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              @p{Welcome to the PRL! The instructions below will help you get situated in the lab.}
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                @li{
                  Get your student ID (a.k.a. Husky Card) from
                  @a[href: "https://www.northeastern.edu/huskycard/about/pick-up-locations/"]{a pick-up location}.
                  Visit WVH 202 and/or send mail to @mailto|{operations@ccs.neu.edu}| to register your card to unlock WVH 308, WVH 330, WVH 366, and your private office (if you have one).
                }
                @li{
                  Apply for a Khoury account using
                  @a[href: "https://www.ccis.northeastern.edu/systems/getting-started/"]{these instructions}.
                  This account comes with a @tt{ccs.neu.edu} email address and
                  allows you to access various computers around the college.
                  Make sure you are able to print using the @tt{gaugin} (in WVH 308)
                  or @tt{renoir} (outside WVH 366) printers; see @a[href: "https://its.northeastern.edu/services/network-printing/"]{this page}
                  for help, or visit the Khoury Systems Help Desk in WVH 312.
                }
                @li{
                  Coordinate with the lab member in charge of
                  @a[href: "people.html"]{the people page}
                  (see the @a[href: "contact.html"]{Contact} page) to add your
                  picture and bio. Contact also the @strong{prl-students} mailing list 
                  maintainer and add yourself to
                  that mailing list (and contact the @strong{prl-staff} mailing list
                  maintainer to add yourself there, if appropriate.)
                }
                @li{
                  Join the lab's IRC channel, @tt{#prl}, on Freenode. Current
                  lab members can help you get started on IRC if you've never
                  used it before. @strong{Prospective students are welcome to
                  ask questions on IRC, too!}
                }
                @li{
                  Join the lab's slack channel, @url{https://prl-students.slack.com}.
                }
                @li{
                  Sign up for the mailing lists for the PL Seminar and the PL Jr.
                  seminar (links on the @a[href: "seminars.html"]{Seminars} page),
                  and check the @a[href: "https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=k4cg1vgb3l2n8r2ph4t01dmtpc%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America%2FNew_York"]{calendar} for upcoming talks.
                  You may also wish to subscribe to the
                  @a[href: "https://groups.google.com/a/eecs.harvard.edu/d/forum/programming"]{Harvard PL list} (@a[href: "https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=harvardplseminar@gmail.com"]{calendar})
                  and
                  @a[href: "https://lists.csail.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/pl"]{MIT PL list}
                  to be notified about their talks.
                }
                @li{
                  If you need a private place to store code, there is both a
                  @a[href: "https://github.ccs.neu.edu/"]{Khoury-managed GitHub instance}
                  and a @a[href: NuPRL-GITHUB]{NuPRL organization}
                  on GitHub. To get access to the @tt{nuprl}
                  organization, ask the webmaster to add you as a member.
                }
                @li{
                  Follow @a[href: NuPRL-TWITTER @tt|{@neu_prl}|] on Twitter.
                }
                @li{
                  @p{
                    Finally, if you need a place to live, this map (compiled by
                    Northeastern CS grad students circa 2010) may help. Colors
                    on shaded regions indicate roughly how good the area is for
                    grad students (green = good, yellow = okay, red = bad), and
                    you can click on the regions and pins for more information.
                    Click @a[href: "https://drive.google.com/open?id=13h-W6XWFql35Cs6Xk_c9MnTEsRbAE1qP&usp=sharing"]{here} to edit the map.
                  }
                  @iframe[src: "https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/embed?mid=13h-W6XWFql35Cs6Xk_c9MnTEsRbAE1qP" width: "640" height: "480"]
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              ]
              @p{More grad-student-specific information about Northeastern's Khoury College of Computer Sciences can be found on
                @a[href: "https://wiki.ccs.neu.edu/display/phdhub"]{the PhD Hub wiki}, a successor of @a[href: "https://wiki.ccs.neu.edu/display/GRADWIKI/Home"]{the grad wiki} (login required).}
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