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NYU is pushing hard to get feedback from students to improve the quality of life at NYU. They want to hear from you, so if you have any ideas, please check out http://www.nyu.edu/student.affairs/quality.service/index.html or email quality.service@nyu.edu

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Last month, Facebook updated their privacy settings, encouraging users to share more personal information to the world. Navigating these new privacy settings has been so confusing that even Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's CEO, had embarrassing pictures of himself at the beach made public. As MBA students in the thick of the recruiting season, it is critical that we protect our personal brands by understanding how the privacy settings work on Facebook and other social networking sites. Here are a few tips to protect your image:

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The Stern Business Center is now open! It is located near the security desk from the Gould Plaza entrance (see picture below). It includes computers, scanner, bloomberg terminal, copy machine, change machine, fax machine and 2 group meeting rooms!

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Effective Nov. 30, Route C — which was eliminated at the beginning of the year — will be reinstated on weekday mornings from 7:15 to 11:15 a.m., and it will provide service southbound from Stuyvesant Town to campus. The route will include a stop at Third Avenue and 14th Street.

Also effective Nov. 30, the northbound and southbound Route E bus will stop at Third Avenue and 14th Street on weekdays from 3 p.m. to midnight.

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In my previous life as a digital media professional, much was made about "Web 2.0," which often refers to online properties and services that facilitate collaboration, sharing and user-centric design (according to Wikipedia). This phrase has become the catchphrase that describes sites like facebook, youtube and twitter. Well now it's time to upgrade SCorp to version 2.0.

First of all, SCorp is updating its communication and collaboration methods to include the use of a wide range of online tools. I'll be regularly updating a SCorp blog that can be found on our campus group homepage or https://tinyurl.com/scorpblog. You'll have the ability to see updates on all the issues and events we're working on, as well as leave comments. Updates will also be communicated through our twitter account: http://twitter.com/SternSCorp as well as our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/people/Stern-SCorp/546490887 . Also, if you're old school, you can email our virtual suggestion box at: suggestions@stern.nyu.edu or feel free to stop me in the hallways. These tools, as many of you know and love, are designed for sharing, collaboration and two-way communication, which are the goals of SCorp 2.0.

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During the week of November 16 -20, Stern will be changing its recycling system over to a single-stream system. Look for the new labels around the building indicating the change.

Q: What is single-stream?
A: Single-stream means no more sorting: paper, plastic, glass and metal all go in the same Mixed Recycling Bins

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We're extending the Charity Ball donation deadline to this wednesday, so you still have a few days to get them in. To submit a donation, please fill out this form: www.tinyurl.com/SternDonations

Also, we're setting up tables in the lobby, so please come by and pick up your ticket!

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I know staplers have been a big complain over the past few months, but we've finally got them installed. They're attached to a clipboard with a staple removers and at least 10,000 staples so you never run out!

Take care of these staplers as best as you can. This is what they look like

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We're still in need of some great charity ball donations. Lets dig deep and get creative with donation ideas and who we can ask for donations. All proceeds go to a great cause (The Literary Assistance Center of New York). To submit donations please fill out the form found at this URL: tinyurl.com/sterndonations

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Event: 12th Annual Stern Charity Ball - November 14th 2009 , 9:00pm-1:00am - Tavern on the Green
Posted By: SCORP

Tickets are going fast for this year’s Charity Ball. If you want to score $85 tickets, you must register and pay by midnight tonight. Act soon, this event will sell out.