Brought to you by Charlie Smith ’15:
Income inequality. Intrinsically bad? Consequentially problematic?
Neither? You decide.Come discuss with Wes Students for a Free Society
Date: Wednesday, October 9th
Time: 6:30 – 7:45 p.m.
Place: Usdan Room 114
Cost: Depends on your income
Another first meeting event, this one from Charlie Smith ’15
Libertarian, Conservative, Anarchist, hermit etc? Interested in economics, philosophy, free market environmentalism, doing political advocacy, and bringing speakers to Wes?
Come join Wes Students for a Free Society for its first official meeting. We will discuss our plans for the year, projects you can be involved with, and internships/scholarships we can connect you with.
All are welcome!
Date: Wednesday, September 18th
Time: 10:15-11:30 pm
Place: Lorise B8
Cost: Free (Society)
Charlie Smith ’15 is bringing in a very interesting person to talk to you:
Interested in testing your ideas and having the chance to ask tough
questions of a “libertarian” economist who critiques the bailouts, the
Affordable Care Act etc? Do you like free thai food?If the answer to any of those questions is yes then come out to PAC
001 this Thursday for Professor Miron’s talk, “A Libertarian
Perspective on Economic, Social, and Foreign Policy” followed by a Q&A
session.
Where: PAC 001
When: Today! Thursday from 5 – 6:30
Cost: Free (and free food!)
From outspoken right-to-sell-tobacco advocate Charlie Smith ’15:
Children are a thorny issue for any political philosophy. Do children have agency and are they truly rational actors? If not what status should they have? Are they the property of their parents, dependents of the state, or something in between?
This then leads to a host of questions regarding the values taught in publicly funded schools and the extent to which parents have discretion in disciplining their children.
Come join Wesleyan Students for a Free Society tomorrow night to discuss these questions and many more.
Date: Tomorrow, March 5
Time: 8:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Place: 41 Wyllys Room 111
Cost: Free
Submission courtesy of Charlie Smith ’15:
Come join WSFS for a discussion on the process by which social norms are created as “the result of human actions, not of human design.” Along with conversation on the function of social norms, the means by which they are challenged, and government policies such as the separation of church and state.
Date: Today, Monday, February 5
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Place: 41 Wyllys Room 111
Charlie Smith ’15 wants you to talk about important things.
Sick of America being the P-Safe of the world?
Come discuss non-interventionism and American foreign policy from nation building to foreign aid with Wes Students for a Free Society.
Date: Tuesday, November 27th
Time: 8 – 9:20 pm
Place: 41 Wyllys Room 113 (Klingher Classroom)
Cost: Less than the war in Afghanistan
Charlie Smith ’15 wants you to feel free to look at this message when you have free time:
The government builds roads, runs schools, and enforces the law right?
According to legal scholar David Friedman, this does not have to be the case. This week Wes Students for a Free Society will be having a discussion on alternative legal systems in which laws are established and enforced privately.
We invite you to come out for what should be an interesting discussion.
Date: Tuesday, October 23 (Today)
Time: 8 pm
Place: 41 Wyllys Room 110
Cost: Free (Okay I’ll stop now…)
