American School & University

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Articles in October 2001 issue of American School & University

• Door packages. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Renovate with ease: On-site refinishing saves money at residence hall. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).(Brief Article)
• More Space Needed for Music: Workstations provide plenty of much-needed space. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Laundry system. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Primer solutions. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).(Brief Article)
• Down and dirty: The following 10 tips can help school and university custodial staffs maintain a healthy physical environment. (FLOOR/CARPER MAINTENANCE).(Brief Article)
  by Greeley, Geoffrey
• Financing alternatives: University finds a way to free-up funds and prevent expensive repair costs. (PROUDCT SOLUTIONS).(Brief Article)
• Flooring options: Heavy gymnasium use requires a durable floor. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).(Brief Article)
• Office furniture. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• District revives abandoned building. (ALTERNATIVE USE).(Brief Article)
• A fresh look. (EDITOR'S FOCUS).(Brief Article)
• Playing to a larger crowd: In choosing seating for school auditoriums, officials should recognize that it will be used by more than just students. (FURNITURE/FURNISHINGS).(Brief Article)
  by Kennedy, Mike
• Upholstery fabric. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Wireless security. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Doar hardware. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• First major construction project in 30 years. (NEW CONSTRUCTION).(Brief Article)
• Student housing has more than one use. (HOUSING).(Brief Article)
• Making a splash: Upgrading your institution's pools could reduce maintenance costs and make facilities safer. (NATATORIUMS).(Brief Article)
  by Bishop, Walter
• Lock standards. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Floor-care system. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Hot extractor. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• The numbers source. (INSIDE: WASHINGTON).(Brief Article)
• Shelter from the storm: Most schools need to upgrade the spaces they use to protect students and staff from tornadoes. (EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT).
  by Metz, John
• Fire protection. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Equipment shelters. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Time system. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• E-commerce: Despite the collapse of the dot-com boom, administrators say technology eventually will help schools improve purchasing practices. (KNOW HOW).(Brief Article)
  by Kennedy, Mike
• Elementary facility adds needed space. (LIBRARY/MEDIA CENTER).(Brief Article)
• Smile -- you're on camera: A CCTV security system can fit into a school or university's overall security plan. (SECURITY/LIFE SAFETY).
  by Lupinacci, Jeffrey A.
• Stacking chair. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• ID cards. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Renovation project builds on tradition. (RENOVATION/ADDITION).(Mount Holyoke College, MA)(Brief Article)
• Creating order out of disorder: Addressing minor school infractions can help to prevent more serious school incidents. (VIEW POINT).(Brief Article)
  by Dunn, Martin J.
• Rubber treads. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Radio callbox. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Remote monitoring systems. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Outdoor lighting. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Transformation: FOLLOWING COURT MANDATES AND RENEWED SUPPORT IN THE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS, A NEW ERA IN STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT COOPERATION IS CONVERTING ONCE-AILING FACILITIES INTO INSPIRATIONAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS. HERE'S WHAT'S BEEN ACCOMPLISHED.
  by Kennedy, Mike
• New building focuses on students. (RECREATION CENTER).(Brief Article)
• A lasting relationship: To ensure long-term system performance, schools and universities must embrace some basic principles. (ROOFING).(Brief Article)
  by Reming, Thomas W.
• Frame system. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Scorecard.(Brief Article)
• Bush keeps E-rate intact. (INSIDE: WASHINGTON).(Brief Article)
• Self-contained keypad. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Media display. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Renovation highlights global culture. (HIGHER EDUCATION).(Brief Article)
• Classroom sink. (PROUDCT SOLUTIONS).(Brief Article)
• In the line of fire: Colleges and universities say sprinklers are key to preventing fire fatalities on campus. (SECURITY/LIFE SAFETY).
  by Kennedy, Mike
• Window views: Engineering school demonstrates its individual identity through windows. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).(Brief Article)
• Roofing system. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Access-control device. (PRODUCT SOLUTIONS).
• Maintaining priorities. (INSIDE: WASHINGTON).(Brief Article)