Weekly Meeting: The Universe!

Weekly Meeting   The Universe - What's Beyond Our Tiny Planet? Thursday, February 14th - 7pm Ingraham Hall, Room 224 What's beyond this tiny, insignificant planet that we call Earth? Is the human race significant in the grand scheme of things? If we came into contact with another intelligent life form, what would happen? If the Universe ended tomorrow, what would you do today? We'll be discussing these questions and many more at Thursday's weekly AHA meeting. Can't make the meeting? Join us afterwards at the Rathskeller around 9pm for drinks, food, and more great conversation. I hope to see you there! -Sam Erickson President             Come see the brilliant Lawrence Krauss speak tonight at Union South. [see event information below] AHA Event Calendar Visit Our Office! 3157 SAC 3:00-6:00 Mon-Friday Like Us Follow Us Read Our Blog View Videos View Photos Upcoming Events Lawrence Krauss - Distinguished Lecture Series Tonight (Wednesday February 12th) - 7:30pm Union South - Varsity Hall Lawrence Krauss, a theoretical physicist and Director of the Origins Project at the Arizona State University, is the author of several bestselling books, including The Physics of Star Trek and most recently A Universe from Nothing. Would you like to sit by your fellow AHA members? Meet us at 7:15 outside Varsity Hall.  Tabling For Darwin Day Today (Wednesday February 12th) - 4pm to 7pm Union South In honor of what would be Charles Darwin's 205th birthday, AHA officers will have an "Ask an Atheist" table set up in Union South. Feel free to stop in to say hello. Recent Events Tuesday, February 4th - Ken Ham vs. Bill Nye Debate: Viewing Party "Is creation a viable model of origins in today’s modern, scientific era?"  AHA members laughed, cried, and shook our heads together at a live stream of this historic event. To unsubscribe, send a blank email to leave-aha@lists.wisc.edu.