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decision

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supporters,

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NC

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27705

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over

13,000 undergraduate

graduate students and

over

20,000 faculty and staff.

THE CHRONICLE

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Studio

for Rent

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West

BOARDING:

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campus.

mirrors, time

4

miles with

arena

clean

lights,

4207

also needed. 630-631-3384.

help

single

and

family A/C.

in safe

residential

Looking

for

a

individual.

responsible

$450/mo+utilities.

to Forest. $450/ m. Part-

access

quiet

neighborhood. W/D,

from

mile from

Great location

Campus.

and HORSE

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email taf2@duke.edu.

or

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immediately

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ument

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or

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child

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Raleigh

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at

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references.

in

caring

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e-mail

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or

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lively

vehicle to

a

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in and learn

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a

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translation

Spanish?

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pager.

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quality

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in northwest

Raleigh

information. of

experience

for your 2

care

with

provider

over 20

has

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someone

or

patients

study.

(919)

opportunity

openings.

to

required.

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Affirmative

Employer.

events needed this

caregiver

fun 6 year-old and 2 Park. Mid-June AVAILABLE: Rustic the

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loft

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in

apartments

tiable

682-9229.

East

8158

brand

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street

but

year-old

for

to

in

position.

work

for

resume

to

a

provider.

environment.

Trinity

July through August,

or

in

Duke.

first

252-438-7321.

M/F/DA/.

local

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August.

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wanted to

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Mostly

$8 per hour. Call

0818 for details.

3-4

No

proximity

for

4BR,

to medical

with

room

furnished.

call Kathleen

at 668-8323. Must be 4

science course

8 min.

security

+

you’ve taken

Call Sam 309-0782.

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STUDENTS

bedroom

W/D,

furnished. safe

j

Houses For Rent

house,

appliances Fenced

ranch

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yard,

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w/carport.

has been

Physics for Poets.

refrigerator,

10 min. to Duke. Quiet and

neighborhood. Call

620-7880.

We have

Duke

Regional Hospital.

and

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run

Harris week-

800-330-

Beautiful

single-family home

peaceful

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Durham

July

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lot.

732-4369.

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+

1

6/1.

brick

W/D,

optional

on

Lots

Large

yard,

Duke. 3 BR,

security,

grad

house

Road.

10 minutes to

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older Green

or

small

only

5344 for

located in

acre corner

one

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HOA

2

as

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more

owner.

room

2

bedroom)

included.

included in

central air/heat.

student

3rd

program

for you.

Communityin

0.15

on a

(with

of extras.

bership

appli-

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1999,

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a

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8.A.,

but the only

area.

private.

go

school,

you have your

decorat-

storage

$l4OO/month

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1

room

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Pool

golf

and

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mem-

tennis

919-304-

information.

family.

maintenance included. $1195/ mo month

security

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deposit.

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or

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Columbia University’s

to

call 919-672-7891

Postbaccalaureate Room available in Grad Student House

mornings preferred.

-

Premedical Program is

Summer and/or academic year: A clean and

spacious

Looking

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call

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room,

mile from West

Trinity Heights. Off-

$B5O/Month.

6-26.

living

appliances

chalet

Duke

location

W/D,

Campus.

$295/ month

1

America’s oldest and best,

DW, A/C.

for clean and responsible

above

Pets

NC,

decor.

completely

wooded lot, very

deposit.

to

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pool

oriental

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fireplace.

viduals.

smoking.

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from

mature and have references.

lake,

area

bedroom

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second

or

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contemporary,

1

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driver’s license. Need

beginning

$9OO/month.

dream home. No

is

ed.

care/companion-

lovely lady. Stipend negotiable. valid

new

dents. 2500 sq. ft.

bar and

home

is

Action/Equal Opportunity

Teeter and Lowes stores. end hours.

in

for

for elder

carpet,

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4BA.

with

“suite”

668-5142

A current NC license

Demonstrators at

room

St.

furnished,

apartment

garage in

parking.

Available

Onslow

fully

new,

bedroom

detached

summer

exchange

week

or

(two

References required. Call 680-6938.

Campus.

one

in

and board

room

private bathroom) in private

New

friendly neighborhood. 4335

American

Polynesian

with

renovated

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15-20 hours per week. Schedule nego-

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Apartments.

27712, T-F between 9am-spm.

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at Willowhaven

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ances, Product

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needed

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in

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bath.

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Therapist

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Henderson location. Full-time

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970-1389.

Great benefits and work for

be dependable

3 bed/2 bath brick

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we

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RN at

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swim team in N. Durham. Must

summer

kids.

Coach

2

appliances.

pets. Very Swim

Must have

coordinator and pro-

DUMC research

a

Excellent