Wrapping up
Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
We recently held the One Life wrap meal to see out the end of the One Life course. I’m not so sure how successful it is, it’s nice to go for meal but nothing is really wrapped up. Even if not I would like to think it brings course participants together but then most people are in A-Soc already. Maybe we just need to change our advertising strategy.
We ended up down at Wagamama which I wasn’t overly impressed with. Their bench seating and place holders that were simply McDonald’s tray liners but without the trays isn’t exactly the hallmark of a good quality restaurant. Food was good, I think, but not really being a fan of it and their refusal to do my chicken in a bun to simulate the idea of a chicken burger didn’t held matters.
Still afterwards we got a long night’s drinking at ‘Spoons so all ended well. Even if it was a bit of a couples fest with Jonni+Kat and John+Lil.
Interfaith panel
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
In November we hosted an interfaith panel inviting speakers from all major faiths to come down and field questions from an open audience. We had speakers from Buddhism, Baha’i, Humanism, Sikhism, Christianity and Judaism.
Movie Goer’s Guide to Life & Death
Sunday, November 22nd, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
On Tuesday we had our second Movie Goer’s Guide to Life & Death at A-Soc. It was basically a load of clips from American Beauty and while I found some of the analysis dubious I certainly enjoyed seeing the clips again very much enjoyable. Smile – you’re at Mr Smiley’s!
AHS Reverse Otley Run
Sunday, November 22nd, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
Last weekend the AHS ran it’s first region social. It was somewhat less than a success with only Leeds actually turning up to it but it still remains the most success regional social the AHS has ever run. Good times.
The Gijs returns
Saturday, November 14th, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
Yesterday Gijsbert returned to Leeds Atheist Society to deliver a One Life session on human needs.
Competitive arguing
Thursday, November 12th, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
On Tuesday we had our first formal debate of the academic year at Atheist Society on the motion “this house believes there is no god.”
Myself and Norm were arguing for the opposition which went quite well I thought – obviously the motion carried but by a reasonably slim margin which at an Atheist Society is no minor achievement. I managed to get away with quite a bit too, nobody called me when I described how evangelical Christian Francis Collins was very much outspoken on atheism (which he technically is – just not on the right side
).
For the thrill of adventure
Thursday, November 5th, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
With John having finally got a World of Warcraft group together for Atheist Society, we set out last night on our first exciting adventure as everyone started fresh characters under the banner of our new society guild, the Atheist Alliance.
Not having played for two years I spent Monday patching, or at the start clearing space to patch, as the installer informed me I would need to free up 15GB! However after a long, long period I finally got things finished 14 hours later and was ready to play. In grand news I also found my long lost original character which disappeared some time ago!
So we set out adventuring last night at about 8am and next thing we knew it was 2am! We did however manage to get to level 10 in that time, which is quite impressive given the amount of time it takes to loot 40 wendigo manes not to mention factoring in the long period of time we spent knocking back beers at The Blue Recluse. We also have a guild tabard which looks very similar to our logo which is awesome.
Limits of Atheism
Thursday, November 5th, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
Tuesday saw Michael deliver his talk on Limits of Atheism. Suprisingly it was actually a fairly interesting talk, I’m not sure I learnt anything about what the limits of atheism are (presumably we can assume from that, that there are in fact none) and the philosophers in the room were looking very dubious, but it kept us reasonably entertained for an hour or so, so well done Money Bags!
Halloween
Thursday, November 5th, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
Saturday saw Atheist Society’s legendary (as if any of our events aren’t
) Halloween party, hosted by our el presidente Sophie. It was a great night which ended in us performing a Satanic ritual which seems a bit on the edge but is really quite mild compared to the fact that Zoltan was dressed as the prophet Muhammad
.
Society & Community
Sunday, November 1st, 2009 | Chris Worfolk | No Comments
Rich led this Friday’s session of One Life which was one Society & Community. The discussions got rather heated at some points but as ever it was a good evening of discussion and reasonably well attended too.
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