-religious doctrine of healing and feeling. Other groups, particularly American evangelicals ... focus on a personal and direct relationship with a defined God through literal adherence to ancient texts. ... Tag(s): Greg Churilov • Recruitment • The Guardian (UK) • Volunteer Ministers Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
Jan 16, 2005		In Indonesia, Some Groups Mix Relief, Religion — Boston Globe Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Farah Stockman Source: Boston Globe BANDA ACEH, Indonesia — In a tent near the center of town, under a banner that reads ''trauma center," volunteer ministers from the Church of Scientology administer their brand of grief counseling to tsunami victims, which includes massages. In another tent, at a mosque several miles down a main road, members of a militant Islamic group known for attacking bars and nightclubs during Ramadan, the Muslim holy month, prepare to give thousands of homeless people a heavy dose of religious counseling. ... Tag(s): Boston Globe • Criminon • Farah Stockman • Fraud, lie, deceit, misrepresentation • Gary Bromwell • Indonesia • Nerve, touch assist • Recruitment • The Way to Happiness (TWTH) • Volunteer Ministers Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
Jan 16, 2005		Religious aid groups try to convert victims — The Observer (London, UK) Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Jason Burke Source: The Observer (London, UK) Tag(s): Greg Churilov • Indonesia • Jason Burke • Recruitment • The Observer (London, UK) Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
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