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FOR SALE
Washing Machine: Miele Novotronic W907, perfect cond., 5 yrs. old, orig. over
$1,200, controls are in German. $300. Janet (203) 562-1819.
Roll-Top Desk: Antique, oak, very good cond., 50” wide, 43” high,
31.5” deep. (203) 498-2440.
Miscellaneous: Men’s, ladies & boys’ bikes, $50/ea.; toddler’s
stroller, $10; infants’ toys, neg. computer desk, $20; chairs, $5/ea.;
more. (203) 387-0186 or (203) 215-7314.
Massage Equipment: Massage table, $50; massage chair, $100; both w/carrying cases,
very good shape, hardly used. (203) 782-0004, lve mssg.; laomed@gmail.com.
Washer & Dryer: Kenmore, attached, sold as 1 unit, works fine. $150. (203)
315-5114.
Miscellaneous: Dog crate, wire w/divider & pad, $50; portable exercise pen,
$50; pen cover, waterproof, new, $10. Rita, (203) 265-3263; (203) 432-0975.
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.
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.
WANTED TO BUY
Pick-up Truck: Pref. Toyota model, less than 5-6 yrs old & 100K mls. (203) 387-0186 or (203) 215-7314.
AUTOS
’05 Honda Civic EX: Special edition, 50K mls., black, 2-dr., a/t, moonroof,
AM/FM/cass./MP3, avail. July. $14,000. Alex, (203) 432-5264.
’00 Jeep Wrangler: Soft-top, perfect cond., 4 cyl., CD, stereo, 4 speakers-2
in roll bar, a/c, 57K mls., new tires & battery. $7,500. (718) 644-1064.
’98 Nissan Pathfinder: Runs great, AM/FM/CD, sunroof, 4wd, 128K mls. $2,800.
Jake, (203) 667-1420.
HOUSING
FOR RENT
Whitneyville/Hamden: Rm. in lg. home, 1 block to Whitney Ave. busline, avail.
June 15. $350/mo. + occas. house/pet sitting, utils. & Internet incl.
(203) 288-6748 or ikitzman@yahoo.com.
New Haven: 2-BR, 1st flr., quiet neighborhood, animal friendly, private yard,
5 mins. from Yale, 2 blocks from hwys., no smokers. $1,000/mo., heat incl.
(203) 468-6694.
Hamden: Sept.-Jan., architect-designed faculty home w/2 studies, 3-BR, 3.5
baths. & lg. LR w/flr. to ceiling windows, 2.5 mls. to campus. $2,500/mo.
(203) 710-0175.
East Rock: Short walk to campus, suite, bath., very limited cooking, quiet,
perfect for commuting prof. $600/mo. mdeseaux@aol.com.
Branford: Indian Neck, summer house, avail. for monthly rental, 7-BR, 2 baths.,
25 mins. from Yale. $9,000/mo. (203) 387-8700.
West Haven: 1-BR, 3rd flr., near Green, avail. immed. $850/mo., utils. not
incl. Tom, (203) 605-3310.
Martha’s Vineyard: Sengekontacket community, 2-BR townhouse, 1.5 baths.,
sleeps 6, private deck, prkg. $1,000-1,300/wk. Vicki, (203) 432-0109.
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.
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.
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
Morris Cove: Cape, 2/3 BR, 1 bath., fenced yard, 16’ x 22’, brick
patio, new roof, furnace, updated kit & bath., 10 mins to Yale. $250,000.
(203) 467-1782.
Hamden: Mt. Carmel brick cape, 3-BR, 2 baths., central a/c, hrdwd. flrs., new
furnace, fpl., deck/yard. $259,800. John, (203) 281-8411.
Branford: 3-BR townhouse, loft/office, 2.5 baths., 3 decks, hrdwd. flrs., central
a/c, lots of storage. $269,000. Anna, (203) 488-2230.
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.
ROOMMATES
Westville: Female seeking roommate, pref. pro. female, non-smoker, to share
expenses in home, 10 mins. to Yale, safe area, off-st. prkg. (203) 859-1274.
HOUSING WANTED
New Haven: Prof. seeks housing for the Fall term, prefers walking/bicycling
distance to campus. ann.delauro@yale.edu.
SERVICES OFFERED
Daycare: In my Westville home, loving & caring mother of 2 grown sons,
f/t or p/t, refs. avail. Nancy, (203) 397-3080.
Computer Consulting: In your home or office, 10+ yrs. of Mac & PC instruction,
organize files, back-up data, etc. (203) 668-9725.
Housekeeping: Woman looking for cleaning/housekeeping job, live out, refs.
avail. Martha, (203) 906-8299 or (203) 906-8298.
Carpentry: All phases of carpentry, no job too small. (203) 676-4232 or (203)
723-7116, lv. mssg.
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.
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.
Photographer: Exp. pro. will shoot weddings, portraits, business photos. Harry,
(203) 933-7144.
SERVICES WANTED
Instructors: Certified yoga, Tai chi, Pilate, belly dance & massage therapy
instructors to teach p/t healthy group activity classes. (203) 387-0186.
Tutor(s): Part-time tutors in math, Latin & French for gifted 12-yr.-old,
high pay, flex. hrs. (203) 387-2505, lv. mssg.
Study Subjects: Free 30-day in-patient treatment for problems w/alcohol for
eligible research participants. HIC0310025975/VA JK0062. Confidential phone
screen, (203) 937-4788.
Babysitter: Exp. sitter to look after 10-yr.-old twins, 3 afternoons/wk., in
New Haven, non-smokers only, refs. req’d. (203) 624-6932.
Programmer: Web-based programming expertise, short-term project to develop
interactive website, summer & possibly fall, flex. hrs. Dr. Sinha, (203)
974-7608.
Researcher: Clinical research help for conducting assessments & data entry,
summer & possibly fall, flex. hrs. Keri, (203) 974-7360.
Statistician: Conduct data analyses, summer & possibly fall, flex. hrs.
Dr. Sinha, (203) 974-7608.
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.
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.
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
Dancing: Monthly community dance, Sat., May 24, 7:30 p.m., First Baptist Church,
New Haven, all music, all ages. you-groove.blogspot.com.
Cats: Two loving cats in need of good home, very friendly, indoor cats, both
de-clawed, spayed/neutered, up to date w/all shots. (203) 687-9798.
Egg Donors: In vitro fertilization program seeks egg donors ages 21-33, compensation
$8,000/donation, confidentiality guaranteed. (203) 764-5623.
T H I S
W E E K ' SS T O R I E S
Added sun does not lower breast cancer risk, warn expertsYale affiliates are honored with election to prestigious societies
Ten appointed members of American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Mathematician Peter Jones named to National Academy of Sciences
Ian Shapiro chosen to join American Philosophical Society
Strobel’s students rediscover sense of scientific ‘wonder’ . .
Yale to celebrate 307th graduation
Summertime at Yale
Scientist Joan Steitz wins nation’s largest prize in medicine
University names 18 future leaders as 2008 World FellowsENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS
Mary E. Miller named Sterling Professor of the History of Art
Joseph Roach appointed Sterling Professor of Theater
Dr. Madhav Dhodapkar is the new Bunker Professor of Hematology
Dr. Richard Edelson is the first Lerner Professor of Dermatology
Architecture students helping to design Mideast Peace Park
China’s President Hu Jintao meets with participants in . . .
In Yale-led study, astronomers discover nine young galaxies . . .
Research on male mating behavior suggests brains may be unisex . . .
Paul Anastas honored as the founder of ‘green chemistry’
Town-gown partners honored with Elm-Ivy AwardsSCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEWS
Drug addicts can learn to save lives, says researcher
Study: No ‘Hollywood heart attack’ symptoms for most women
Findings suggest eating chocolate may be boon to pregnant women
Early-stage bone cells may offer possible estrogen replacement
Expert assesses lessons from 12 years of anti-smoking efforts
Computer program helps keep drug abusers abstinent, study shows
Noted gastroenterologist named chief medical officer at YMG
Yale Ob/Gyn researchers discuss their work at New Orleans meeting
Symposium on pain management aimed at medical school students
Exhibits explore artist’s Liverpool years, British watercolors
Two student-curated shows focus on the medium of photography
Library creates digital archive of ‘oldest college daily’
Two seniors will study at the University of Cambridge as Gates Scholars
Campus leaders discuss strategies for increasing staff diversity
Former Bucknell chaplain is named new pastor of University Church
Professor Miroslav Volf will co-teach class with . . .
Tony Blair
Council of Masters honors 10 juniors for their scholarship . . .
Conference focuses on ‘Women and Men in the Globalizing University’
The future of ‘Computers, Freedom and Privacy’ to be addressed . . .
Karyn Frick honored for contributions to women’s health
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