Cedarville College and Virginia Tech Winners of the 1997 CAUSE Awards for Excellence in Campus Networking Cover photo: (top) Completed in 1996, Cedarville College's Dixon Ministry Center houses the 3,400 seat Jeremiah Chapel, the Bolthouse Center for Music, and the Reese Center for Christian Ministries, as well as general classrooms. Cedarville photos by Scott Huck. (bottom) Burruss Hall is home to Virginia Tech's administrative and student services offices, a 2,990-seat auditorium, and an electronic carillon. The structure is names for Julian Ashby Burruss, eighth president of Virginia Tech (1919-1945). Virginia Tech photos by Bob Veltri. Table of contents photos: (top) CedarNet offers 150 software programs that enhance learning opportunities. (bottom right) Specialized software benefits Virginia Tech's Veterinary Medicine program. From the Editor CNI Report The 1997-98 CNI Program by Richard P. West Recommended Reading Readers Respond Computer Policy Violations

Current Issues for Higher Education Information Resources Management a summary of issues identified by the 1998 CAUSE Current Issues Committee Identifiers and Their Role in Networked Information Applications by Clifford Lynch, CNI Technology and Change: An Interview with John Gage interviewed by Ken Klingenstein, University of Colorado/Boulder Transforming the University to Serve the Digital Age by James J. Duderstadt, University of Michigan/Ann Arbor Information Technology as a Transformation Agent by Charlie Tuller and Diana Oblinger, IBM True Partnerships: The Key to Technology Infrastructure Challenges by Bruce A. Metz, Tufts University University of Colorado Acquisition Card Project: A Successful Partnership of Program, Process, and Systems by Kathe D. Graham and Paula J. Vaughan, University of Colorado/Boulder Revising Acceptable Use Policy to Account for Cultural Developments on the Net by Rob Reilly, University of Massachusetts/Amherst