Georgia Southern Sustainability Seminar Series presents Eric Flagg

Posted by John Bennett on October 9, 2008

Eric Flagg, producer of “Gimme Green” a film about America’s infatuation with its lawns, will speak and screen the film on Thurs. Oct 23, 7:30pm in the Assembly Hall at Nessmith Lane Building at Georgia Southern University. Admission is free.

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