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Secular Student Alliance eMpirical No. 42: Don't Panic! The SSA Breaks 200 Affiliates!Submitted by Luis on Tue, 2010-01-26 17:12.
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February 2, 2010 
Darwin Day is coming up sooner than you might think, and you don't want to miss the opportunity to celebrate the 201st birthday of the biologist who reshaped our understanding of the origins of life. 
Dr. Michael Newdow is leading the Newdow v. Roberts lawsuit, regarding the inclusion of the phrase "So help me God" in the presidential oath of office. University of Pittsburgh student Sarah Silverman was able to attend the oral arguments in the case's appeal. 
Should secular humanists be delivering invocations at public events? Frank Bellamy argues against furthering an institution that might better be laid aside entirely. 
Should secular humanists be delivering invocations at public events? Andrew Lovley makes the case for why they should and how doing so is a benefit to society. 
Cameron DeHart, a freshman at the Ohio State University, was one of our two 2009 fall interns. He shares his experiences working with the Secular Student Alliance office. 
Mid-November 2009 brought a host of interested atheists and other secularists to the Springfield campus of Missouri State University to partake in Skepticon II, a two-day event featuring best-selling authors and freethought experts. 
In the fall of 2009, the FreeThinkers at the University of South Florida were joined by two off-campus organizations to raise awareness about the importance of freedom of speech during Banned Book Week. 
Arthur Jackson describes the Humanist Community in Silicon Valley's involvement in the Secular Student Alliance's Northern California Regional Campus Organizing project, and the program's unexpected success. 
The Evansville Courier & Press published this article featuring the Agnostics and Atheists Club of North High School, one of our campus affiliate groups. Reprinted with permission. 
