I 'work' what seems to be at least 12 hours a day, every day. But after November 14th it should all be down hill.

Anyhow, I'm actually looking forward to a 60 hour work week. It will be much more relaxing than this.
8:37:59 PM   []

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3:24:01 PM   []

• News
  • Ruling redefines rental arithmetic
  • Land of liberty shafts co-op students. With the dollar at $.7778 I sure don't know why you'd want to work in America.
  • Registrar's office to release unofficial grades at the end of term. This is not new news.
  • Feds abandon student council meeting. Ah Feds.
• Opinion (Letters)
  • Where is all the sex? Poor guy can't get any condoms.
  • How good is this university? If you're going to complain please at least complain about the FLAWED METHODOLOGY.
  • Squash: better facilities please. Give this guy a column!

    Before I go any further, I'd like to say that Harvey's takes Watcard. East Side Mario's takes Watcard. Pizza Pizza takes Watcard (even on deliveries!) They certainly are not on campus, and are not expected to take Watcard, but they do, as a convenience to students (as well as the extra business I'm sure they encounter). Unfortunately, the equipment desk, a university-run service, does not take Watcard.

• Opinion
  • Mid-terms require a friend in deed.

    UW is a world-renowned and competitive school but this does not mean that we must be selfish and arrogant. In order to feel important, students here at UW take pride in discouraging and discrediting fellow UW'ers.

And initially I thought the Imprint online forums to discuss articles were a good idea but not any more. Turn them off.
1:18:18 PM   []

That's a lot of work required, both by IST and the faculty groups, to say nothing of the effort required to do proper 'site surveys' to confirm access-point numbers and locations to ensure that coverage really is complete. We're hoping to have an initial estimate of work required, costs, priorities, and suggested timing, by December

If I were the Feds I would have installed an access point in Ground Zero long ago. This would have differentiated their food offerings from the food court as well as food in the plaza. Would this have increased patronage? Yes, I know friends who frequent establishments much more now that they are wireless as a result of the Fibretech deployment.
9:29:34 AM   []