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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) [11-21-96]

Well, well well. If it isn't November already. Okay, for those of you who are regular visitors to the page, you know it was half way to December before I actually wrote this. So I put some other projects higher up on my priority list. So go ahead, impeach me. From now on, I will be sending out an e-mail whenever this page changes significantly. If you want to be on that distribution list, let me know.

I decided to spiffy up the page a tad. I think I'm really stretching the use of the word spiffy. I added a few more graphics, and I rearranged the sections. Big Deal. I hope that by putting more links at the top it will encourage people to read some of my other documents. I left some of the other 'less frequently visited' information at the bottom of the page. Also, for all you Netscape 1.0 users, I tried to remove the   junk. Please let me know if you have any other viewing problems.

I know I've tended to dwell on this next topic a tad, but I'm at the half way point of the year already. Wow! half way. That's pretty hard to believe. In three months there are going to be presidential candidates running around making promises and saying what a horrible job I did. C'est la vie!

If there is one thing I want to do more of this month, and the months remaining, it is get out more. I want to talk to more students, get to more areas of campus, and feel alive again.

So what is there to talk about in November? Not a heck of a lot. So let's talk about you.

So how is your school year going? Hey frosh, how do you feel now? All of those graduating, can you see the end of the tunnel yet? Do you know what you're going to do with your life? All of you sandwiched in the middle - remember all those people that told you it would get easier? They lied. Yea, we go around telling you it's going to get easier, but really it's the best thing for you, because if we told you it would get harder, you might give up. So the next time you're talking to a frosh who is totally stressed out, just comfort them, cross your fingers, and say that It gets a lot easier, next year. And maybe buy them a beer or a milk or something.

Well, to be honest, I don't know which sections of my web page you like more. From the people I've talked to, they like the groovy sites & the Random Thoughts, and barely even read this section. So, If you want a more elaborate address in the future, let me know. I don't mind doing it, but if people don't read it, then I could be doing better things. If there is anything you would like to see, let me know.

Have a fun November!

Current Projects
Special things I'm working on over the next month.

• I know, I know, it's about time, but Finally! here it is:(click to find out more)
  
• USC Student Opinion Survey! It was here, it's done, and now I have to do the results from it.
• Operation: Face-Lift was here, it's done, and now I have to follow up on everything.
• The Student Services Committee is going hog wild during November.
• The Bus Pass. Don't get too excited (if you want one, or you don't want one) because we're just doing the research now.
• The Big Book was here for November, but by the time I wrote this, it was over.
• The UWO Act is an ongoing issue, and will soon have it's own web page. Even the university has dedicated a page to it.

Random Thoughts - November
Not much, really, but things I do think about.

• Admit it, you wanted to steal that Mr. Bean sign that was in Centrespot, didn't you!
• I'm so sad that they took away the stuffed animal machine from the Spoke. But just last night I went down for dinner and noticed a new pinball machine. I didn't have time to check it out, but I can't wait - I'm so excited. Yahoo!
• There are probably better pages out there, but I stumbled on this college slang page by accident, and I didn't feel like looking for a new one. It wasn't quite a 'Groovy' site, but I thought It warranted a link.
• Hey, a friend of my Dad's actually bought the COPS - too hot for TV video. It's really bad, but go ahead and watch it if you want to feel like an upstanding member of the community. And, on a side note, while searching for the cops link, I found this one on donuts. Mmm.. Donuts.
• This has been a big waste of my time, but now I'm dying to know. I brought in a New Kids on the Block sign that I found at goodwill as a joke in the summer, and it has been sitting in my office since then. I think everyone is just too polite to make fun of it. But here is the dilemma: Go visit the NKOTB site. I need to know what that damn !$@!# password is. It is really bugging me. I wanted to link to the true NKOTB site but I couldn't. I know http://www.nkotb.com/joe works and http://www.nkotb.com/danny works, but those are the only names I can remember off the top of my head. I've spent too much time on this issue already. What was going to be a funny little link has been blown WAY out of proportion.
• I finally got my registration and transcripts in to the PEO. And, I got my graduate scholarship application in to NSERC just in time. I hope I get to still register as a student this year for the IEEE. And to throw one more acronym in, I'm not quite ready to join the NAAFA.

Dave's Top 10 "Groovy" Web Sites - November
because they don't have to be great, just groovy.

10. For no particular reason at all, the theme for this month is the word THIS.
9. What do you get when you cross Frankenstein and the USC? This!
8. I guess if any site deserves to be "groovy" then this one does.
7. I wonder what this university would be like.
6. And better yet, how would that university do in this?
5. I got this link from Jason Ménard, the Gazette Editor-In-Chief.
4. MMMmmm... This is yummy.
3. And after you've eaten one of those, freshen up with this.
2. Not to break up my reoccurring theme with the number two, but this is too much!
1. And if you've never played this on a Commodore PET, then you aren't anything!

How do I get in Touch with Dave?
The various ways we can communicate and meet.

• I think e-mail is nifty.
• My "drop-in" hours are Tuesdays 1:00 - 2:00 and Fridays 1:00 - 2:00 in the USC office (Room 340 UCC)
• You can just show up at the USC office and hope I can see you.
• You can call me, at 661-3567 (or 661-3574) to book an appointment
• I want to play squash with you! Goodness knows that I need the exercise, and I want to play several times a week.

Other Miscellaneous Presidential Documents & Data

• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
• My Campaign Literature
• a Cheezy Profile on me
• Letter from the Westernizer
• Letter to the Frosh
• Letter to the Sophs
• UWO Act Report: One Small Step
• Ad for the UWO Act

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