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Sociology and Religion

This Mon­day, Feb­ru­ary 1st, we are host­ing an evening lec­ture and dis­cus­sion on “Soci­ol­ogy and Reli­gion” pre­sented by Linda Kaye Larrabee, Instruc­tor of Soci­ol­ogy and Women’s Studies.

I hope that every­one can make it out to the meet­ing. Here are the details:

Mon­day, Feb­ru­ary 1st
8PM, Holden Hall Room 4

For those that couldn’t make it to the first meet­ing, we are read­ing a book a month, and to start, we’ve cho­sen The Mis­sion­ary Posi­tion by Christo­pher Hitchens. Avail­able at both B&N and Ama­zon. The book is a quick read, which gives you plenty time before our dis­cus­sion towards the end of Feb­ru­ary (The 22nd to be exact).

Save the date: Feb­ru­ary 12th is the 201st birth­day of Charles Dar­win. We plan on hav­ing a table set up out­side the SUB to enlighten peo­ple about Dar­win and evo­lu­tion. It’s going to be a lot of fun!

Also don’t for­get, we’re meet­ing every week!

Oh, and from the office of the trea­surer, we are run­ning a spe­cial for our Spring mem­ber­ship drive where you can pay dues as well as get a t-shirt for $15. Of course you can pur­chase the shirt sep­a­rately for $10, ideal for non-students who still wish to show their sup­port and dues can be paid sep­a­rately as well ($10). Offi­cer elec­tions will be held this semes­ter, so dues not only sup­port the orga­ni­za­tion but give you the power to shape its direc­tion next semester.

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