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	Housing & Costs HOUSING A Map of the Area (click for larger image) The home for Hamilton in New York City is on the upper floors of Ocean Luxury Residences, located at 1 West Street across from Battery Park. One West, a landmark building located on the corner of West Street and Battery Park Place, features apartments with views to Battery Park, New York Harbor, Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, and the Financial District of Manhattan. It has been completely renovated and modernized to include a rooftop garden terrace and a workout room with equipment. There is 24 hour reception and security. Furnished apartments come with new kitchens, living areas, 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. The apartments are flooded with natural light and have parquet floors. A laundry room is located on every floor. Nearby subway stations will make it easy for students to get to internships in all parts of Manhattan. The waterfront, two blocks to the west, is a long, lighted promenade used by runners, bikers and rollerbladers. The financial district, city offices, and Soho are within easy walking distance from One West. Greenwich Village is a longer walk but a short subway ride away. Nearby are supermarkets, restaurants, and other services. COSTS Participants will pay current tuition and room fees to the College. The standard charge for a residence hall room on the campus will be assessed for housing in Manhattan. Board fees will not be collected. SUMMER HOUSING For summer rental, please contact Irene Cornish, Director of Auxiliary Services at Hamilton, at icornish@hamilton.edu or (315) 859-4999.	Spring 2010 Topic: Philosophy and Globalization Director: Richard Werner, John Stewart Kennedy Professor of Philosophy Enrollment Status: Currently accepting applications. Fall 2010 Topic: The Economics of Large Metropolitan Labor Markets Director: Derek C. Jones, Irma M. and Robert D. Morris Professor Economics Enrollment Status: Currently accepting applications. Spring 2011 Topic: Globalization and Cinema Director: Patricia O'Neill, Edmund A. LeFevre Professor of English, Dept. of English Enrollment Status: Not accepting applications at this time.
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