TITLE: How to find Colin Day's PhD Thesis
QUESTION [9 upvotes]: A week or so ago, I was saddened to read Jim Stasheff's post on the AlgTop mailing list, announcing the passing of Colin Day, after a long bout with cancer.
I was thinking of reading Colin Day's PhD thesis in his memory, and trying to understand it (the title certainly sounds interesting); but I found it to be difficult to access. The reference is:

Day, Colin
A topological construction of Vassiliev style invariants of links.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 1993. 99 pp.

The standard course of action (I think) would be to write to the UNC library and to pay for access; but I'm wondering whether his PhD thesis, or a good summary of it, or anything related is freely available anywhere.
Does anyone know how Colin Day's work can be easily accessed?

REPLY [15 votes]: I appreciate the interest shown. It apparently is on microfiche.
I am in contact with the UNC math library
and hope to have access I can share.
Update: It is now available at
http://hans.math.upenn.edu/~jds/
scroll down to Colin...
Please let me know if you access it or if you have trouble accessing it.