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Self-reflection can be spooky, folks, but that doesn't make it any less important.

At the Student Government Association (SGA) Senate meeting on Wednesday, the Senate adopted a non-binding resolution calling on the “IIT Executive Administration” to adjust its priorities regarding the Student Health and Wellness Center (SHWC). 

This poem is dedicated to the IIT dragonfly community.

Lately in the U.S., K-pop or Korean pop music has taken over the trends with overwhelming response all over the country. Groups like BTS, EXO, BLACKPINK, TWICE, MONSTA X, and such have already made their mark at the top of the charts, touring and performing all over the country with millions of fans attending their concert and watching them perform live.

On October 15 and October 16, I had the wonderful opportunity to attend the Educause Annual Conference at McCormick Place and stand at the Google Cloud booth to discuss the ways students succeed when they use the Google Cloud Platform.

Beats, lyrics, and instruments to make you as uncomfortable as possible.

Perhaps “Polybius” is still out there, sitting dormant in an unmarked vault, yearning for the day it can be played once more.

The Student Government Association (SGA) events committee hosted a student affairs townhall on Monday, October 14 during the lunch hour. The event was held to encourage students to interact with the administrators directly involved in student affairs, a broad field encompassing campus life, residence life, dining, community standards, and the center for disability resources. Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students Katherine Stetz was there to answer any and all questions from students. Additionally, Director of Campus Life Patrick Fina was there to answer any Office of Campus Life (OCL) related questions. SGA senators had collected questions from students to kick off the event, and later the floor was opened to questions from attendees.

When I was in my seventh grade, we had a chapter describing the fight for Indian independence in the history course. The teacher explained that the fight for freedom was spearheaded by well-educated people who made sure that the voice of the masses in India was heard throughout the world. Those were the days highly educated people in the society such as doctors, scientists, engineers, etc. had many followers and were given the utmost respect. In today’s world, that place has been taken over by celebrities such as movie stars and pop icons.

So Google finally “unveiled” its Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL phones on Tuesday, October 15. Typically I would be ecstatic about a new Google phone, because I’m the phone guy. Actually, I am excited, but also extremely disappointed.

Hey, You!

What plans do you have going on this Wednesday (10/23) during the lunch hour? Hopefully you’re eating properly. Your mother worries when you don’t eat, you know?  But she doesn’t know that food alone can’t fill that all-consuming hole in your stomach. No, no, no. This driving force of hunger yearns for one thing...knowledge.

On October 15, the Career Management Center at the Stuart School of Business emailed its student body advertising two positions made available by Accenture.  These technology jobs were open to students who planned to graduate before September 2020. These are great opportunities for any soon-to-be Illinois Tech graduate—as long as you’re a woman.