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Greetings for the Eighth week of the quarter! *** Vice President’s Pick of the week *** If you can only attend one event of the week, I suggest … - My pick does not necessarily imply approval or endorsement by the University, Associated Students, or anyone else. My last week as Vice President and author of this weekly message seems to be a quiet one in terms of volume of events. Nowadays, rarely does management get a chance to go out on their own terms, but this is a luxury that I will enjoy. Rachel (President) and I entered our term with a fervor and frenzy of activities setting many proposals into motion, but I would prefer to go out in a way that allows the light to shine on our university’s new student leadership. Many members from our current organization will stay on next year, continuing to work towards the completion of their goals such as getting you an on-campus car rental service or better cell phone reception to name a few, but will do so assisting with a new office that gets sworn in Thursday. I encourage you all to speak up to them, and let your new leaders know what you are thinking as well as what you want. In reflection, some of the accomplishments achieved this year by those who stood by Rachel and I will be proudly displayed in Benson throughout the week, and I hope every one of you has benefitted from at least of one the listed items. These four years have flown by, and for some ambitious enough, their three years were even quicker. I have much to be thankful for, as do most of you. Not being local to *** Events *** *Sunday, May 17* *Monday, May 18* Associated Students Accomplishments Week – Benson – See just some of our many accomplishments displayed on the windows and placards within Benson. *Tuesday, May 19* 11:45am-1pm: Technology Forum: "The Web as News Source," - California Mission Room Noon: Music @ Noon presents Basically Bach, Mostly Mozart – Recital Hall (Music and Dance building) - Free!: Get your CLASSICAL on! They say classical music helps you study! 4:30-6:30pm, Journey to the Boardroom - Benson Parlors BC - Journey to the Boardroom is an engaging panel discussion filled with stories of unique professional backgrounds, industry experiences, and life after Santa Clara. A reception catered by Bon Apetit will follow for students and professionals to meet. There will also be a fantastic door prize raffle for those who attend. This year's panelists are: Karen Snyder - VP store manager – Macys; Nancy Williams - Group Asset Protection Leader – Target; Julie Reisinger - Store Manager, Valley Fair – Apple; Matt Salmonson - Senior Vice President Inventory Management - Gap 5:30-7pm: LSB Global Fellows Networking Night - Nobili Hall – a networking event for students to meet and mingle with executives from companies such as Google, Symantec, Morgan Stanley, Cisco, and EMC Corporation. There is a $5 admission that includes a raffle ticket for the chance to have a one on one breakfast or lunch with one of the executives. *Wednesday, May 20* 10am-3pm: Want to Experience an 8.0 magnitude earthquake? - Santa Clara St. across from McLaughlin Dormitory - Cottage Earthquake Simulator will be on campus with FREE FOOD! Check to see if you are prepared for the next big one. (Co-Sponsored by e-PREP’d and the Office of Student Life) *Thursday, May 21* 7pm: Associated Students Swearing In & Transition – Benson Parlors – Come see next year’s President Sean Brachvogel, Vice President Katherine Quinn-Shea, and the rest of the organization’s members for 2009-10 get sworn in by the new Chief Justice Daniel Solomon. Other than some small business on the side, this will be a great event for celebration as our University takes another step towards improve the life of students. *Friday, May 22* *Saturday, May 23* Powder Puff Football Tournament! – Bellomy Field - Teams of 10 to 15 girls will compete for prizes and bragging rights. Watch them get cheered on by some male cheerleaders as we all enjoy a great school tradition. *** Announcements *** Summer is just a few weeks away and it is not too late to sign up for the SCU Summer Program. Check out all the course offerings at www.scu.edu/summer. The cost is $265/unit. Finish your CORE requirements. Graduate early! Every club that wishes to continue to be a club through 2009-2010, MUST Re-Register their club by May 27 at 5PM by submitting the forms to the AS Office (Benson 1). There is a paper portion that you can obtain by asking the front desk in Benson 1. You will need your club's faculty adviser's signature in addition to a CSL club adviser's signature (Jon Gray or Sarah Maciel). Saturday, May 30th @ 7:30 pm: Earthquakes vs. SCU Student Discount Available here: http://purchase.tickets.com/ Saturday, May 31 @ 1 pm: For Ordering or Questions: Anthony (A.J.) Perry '07 | 408-556-7712 |
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) the date, time, name of event, location, and short description by Friday 5pm. Go Broncos, Umang Desai |
