Sabbatical Housing

Darryl Wiggers <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.culture.studies.media
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From: Frank Burke <[email protected]>

Sabbatical/Research Housing in Italy

This is an update of a message I circulate periodically. My wife and I make our research home in Lucca, Italy available for other academics when we are notusing it. Our home is child-friendly and recently renovated, with 880 square feet inside and a 400-square-foot terrace with excellent vistas. There are two bedrooms and a studio with sofa bed, plus a spacious kitchen/living room and a bathroom. We are ideally equipped for research (high-speed internet, satellite tv, printer/scanner, voltage transformers, etc.). We have air conditioning and heating, dishwasher and washing machine. The apartment is next available from late-August, 2012 to late September 2012, and then from mid to late November (2012) on.

We seek long-term renters, though we will entertain requests for shorter-term rentals, particularly in the summer and spring, in case a longer term rental does not materialize. We do not rent for periods of fewer than two weeks. For more information and photos, see: www.film.queensu.ca/Burke/Lucca.html. Please direct any questions you may have to Frank Burke, [email protected]<../../../../../Volumes/LACIE%20MINI/bSummer%20'11%20docs/zLucca%20apt./[email protected]>, or Annette Burfoot, [email protected]<../../../../../Volumes/LACIE%20MINI/bSummer%20'11%20docs/zLucca%20apt./[email protected]>.

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Frank Burke, PhD
Professor
Department of Film Media
Queen's University
Kingston, ON Canada K7Ln3N6
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