You walk into your office, and your secretary says, "Here's a list of things to do today. Foley still needs to talk to you. Also, we keep having trouble with students."

 "What kind of trouble?"

 "Well, they keep coming in here and asking for appointments with you. As if you should stoop to talking to just anyone. It's quite the nerve, if you ask me."

 "Well, have you told them about our policy?"

 "Of course: no one can talk to the President unless they have the written recommendation of a Dean or Vice-President."^A

 "And the Deans and Veeps are instructed never to recommend this, correct?"

 "Absolutely."^B

 "Fantastic." You give her your 3-point smile and wink.

If you take care of business with Jack Foley first, turn to Page 10.

 

If you go to Jim Collin's office for campaign finance advice, turn to Page 77.

 

If you forget what you're doing, turn to Page 41.