Delarosa
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If you're actually interested in DH at Brown, check out The Centre for Digital Scholarship (which integrates the older Scholarly Technology Group). The site has links to many, many DH-related projects at the institution, some of are leaders in the field (Julia Flanders' WWP, for example, which also invites proposals for internships, if you're interested in that kind of thing)(CDS more generally also offers similar opportunities). I don't have first-hand experience (I'm at a university in Canada!), but here's some copy-pasta from a comment on a post from 2005 (much has probably changed; read this as worst-case scenario!) on Matthew G. Kirschehbaum's webby:
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And continental breakfast!
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New this year at Queen's for incoming grads: stay at a hotel! http://residences.housing.queensu.ca/confederation-place-hotel-2/ The former grad residences in the JDUC are being converted to undergraduate rooms.
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@axis: According to the fee schedule (available on the Residences website), School of Graduate Studies residence went from 4 September to "no later than" 1 May this year. Total fees for these 8 months are $6,320.35.
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I'll just add Freemind for mind-mapping and FocusWriter for a no-nonsense text-on-a-background no-bells-or-whistles distraction-free writing program. Both are free programs (available through the Software Centre if you're using Ubuntu).
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My university library supports and encourages use of RefWorks and Write-N-Cite, but I'm not partial to 'em. I'm going to try Zotero for the upcoming academic year.
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I studied with Powerscore materials part-time while working full time during the month of May last year, and I was very happy with my June LSAT results. The Logic Games Bible, with its diagramming techniques, was very helpful.
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Obrera, I am! Did you come to the Open House in March?
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Queen's University (Kingston)
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Sorry, y'all - thought I was in an English-specific thread! That GES page has general information about housing in Kingston, though.
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The August housing market is a bit cut-throat in Kingston. I'd suggest coming up in early July to do a few viewings and secure your living situation, rather than risk being stuck with a bottom-of-the-barrel apartment. A really great FAQ has been created by the Graduate English Society here. It may answer a few questions!
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I was accepted, but declined the offer yesterday (opening up a spot?). The email stipulated that students reply no later than April 2nd - there's still time.