Comment New? (Score 1) 277
Unless I'm mistaken, this "new theory" was part of the plot of an Orson Scott Card book, Pastwatch.
Unless I'm mistaken, this "new theory" was part of the plot of an Orson Scott Card book, Pastwatch.
BN intends to open their own app store in January. If I was to hazard a guess, I'd say that they don't want the competition.
For grad school in the sciences, loan debt is uncommon--- students typically get paid stipends as research assistants or teaching assistants, which cover full tuition plus a modest salary (~$16k-30k or so, depending on field and institution).
It depends on where you are. The weird bit is that grad student stipends tend to be pretty consistent across the country, but living expenses aren't. Where I went to school (UCD), all students in my grad group got a stipend of 20k per year. When I first started that was plenty of money, but after six years of rent going up and my stipend staying the same I was taking loans and picking up extra work in order to make ends meet.
Work is the crab grass in the lawn of life. -- Schulz