The ad hoc committee also recommended that users of student records be limited to sub-sets of records-such as a department being able to access only its own majors-and that students be able to obtain data on who has accessed their records. These measures are not possible with the version of PeopleSoft software now being implemented, but the University has asked PeopleSoft to include them in a future version.

Marriott Library will have a veterans exhibit Nov. 2-13, and on Nov. 11, there will be displays of military equipment on the Marriott Library Plaza and at the Health Sciences Center. Also on Veterans' Day will be a parade in Magna, a ceremony in Memory Grove, and booths at the Salt Palace. For information, contact the U Office of Community Relations, ext. 5-3595.

During a six-year term as vice president, Matsen presided over a period of rapid growth and change in the health sciences, including creation of the Huntsman Cancer Institute, acquisition of the U of U Health Network, and endowment of 34 chairs. He is chairman of the board of ARUP, and the author of 336 journal articles.

The topical committees are made up of faculty/staff teams drawn from areas relevant to the topic at hand, and all have established communication channels with their counterparts at the Salt Lake Organizing Committee. The topical areas are: operations (facilities, telecommunications, security, etc.); interns and volunteers; arts and culture; academic programs; University and community affairs; and medical services. The University and Community Affairs Committee will take actions to communicate the planning being done by all the committees to the campus population, alumni, neighbors, and other interested groups.

Fall break is no different than spring break, or the interval between terms in the winter and summer. Classes do not meet, but the University is otherwise open, and parking regulations apply. "If we did not enforce parking regulations during these periods, it would be difficult for the University, and especially visitors to campus, to conduct business in a normal manner," says Alma Allred, director of Parking and Transportation Services.

The publication also tells what to do if you are a crime victim, provides a directory of emergency services, gives safety tips, explains alcohol/drug policies, and summarizes the ongoing efforts to make the campus safe and crime-free. Crime prevention materials and non-judgmental substance abuse referrals are available at ext. 5-2677 (5-COPS).

Chartwells was unable to accept campus orders at first, but that is no longer a problem, Fjelstul says. Also still in place is the "Ute Points" option, wherein you pre pay into your account, and then use your University ID as a debit card for a fast, easy way to pay for food. (Visit the dining services office by the Deli to sign up.)

Other innovations completed or in the making include two roving food carts on campus, new products in the Ballif Hall Trading Post and the snack bars, changes to the Panorama Room to make it more attractive to students, and ongoing staff training in customer service. "Food by Fax" lets you place an order to the Deli from your office and pick it up 10 minutes later. Customers are invited to use the "Let's Talk" forms to communicate complaints or suggestions.

Patient satisfaction and service exceeding expectations for clients, including "internal" customers (employees and University people), are hallmarks of the new organization, says Patrick Thompson, chief executive officer. The Customer Service Department helps administrators and medical staff communicate with patients and their families, and promotes programs to increase employee satisfaction, while maintaining that customer service is the responsibility of everyone working in the organization. The locations of network clinics can be obtained by calling 887-2400, as noted in the advertisement on the back cover of the US WEST Dex Salt Lake City white pages telephone directory.