Our t-shirts look like this:

- You can order them by replying to this e-mail and telling me what size you would like.
- They come in mens’ and ladies’ sizes.
- They cost £5.
- You will receive one of the four badges shown below for FREE.
- You only need to pay when you collect your t-shirt.

Hoodies!

Our hoodies are white, with a large screen print of our logo on the back (without the name), embroidered on the front with our name on the left of the chest and yours (if you want, no extra charge) on the right.
- They only come in mens’ sizes, and “small” is the smallest size they have.
- You will get to pick two of the badges shown below for FREE.
- They cost £25.
- To order a hoodie you will need to see me *in person* and pay *before* they are ordered. This is because they are personalised, so cannot be given to other people if someone changes their mind. When you meet with me, I will ask you what size you want and what name you’d like embroidered, if any. To meet up, e-mail me (w.wybrow at warwick dot ac dot uk) and arrange a time and place, or speak to me (Will Wybrow) at any Warwick Atheists social or event.

***The deadline for ordering this merchandise (t-shirts and hoodies) is WEDNESDAY at 11.59pm***

Badges!

Buy a t-shirt and receive a free badge. Buy a hoodie and choose two badges to receive.

To complement this, we’ll be having a social in the Grad@Cholo on Thursday evening, officially kicking off from 8pm. Look for us! There will be some of us sporting the Warwick Atheists white.

Merchandise

On that note, Warwick Atheists will be offering t-shirts to those interested. If you would like to purchase one of these delightful pieces of clothing, it will set you back £5. You will need to e-mail me at w.wybrow[at]warwick.ac.uk to let me know you want one, and in which size (S, M, L, XL or ladies’ sizes).

In week 5, Andrew Copson of the British Humanist Association will be here to deliver a talk on faith schools. His talk will be at 6pm on Thursday, 30th of October.

To see Andrew Copson in action, take a look at his appearance on the BBC.

Our speakers so far:

Introduction to Warwick Atheists
(Stuart Pilbrow, Sam Corcoran)

The God Hypothesis
(Sam Corcoran)

Secularity is late for dinner
(Ben Smith)

Meaning and Atheism
(Alexander Bishop)

“Through her we all die”: Religion versus Woman
(Fran Bull)

Introducing Humanism
(Will Wybrow)

Take a look at the announcements for our upcoming events, or visit and join our Facebook group for regular updates.

If you need to contact someone from the society, for any reason, you can e-mail me personally at w.wybrow[at]warwick.ac.uk, or another exec member.

Lastly, if you haven’t joined the society officially, please do so. By joining, you’ll have access to regular e-mail updates. The funds will also go towards bringing you bigger events (including a provisionally planned speaker from the BHA) and better merchandise. We’re only asking £2 to join (lower than lots of other societies), it’s less than the cost of a pint to you, but to us it’s one step closer to being able to fully fund our plans for the year.

• Week 3 - Thursday, 6pm - Room L5 - “Introduction to Godlessness”
  A series of talks, hosted and presented by the Warwick Atheists, on a few broad topics to do with atheism or some of our members’ values.
• Week 4 - Wednesday, 3pm - Room L5 - “The Root of All Evil?”
  A Channel 4 documentary by Richard Dawkins exploring the religion, focusing on the negative impact it has currently and has had over the years. Running time: 90 minutes (approx)

As you may know, we were in the Boar this week. I’ve scanned in the articles we were featured in, plus one related article on famous atheists and atheism for reference.

• Front page: They Still Don’t Believe It headline article, by Sam Shirley (High-res alternative is available if you can’t read the smaller one - it will take much longer to load, so try the smaller one first)
• Page 5: Atheists’ Anger continued from front page, by Sam Shirley (High-res)
• Page 4: What’s all the fuss about?, uncredited (High-res)
• Page 4: Poll shows 76% against the ban, uncredited. There was a misprint in the original graphic; the two smaller pie charts were incorrectly coloured (it’s got the actual responses in the text body), so I have corrected the diagram (High-res)
• Page 5: Poster withdrawal an “over-reaction”, by Jon Ng (High-res)
• Page 6: Warwick Atheists defend their position, by Charli Fritzner (High-res)
• Page 6: Ed Callow explains decision to ban, by Andrew O’Brien (High-res)
• Page 8: Losing faith in Warwick Atheists, uncredited (High-res)
• Page 7: Brights’ Eyes, Shankar Jayaram (High-res)