Yale Bulletin and Calendar

April 25, 2008|Volume 36, Number 27

Classifieds

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FOR SALE

Aquariums: 29 gal. aquarium w/light, cover & filter system, $75; two 10-gal. aquariums, $5/ea. (203) 393-0364.

Picture Frames: Assorted metal & wooden frames, many sizes from 14” X 20” to 20” X 26”. $6.50-$8.50/ea. (203) 393-0364.

Metropolitan Opera tickets: “La Clemenza di Tito,” Sat. matinee, May 10, balcony E16 & E18. $70/ea. (203) 432-3424.

Furniture: Bureau w/2 matching mirrors, 19’’ W x 6’ L, has matching queen-sz. head board & frame. $300 or b/o. (203) 468-9802.

Scooters: Go-Go Elite Traveller scooter, 3-wheel, blue, new; Pride Go-Go Elite scooter. $750 or b/o. (203) 468-9802 or (203) 859-2172.

Furniture: Twin captain bed, 5-drawer chest, 3-drawer dresser, night stand & desk, off-white. $300 for all 5 pieces. (860) 669-0543.

Aquarium: Hexagon, 35-gallon, incl. black cabinet stand, light, fluvial filter system & accessories. $150 or b/o. (203) 469-6683.

Bike Trailer: Burley solo bike trailer, good cond., holds 1 child, can convert to jogger stroller w/proper attachment. $125. (203) 453-3580.

Antique Desk: Oak roll-top, very good cond., 50” wide, 43” high, 31.5” deep. (203) 498-2440.

Air Conditioner: Maytag window a/c, almost new, 12,000 BTU, remote control, spd. control, timer control, warranty. $75. Qingsheng, (203) 287-0514, (203) 785-2955, qingsheng.chen@yale.edu.

WANTED TO BUY

Coins: U.S. & foreign, by collector. Tim, (203) 305-5228.

AUTOS

’98 Nissan Pathfinder: Runs great, AM/FM/CD, sunroof, 4wd, 128K mls. $2,800. Jake, (203) 667-1420.

HOUSING

FOR RENT

New Haven: Wooster St., 2-BR, Yale shuttle stop, avail. early May, short- or long-term rental. $500/mo. + utils., pets allowed. dickhoff3@netscape.net or (860) 539-5526.

Branford: Lg. 2-3 BR house, off-st. prk., lg. yard, cathedral ceilings, hrdwd. flrs., W/D hook up, 10 min. to Yale. $1,600/mo. (203) 378-5357.

New Haven: Sublet, month of July, furn. or unfurn. Howe St., $615 + utils. (646) 526-7217.

New Haven: Direct waterfront, fully furn., 1-BR+, Sept. 1-May 30, DR, LR, 2 full baths., sitting area w/daybed. $1,500/mo. + utils. & 2 mos. sec. Dawn, (203) 488-8712.

Lake Champlain: Heart of Adirondacks, 3-BR, 2 baths., W/D, swimming, drive to Burlington, Shelburne, Lake Placid. Martha, (203) 488-7690, after 6 p.m.

East Rock: Newly renovated 2nd flr., 3-BR apt., quiet, dead end st., off-st. prkg., Yale shuttle pick up/drop off, walk to campus. $1,400/mo. (203) 777-4028.

New Haven: Whitney Ave., 2nd flr., 2-BR, sunny porch, W/D avail., next to Yale shuttle, no pets or utils., avail. June 1, yr. lease, no sublets. $975/mo. lisa.palumbo@yale.edu.

West Haven: 10 mins. from Yale, 3 blocks to beach, 3-BR house, 1.5 baths., DR, sunroom, prkg. $1,750/mo. (203) 530-7337.

North Haven: 8-rm. Colonial, 4-BR, Kent Dr., near Parkway & I-95, 10 mins. to Yale, 0.5 acres, Ridge Rd. School. $2,300/mo., credit check, refs., sec. nohavenhouse@yahoo.com; (203) 239-7842.

Hamden: Whitney Ave., on busline, 1-BR apt., d/w, w/d, a/c, kit., hrdwd fl., prkg., secure bldg. $850/mo. unfurn.; $950/mo. furn.; 1.5 mos. deposit. (203) 795-0709 or (203) 799-7624.

New Haven: 1-BR apt. in owner-occupied home, near East Rock Park, quiet, wooded neighborhood, separate kit., W/D, off-st. pkg. $900/mo., utilities incl. (203) 464-2774.

Hamden: Spring Glen, furn. house, May 21-Aug. 12, 4-BR, 2 baths., $2,490/mo., incl. utils. (323) 496-3182; adelwave@earthlink.net.

New Haven: Free suite + $300/mo. in exchange for eve. child care, Mon.-Fri., 20 hrs./wk., starting at 3 p.m., light cleaning, incl. all utils., cable, phone, use of kit., must have car. (203) 980-2222; kailaw04@yahoo.com.

FOR SALE

New Haven: St. Ronan/Divinity School, 2-3 BR condo, spacious LR w/fpl., DR, hrdwd. flrs., kit., ample storage, w/d, gar. (203) 506-4313.

New Haven: Morris Cove Colonial, 3-BR, 1 bath., porch w/water views, updated kit. & bath, new windows, fenced yard., 10 mins. to Yale. $239,900. (203) 804-7543.

North Haven: Ridge Rd. area, 4-BR ranch, 2 baths., possible in-law, $389,000. Jake or Jen, (203) 288-6808.

Orange: Raised ranch in cul-de-sac, 3-BR, 2.5 baths, newer heating & a/c, private yard, 20 mins. to Yale, exc. schools. $399,900. (203) 513-2508.

HOUSING WANTED

New Haven: Prof. seeks housing for the Fall term, prefers walking/bicycling distance to campus. ann.delauro@yale.edu.

New Haven: Prof. & wife seek apt. next to campus for 4 fall semesters, Sept.-Jan., 2008-2012. (203) 776-8013.

SERVICES OFFERED

Computer Tutoring: In your home or office, 10+ yrs. of Mac & PC instruction, no job too small. (203) 668-9725.

House Cleaning: Expert, reliable, exc. long-term recommendations, small job, weekly or bi-weekly pref. (203) 497-8027.

Odd Jobs: All aspects of repairs, plumbing, heating, roofing, electrical, floor refinishing, exc. refs. from Yale community. (203) 288-1282.

Study Subjects: Healthy adults, ages 21-30, for 3-day study involving brain’s reaction to alcohol, up to $450 comp. HIC 0304025194, HSS22IP. (203) 932-5711, ext. 5688; arcl@yale.edu.

Study Subjects: Women, ages 18-45, with at least moderate PMS for brain imaging study, regular menses, up to $2,540 comp. HIC 10098. (203) 764-9935; (203) 764-9932.

Study Subjects: Female smokers, ages 18-50, for brain imaging study, regular menstrual cycles, not on birth control pill, $435 comp. HIC 11080. (203) 764-9935; yalewrbh@gmail.com.

Study Subjects: Female non-smokers, ages 18-50, for brain imaging study, regular menstrual cycles, not on birth control pill, $435 comp. HIC 11080. (203) 764-9935; yalewrbh@gmail.com.

Study Subjects: Male smokers, ages 18-50, for brain imaging study, $435 comp. HIC 11080. (203) 764-9935; (203) 764-9932; yalewrbh@gmail.com.

Charter Captain: Private charters or daysails, CT or Caribbean, affordable vacation for families, couples or singles, Virgin Islands, wk.-long charter. (203) 530-5037; joyjsher@hotmail.com.

Organic Lawn Maintenance: Cutting, Spring/Fall cleaning, mulch organic fertilizing programs, NOFA certified. Jake, (203) 667-1420.

Home Redesign: Recreate new look in your home without spending a lot of money, consultations avail. Jenn, (203) 288-6808 or (203) 667-1420.

Sewing: Reas. rates, exp., hems to garments to curtains & beyond, plus-sz. garments & alterations a specialty, but work in all sizes. (203) 530-5993.

House Cleaner: Flex. hrs., cheap rates, well qualified, good refs., mature middle-aged woman. Nina, (203) 980-3938.

Photographer: Exp. pro. will shoot weddings, portraits, business photos. Harry, (203) 933-7144.

SERVICES WANTED

Study Subjects: Cigarette smokers for brain imaging study, quit smoking for 6 days prior to imaging, up to $1,140. Tracy, (203) 932-5711, ext. 4108.

Female Lead Vocalist: For well-established, performing rock band, exp., musicality & on-stage presence a plus. (203) 453-4040; mnflav@hotmail.com.

Dog Runner: Energetic athlete, prefer male, to run German Shepherd puppy near Payne Whitney Gym area, 5 days/wk., $15/hr., pro. refs. req’d. Adrian, (203) 624-4773.

Babysitter: Evenings, for 6-yr.-old & 11-yr.-old in New Haven home, Mon.-Fri., starting at 3 p.m., $8/hr., 15-20 hrs./wk., must have car. (203) 980-2222; kailaw04@yahoo.com.

MISCELLANEOUS

Egg Donors: In vitro fertilization program seeks egg donors ages 21-33, compensation $8,000/donation, confidentiality guaranteed. (203) 764-5623.

T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S

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Law School boosts support for careers in public service

City youths to flex their mathematical muscles in contest

Fertility expert finds genetic markers that are linked with . . .

Divinity student’s books pay homage to architectural marvels

United Way honors the University and staff member . . .

Ways to curb ovarian cancer’s resistance to chemotherapy . . .

Yale Rep stages world premiere of ‘Boleros for the Disenchanted’

Program seeks to build bridges of religious environmentalism

Conference aims to spark ‘new American conversation’ . . .

Reading will feature recent winners of Yale Series of . . .

Photography exhibit highlights culture of Uyghur people of China

Dr. Gerald Shulman lauded for his pioneering work on insulin resistance

Amy Arnsten wins national grant for research on . . .

Yale hosts delegation from China’s Food and Drug Administration

New director of development for School of Music is appointed

IN MEMORIAM

Dr. Steven Hebert: Discoveries illuminated kidney processes

G.K. Hunter: Was a scholar of Renaissance literature