> If I tell a document to use a linespread of 1.3 ( \linespread{1.3})
> (makes lines be 1 and a half lines apart), how can I keep footnotes from
> having that linespread? Because then the lines of one footnote are
> further apart than the individual footnotes, which looks stupid.
>
> Any way that doesn't require black magic?
Try this: (Warning! untested code.)
\newcommand{\newfootnote}{\linespread{1.0}\footnote{#1}}
And use the \newfootnote statement instead of \footnote.
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