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| 1 | Indoor farmers markets to be held around the Cedar Valley through December | This is the first year the Northern Iowa Food and Farm Partnership is sponsoring an extended farmers market season. The late-season markets are an important asset to the community, as many farmers are making great efforts to extend their growing season. |
| 2 | Paul Rusesabagina to speak at UNI Nov. 3 | Paul Rusesabagina, whose personal experiences of the Rwandan genocide inspired the 2004 film "Hotel Rwanda," will speak in Lang Hall Auditorium. His novel explores his personal journey while explaining the history behind Rwanda's Hutu and Tutsi tribes. |
| 3 | Third-annual Polar Bare Run to take place Nov. 10 | This event, a winter-wear drive for the Salvation Army, provides an opportunity for students, alumni and the community to give back to the Cedar Valley while participating in a fun mile-long on-campus walk, roll or run, according to Connie Hansen. |
| 4 | UNI 'Literacy Project' supports literacy and communication for special needs children | Two important goals of the project are, "promoting access to the Iowa Core Curriculum for children with significant developmental disabilities through increased literacy and communication skills and expanded opportunities for students. |
| 5 | UNI Community Visit Day in Cedar Rapids | The Community Visit Day gives the university an opportunity to visit with Cedar Rapids area residents about education, economic, cultural and social issues in the community and outreach programs at UNI. |
| 6 | UNI Multimodal Transportation Center opens Nov. 2 | The new facility serves as an additional location for parking while helping maintain UNI's signature park-like, pedestrian-focused atmosphere. In addition, 990 solar panels will be installed, providing 96 percent of the annual usage via solar energy. |
| 7 | UNI's Maucker Union celebrates 40 years with grand opening of renovated lower level | The lower level's grand opening will take plate at Chat's coffee house. Tours of the lower level and a reception will follow the ceremony. |