Author Archives: Norman Ralph

Leeds Atheist Society is now entering into its fourth year of existence and its fourth committee are embarking on an exciting and challenging programme of events and campaigns. One of the effects of the society reaching the grand old age … Continue reading →

The following post is likely to cause some readers a bout a of serious, deep depression but for those like me who are aching to get back into the full, term-time swing of A-Soc it will casue untold joy! There … Continue reading →

We might not be seeing the perfect summer in terms of weather, but A-Soc’s weekly socials are definitely one of the high points of the summer calendar. Meeting every Tuesday at 7pm at the Library pub on the corner of … Continue reading →

Following on from the recent AGM, it is with some sadness that I write what is likely to be my final post as President of Leeds Atheist Society. The past year has been a great experience for me, both as … Continue reading →

Today is the last day of Rationalist Week 2009. For those that have missed the festivities so far, there are still plenty of events left for you to attend. Today’s line up looks like this: 12noon – Where do atheists … Continue reading →

Have you ever fancied running your own society? Have you ever been sat in a meeting and wondered “I could do this”? Well, you can now have your chance! The A-Soc Annual General Meeting is only a couple of weeks … Continue reading →

Exams are over! I know I am relieved to go back to my normal timetable of lectures and at least four A-Soc events a week to keep me occupied. Well, with the launch of our new course, Perspective, starting on … Continue reading →

Tonight say the first A-Soc event of 2009 take place in the Old Bar. We officially kicked off the new year with a social,a chance for those back in Leeds (and those that never left ) to take a break … Continue reading →

Well, that’s it. Christmas is over and we can get back to normality and a more sensible approach to all things festive. I recommend everyone catch up on this year’s address to the nation from Her Majesty. It will get … Continue reading →

First off, I would like to thank everyone for their continued support of A-Soc and I am sure you will all agree that this semester has been one of the busiest we have ever had! Some of my personal highlights … Continue reading →