New City, New People: A Humanist’s Travels on New Years Eve
Thomas Dixon’s goal is to visit a new city every year on New Year’s Eve, to open himself to new cultures, experiences, and people. He encourages other humanists to do the same. The first time... Read More
Review of Pearl Jam’s Lightning Bolt: New Album, Same Old Ways
It’s the same old songs for Pearl Jam, but die-hard fans will appreciate the familiarity. Meghan Hamilton reviews their newest album. If you are a Pearl Jam fan looking for the same familiar sound that... Read More
The 2013 Humanist Holiday Gift Guide
What should you get for your favorite humanist this year? Consider our 2013 Humanist Holiday Gift Guide by AHA Executive Assistant Meghan Hamilton—secular gifts that help out great causes! It’s that time again, my fellow... Read More
How to Celebrate HumanLight, A December Holiday for Humanists
This article was written by Patrick Colucci and first published in the December 13, 2012 issue of Humanist Network News. This holiday season many humanists and non-theists are preparing their annual HumanLight holiday parties and... Read More
Humanist Jingle Bells
Last month, the American Humanist Association staff helped sort through files dating back to the organization’s founding in 1941 in an off-site storage facility. Just in time for the holiday season, we discovered a humanist... Read More
Christmas Irony? A Review of Bad Religion’s Christmas Songs
A famous punk rock band known for criticizing religion releases a Christmas album? Is it any good? AHA’s Meghan Hamilton reviews the latest from Bad Religion. Even nonbelievers can agree that Christmas songs don’t have... Read More
Thanksgiving Recipes: Coquilles Saint- Jacques
Coquilles Saint- Jacques *submitted by Cindy Le; recipe adapted from Betty Crocker 1 ½ lb bay scallops 1 cup dry white wine, 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley ½ teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter or margarine... Read More
