Campus News Network — November 6, 2000

Page	Title	Summary
1	ABIL research program receives $1 million in new funding	The Ag-Based Industrial Lubricants Research Program (ABIL) received a $750,000 grant from the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
1	Coming soon, Campus News Network goes electronic	The Campus News Network will be available online starting December 4. A limited number of hard copies will still be available.
1	UNI renews commitment to professional and career development	Robin Gurien has been hired as training and career development coordinator for UNI's human resources department; photo.
2	American Education Week helps students achieve	UNI is sponsoring American Education Week by offering area educators workshops and presentations.
2	Blimpie CEO visits UNI	The founder and CEO of Blimpie Subs and Salads, Tony Conza, visited UNI on November 2.
2	High school football playoffs will limit parking	The Iowa High School Football playoffs begin in the UNI-Dome on November 1.
2	Rod Library	Rod Library has added the CCH Internet Tax Research Network to their database collection.
2	Gallery of Art presents annual faculty exhibition	The annual faculty exhibition will be presented in the gallery of art through November 22.
2	Gift and craft vendors	Anyone interested in selling crafts or baked goods at the Union's holiday sale should register through the student activities program.
2	Silent Witness National Initiative display	Wellness and Recreation Services is sponsoring the Silent Witness National Initiative Display November 13-16.
3	New Redeker Dining Center design is student friendly	Associate director of Residence/Dining Mona Milius discusses the plans for renovating Redeker Center.
3	Thanksgiving building hours	Holiday hours for Library, Maucker Union, and Wellness Center.
3	Profile: Jim Kramer	Profile of strength and conditioning coach Jim Kramer; photo.