I was asked to forward this on to the list.
----- Forwarded message from John Taber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----- Google Summer of Code is On! Okay, it's finals time and you're busy, but are you interested in doing a Google SOC project? It's a super opportunity to hack on a project of your choice, get paid pretty well for it, get noticed, and maybe get some great job opportunities. Not sure what's involved or how to do one? Or think because you already have a summer job, you can't do one? It may be easier than you think but you have to act pretty fast. And you're chances might be much better than you think. If you're interested, the best way to get an idea and get accepted is to check out some of the sponsoring open source projects that had students accepted last year and have good mentors. Most of them have already posted a bunch of ideas and you can read the ideas they have posted, see if any are appealing, or post your own idea to their list for feedback, then simply write up a brief abstract length description on what you will code. Inkscape happens to be one such project having 4 student proposals accepted last year and the web site has lots of detailed SOC info on the wiki page (www.inkscape.org). Go for it. ----- End forwarded message ----- -- Andrew McNabb http://www.mcnabbs.org/andrew/ PGP Fingerprint: 8A17 B57C 6879 1863 DE55 8012 AB4D 6098 8826 6868
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