by Andrew Floor
In the previous year, the Fuller Society hosted, ‘Bexley Voting 101’ for the 2011 General Election. This event hosted the mayoral race candidates and allowed them to discuss their platforms, as well as other local candidates, and the Ohio League of Women Voters.
The main part of the event was the presentation of both sides of the controversial Senate Bill 5 voter referendum.
This semester, the Fuller Society has two main events planned to discuss the issue of fracking, as well as corporate influence on everyday life.
“We plan to have a geologist that works for the EPA as well as a representative from BP to discuss both sides of fracking because it affects many of our members hometowns.”
“From January 30th – February 1st, we will be viewing the film series, Manufacturing Consent, which is a documentary that shows corporate bias and influence on everyday mannerisms and information sources.”
University Professor, Dr. Michael Hiltbrunner will also be lecturing on this issue,” Selogy said.
The Fuller Society has their main events and meetings every Tuesday in one of the Blackmore Library study rooms, at 6:00 pm. All students are welcome to show up and discuss their opinions.
afloor@capital.edu
