This is our new bi-weekly event, where we spend a night out on the town. This week we will be bowling!

If anyone needs a ride out to the wild lanes of suburbia, I will pick people up in the IMU Hotel lobby at 6:30pm. Email iusecular@gmail.com if you want to reserve a ride or need more info.

Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard (http://www.mhcfoodpantry.org/) is a food pantry whose mission is to provide healthful, wholesome foods to people in need, as well as nutrition and gardening education.
Sunday we will be helping them clean and organize.

If you need a ride I will be picking people up at the IMU Hotel lobby at 1:30pm. Email iusecular@gmail.com if you want to reserve a ride or need more info.

Come join us for our weekly discussion! 

This week will have a special guest, a fellow IU student, Eric Workman, who successfully sued his high school in order to prevent school sanctioned prayer at his commencement. Awesome!

The SAIU meeting room is Wylie 115. Wylie Hall (not Wylie House!) is located between the Chemistry building and the Union; specifically, it is between Kirkwood Hall and Owen Hall.

Come join us for our weekly discussion!

This week we’ll be talking about gun rights.

The SAIU meeting room is Wylie 115. Wylie Hall (not Wylie House!) is located between the Chemistry building and the Union; specifically, it is between Kirkwood Hall and Owen Hall.

If you’re interested in the Secular Alliance of IU, come to our Fall 2010 Call-out meeting at Fine Arts 015 (School of Fine Arts-SOFA auditorium) on Jan. 20th, 7 PM. You may be a current member, or you may have just heard of us. You’re invited to meet the leadership of SAIU, current members, and learn about what we’ve done and plan to do in the coming semester.

Come join us for our weekly discussion in Wylie 115 on Sunday, Jan 16 at 7pm!

This week we will be discussing: “Do vaccines cause autism?” Remember to earn that MD before Sunday.

Join us for our weekly movie night on Thursday, Jan 13 at 7pm in Swain East 105.

We will be watching a recorded lecture: “Misquoting Jesus” by Dr. Bart Ehrman. Bart will describe the changes that have occurred in the text of the New Testament over the centuries, who made those changes and why. My money is on malevolent bible gnomes, but we’ll see.