The Government of the Student Body Senate will conclude its business for the semester Wednesday night.

That business includes the decision on “In English Please,” a bill Vice President Joe Darr said would be a shout to the administration regarding the need for spoken language proficiency. The vote will come after a presentation from university officials.

Off Campus Senator Paul Heil will present a motion to overturn a veto President T.J. Schneider issued on Nov. 22. Schneider vetoed the allocation of $30,059.58 for the refurbishment of six Parks Library study rooms, overturning an 18 to 11 vote.

“I don’t think students should be funding university capital improvements,” Schneider said. “We pay building fees.”

The administration is looking forward to another “successful” semester. Schneider and Darr feel they have met many of their goals.

The senate will meet at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Union Gallery.

Programs

* President T.J. Schneider will present the State of the Student Body Address.

* Academic Affairs Director Heather Mitchell will present on the Student Evaluation of Teaching Committee.

* Vice Provost Jim Bloedel and Felicity Douglas will present on English proficiency.

Special Orders

Senator Paul Heil will present a motion to override a veto.

General Orders

* In English Please, by Heil, Hoffelmeyer and others

* A bill to fund sidewalk improvement in front of Parks Library, by Edgar and Leege

* A bill to update the election bylaws, by Luken and Alliger

* A bill to allocate $1,425 for the Multicultural Leadership Summit, by Hayes and Taylor

* A bill to allocate $1,925 for the wiring of the Black Cultural Center to make it Internet accessible, by Johnson, Kline and others

* The New Election Code, approval of the drafted revision of the Election Code, by Luken and Deupree.