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2010
02.06

Just a quick post, then we’ll get back to the fun stuff:

♦ UofU’s SHIFT is bringing Austin Dacey, a former UN representative for the Center for Inquiry,  to their campus to give a talk! So we thought we’d organize a carpool to go down there and support our fellows while enjoying a good speaker. The event starts promptly at 4pm on February 27, a Saturday. If you can provide rides or just want to tag along (and split gas :D ) please comment here or on Facebook with your status as a driver/rider.

♦ Would you like to be a guest blogger for USU SHAFT? Just contact us through Facebook or at info@usu-shaft.com it may take us a while to get back to you, but we’ll get there.

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2010
01.05

Across the pond, Ireland is pretty well known as a place of religious conflict between Protestants and Catholics, but their new blasphemy law is facing a lot of criticism. Their original constitution stated that you could be prosecuted for perpetrating blasphemy and because of some legal thing in their constitution, they had to keep it when they revised a revision to the constitution. Atheist and religious groups alike seem to find it too vague and not particularly enforceable.

Read on here for more information.