The one thing that Wes's contract requires us to put in the newsletter is that he's currently single. So, remember, if you see a machine that's working in the labs, Robert and Wes probably spent a lot of time working on it. The upgrades have yielded a more robust computing environment.
Software applications run faster and crash considerably less often.
The new scanning and Web authoring software enables students to construct comparatively sophisticated Web sites in a very short amount of time. In addition, they run the Win95 version of Labman, UT's software for logging students in and out of computers. The CWRL is planning more upgrades to these machines in the near future, most importantly from DX2-66 to Pentium processors. Though the current processors are slow by today's standards, they have been adequate for the Web authoring and word processing needs of most students. The CWRL thanks all the university departments and outside contractors who helped with the renovations and upgrades, along with staff members such as Bret Benjamin , Gina Siesing , Bill Paredes-Holt , Morri Safran , Jennifer Lehman , Lisa Hernandez, John Runnion , and Ailise Lamoreaux .