The Special Events committee would like to bring comedian Stephen Lynch to campus in the fall.

The Homecoming Committee wants to bring a magician to get people excited for this year’s circus themed Homecoming by bringing a magician.

The event is called Breaking the Barrier and will take place September 26th, at Georgia Institute of Technology. The convention will consist of special gust lectures from Far East Movement, a musical group from Los Angeles who promotes Asian Awareness within their community and surrounding areas. This convention will be a campus side event in which all students are welcome to attend. It will be composed of Far East Movement talking about breaking the stereotypes of different cultures, promoting unity, and raising awareness throughout the areas, especially at Georgia Tech. Afterwords, several different cultural performances will be composed from various student organization around the Atlanta area including acts from UGA, Georiga Tech, GSU, Emory, and so forth in which they will present different cultural shows from their organization. Raffles, and catering will be provided in which all donations will be given to China Care Foundation, a charity which gives special-needs Chinese orphans the opportunity for a better life and to empower youth through direct humanitarian service.

This is a trip to New Orleans to help rebuild the community.

The Musician's Network is currently going a venue relocation to what currently is the Music Listening Room in the Student Center.

This expenditures are to support the relocation and are expected to last many years. This will be for the benefit of all Georgia Tech students.

Student Organizations are in desperate need for storage options. We have identified space in the Involvement Center where storage units can be built for organizations to store files, equipment, etc. This capital outlay bill covers the costs of building these 25 storage units.

The annual SGA Campus Safety Walk will occur on Thursday, April 9th beginning on the front steps of Tech Tower. In an effort to cover the most imminent areas of concern, we will be covering the outskirts of both East and West Campus. We are chartering two Stingers to transport the group of students and administrators from the edge of East Campus to the edge of West Campus, and from the outskirts of West Campus to the Student Center.

The bowling club would like to send a representative to attend a United States Bowling Conference Bronze coaching certification class. This will allow the club to offer bowling instruction outside of our current coach, who can only attend Sunday meetings and whose role may be limited by AY09-10 budgetary constraints. In addition, it will help us attract new members and offer more constructive comments to beginning bowlers when we see them at Tech Rec.

The conference will be held at the Orleans hotel and bowling center in Las Vegas, NV from June 18-20 and includes seventeen hours of bowling coaching instruction.

Georgia Tech Golf has joined a new collegiate league to compete in more tournaments than the two non-invitational/non-qualifying that it requested funding for in the 2008-2009 budget.

This league has two upcoming tournaments that the club plans to attend that need entry fee and travel funding.

• April 16th at N Myrtle Beach
• April 23rd at Petersburg, VA

A late night dodgeball tournament that is free for students and provides a safe and fun venue on campus.