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. oh, man . . . that's crazy. and makes me really nervous about admit visits. :shock:

allen ginsberg sez there's nowhere better to learn than in a lover's arms, or something to that effect . . .

i've heard it's important to get teaching experience . . . maybe it's different between humanities and sciences?

the schools that have admitted me (via e-mail) have both requested to talk to me on the phone ( . . . I didn't put my telephone number on the app. because I hate talking on the telephone!! heheh). I guess they want to be all personable and stuff...

do you mean he literally wrote "not brilliant" on your application or that he just didn't mention that you are brilliant?

on the other hand, if you're lucky, it is possible to recoup this $$ (after a fashion) when schools pay your way to visit them. It still really sucked to be shelling out 1000+ when one's living at the poverty line. (and yes, I was another who forgot about GRE expenses, which would've pushed my poll vote into the next bracket).

ah! je meurs d'ennui en attendant des nouvelles de Columbia (c'est bien la "angustia" comme accepted wannabe l'a dit!)! Felicitations

y a-t'il des francophones ici?

a month seems like a reasonable period to me (Feb 9) . . .

what do they do to refined cane sugar to make it non-vegetarian? I've never heard of this

Ha ha! Tolstoy appears to be the preferred time killer! I'm reading "dorky stuff" (i.e., not published in the last 100 years) too, but I'll share my short-list of non-dorky fiction that I'm going to read soon--Netherland by Joseph O'Neill and The Attack by Yasmina Khadra.

To the person who got into the Banana Harvesting program at Monkey U.--did they contact you for an interview before you were accepted? I applied there too, but I haven't heard anything from them yet, and I'm soooo nervous. Congrats, though! I'm jealous!

'cause you're gonna make it after alllllll!!!!!

lolololololol.

I went with my current location as opposed to my origin as well.