Texas Secular Humanists

Found that the meeting location and time listed on our about page was out of date. That is now fixed. Apologies to anyone who has been confused by this.

Hey, everyone!

I hope you all have had a great and relaxing Spring Break! TSH is back with a vengeance, and by “with a vengeance”, I mean “the first day after Spring Break ends.” That’s right! We’re meeting tomorrow at 8 PM in GDC 1.406, which is in the basement, near the north elevators (which are the only way down to the basement). Kori will be giving the presentation, so I hope you’ll show up, since it’s bound to be a good discussion.

Again, 8 PM, GDC 1.406. If you have trouble finding it, there are digital directories right next to the elevators that’ll give you a map of the building.

See you there!

Reminder: We will not be meeting tonight. Our next meeting will be the first Monday after Spring Break, March 23rd.

However, the Secular Student Alliance at UT is meeting tonight at 5pm in Waggener 301! Check out the event page:

https://www.facebook.com/events/1378793749086019/

Hey, everyone!

It’s a new semester, and TSH is finally back. Our first meeting of the semester will be held in GDC 1.406, which is in the basement of the Comp Sci building. It’s a nice room. I like it. It has rolly chairs. The meeting time is Monday, 16 Feb (tomorrow) at 8 PM. No, that is not a typo. We’re moving the meeting time back an hour. That’s GDC 1.406 at 8 PM, Monday. Anyway, we’re kicking meeting presentations off with a discussion on Net Neutrality, presented by yours truly. There will also be plenty of important announcements, so be sure to come!

Hope to see you all there,
Tyler

Yesterday three young people were murdered in North Carolina, and all evidence suggest that the killings were religiously motivated: three Muslims were killed by a secular man. This is not morality. No religious or secular reasoning should convince someone to harm another person on the basis of their beliefs, and humanism exists for the religious and secular.

Man held for North Carolina killings A US man is arrested over the death of three Muslim students in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, amid speculation over the motive for the killings.