search articles:     from the issue of January 25, 2007         Enron whistleblower to speak Feb. 12 at Lied Center Lynn Brewer, former Enron executive and author of "Confessions of an Enron Executive: A Whistleblower's Story," will speak Feb. 12 at UNL.   Brewer   Brewer's talk is part of B-Week activities planned by students in the College of Business Administration and will begin at 2:30 p.m. in the Lied Center for Performing Arts. It is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the college's Program in Business, Ethics and Society and Student Advisory Board. During her nearly three years at Enron, Brewer was responsible for risk management in energy operations, the e-commerce initiatives for Enron's water subsidiary, competitive intelligence for Enron Broadband Services, and traded power in California markets. She will discuss her personal insight into the scandals that spanned her career at Enron, talk about her decision to blow the whistle, and discuss her fateful meeting with convicted CEO Ken Lay - two weeks before his death. Brewer will provide a roadmap from Enron to the current risk landscape, showing listeners how likely they are to work for a company like Enron. B-Week is an annual event sponsored by business students to enhance their knowledge of current business issues. GO TO: ISSUE OF JANUARY 25 NEWS HEADLINES FOR JANUARY 25 From the hand of Willa Cather Car fire results in flood for Hewit Place galleries Gallup, UNL form D.C.-based program Water leaks flood Oldfather Hall, Hewit Place African-American leaders summit Jan. 26 Enron whistleblower to speak Feb. 12 at Lied Center Gene-silencing work may help fight viral, other diseases Paper focuses on role of cysteines in proteins Partnership offers tax assistance for low-income families Regents propose 280-hour vacation time cap 732701S36615X