Note from the Editor

By Brian Goessling

With the break quickly approaching, this will bea chance to take a breather right before revvingup for the very end of the semester (as well as atime to fill yourself up on all the greatThanksgiving fixings). Now is the time wheresemester projects as well as preparation for finals and other exams consume most of thetime for many students. In this issue you will findsome events that are happening on campus,despite the fact that most things are windingdown.At the below two events, you can not only getan insight in the decision making at theuniversity but have a place to voice your opinions. In addition to this, food will beprovided at time periods that fall around lunchtime, which is when most people have breaks intheir schedules.In addition to this, I just wanted to ask again for advice on making the Speed News somethingmore worthwhile for those who pick the issuesup. If you have any suggestions, if you wouldeven like to contribute to the Speed News, or for any other reason, you can contact me atspeednews@speedcouncil.org or by stoppingby the Student Council office in JS105, where Ican be found often.As many have suggested, I will be offering other games than just the Sudoku, such as crosswordpuzzles. In addition to this, I am planning somechanges to begin next semester, so stay tuned!Thanks and a great end to your semester!

Edited By:

Brian Goessling

Email:

speednews@speedcouncil.org

November 17, 2008

Dean’s Forum

Each year, Speed School Student Council works with the administration to host a

Dean's Fo-rum

. This has traditionally been an outstanding opportunity to hear from the Dean about some of the happenings at Speed and to ask questions regarding the school. This year's forum will be heldon

Tuesday, November 18th in JS 100 from 12:15-1:00

. Dean Wilhelm and his office have gra-ciously offered to provide

pizza

for those in attendance.

Meet your SGA

What day?

Wednesday, Nov 19

What time?

11am-1pm

Where?

the Red BarnCome out to meet your SGA representatives! You will able to help inform your SGA on how they can

better serve your needs