Author: mrboma

Humanist Network News: Oct. 13

This is the weekly summary of the Humanist Network News (HNN). The Humanist Network News (HNN) is published every Wednesday via e-mail and on the Institute for Humanist Studies (IHS) Web site. This diary is a slightly reformatted copy of the weekly email they send me, which I post here every Thursday (Yes, I have permission from the IHS). (CP @ MLW, BT, SP)

October 11, 2005
Humanist Network News
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  1. Death with Dignity: Making sense of conservative canons
  2. Maine says no to abstinence
  3. Silicon Valley Humanists now hiring
  4. Gordinier vs. Rev. Stiles: on the Establishment Clause
  5. Getting religion out of disaster relief
  6. IHS in the News
  7. Overfed and thankful
  8. Sweet Reason, how can I talk to my daughter about lying sis?
  9. Film Review
  10. Letters to the Editor
  11. Media Roundup
  12. Cathartic Comics
  13. Humanist Humor
  14. Poll of the Week

Summaries and links across the break. As always, anyone and everyone is more than welcome to write a more in depth diary on any of the stories.

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Humanist Network News: Oct. 6

This is the weekly summary of the Humanist Network News (HNN). The Humanist Network News (HNN) is published every Wednesday via e-mail and on the Institute for Humanist Studies (IHS) Web site. This diary is a slightly...

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Humanist Network News: Sep. 29

This is the weekly summary of the Humanist Network News (HNN). The Humanist Network News (HNN) is published every Wednesday via e-mail and on the Institute for Humanist Studies (IHS) Web site. This diary is a slightly...

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Secular Lobbyist To Take On O’Reilly

Lori Lipman Brown, the Director and Lobbyist of the Secular Coalition for America (SCA) is going to be on Bill O’Reilly’s TV show on Wednesday, September 28th. It should be an interesting showdown. O’Reilly is...

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Humanist Network News: Sep. 22

This is the weekly summary of the Humanist Network News (HNN). The Humanist Network News (HNN) is published every Wednesday via e-mail and on the Institute for Humanist Studies (IHS) Web site. This diary is a slightly...

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