Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 08, 1992, Page 15, Image 15

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    22S APTS DUPLEXES
8ig campus 1 bdrm Mod**
v>r,{^r*,'*|h*Kl 1375 inctuOa* J ' <sr>
•'*» p«rtunQ 145 4033
Blackstone Manor
17SO AkJar SI M/-OM4
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l »>,vuo U'ttt'i.ow pflfV/ig Ntt*'
Muse Scfwoi Tam Coo**4 &rwy
Campus Apartnitnii
Furrwahad 1 A? Bad room a
*325*450 4«5 2123
Cory, racantly ramodaiad * M'm'apt
*n v*n:aQ« farm houiu* Pvt dscfc «mh
. IM Of CoOurg h4fr l *rga yd no pat t
Am May 2nd *3S0*no 345 5715 _
ALMOST FREE!
1 txjrm apt C«mpua cMMtr qua*
tKiiW-ng Qiirngo too *oo OnQ*nafy
*4l9rtT>o ana roc? |350«X> Miau
MM Summ«K 4«M (optional). $109.
1 750 AJCX* No ' 9 68 7 6848
Fantaaitc studio apt S?7Vmo Avai
4 15 Pari act 1 bdrm apt |32S’mo
Avail S' 1 Both abova Club Was* Both
apt* shown a: 4 pm daily Inquire as
C'uO Wash counter
Studio and 2 bad room apartments
Pool laundry tao'i!** area! her zed
F va Ou'kJ ogs 15th A Mifyard locaton
484 99??
Taka ovar taaaa at $235 mo I20C
dep Share kitchen wrm i person'-f urn
735 E 14m -143 1009. y J
15th A Otrva
1 .gr*i &r,gr! and Spa'»' ,vg S'-O O and
ioM apartrrw»”", Great (ii»'Monr
sector siart.:nQ a: % 'bC
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15th 4tM ST>33
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Can Now For
MOVE IN SPECIAL
New A Beautiful
1 A 2 BEDROOM
FROM 1495
a 17 MONTH RENT FREE'
a WASHER DRYt R HOOKUPS
a COVERED PARKING
a FITNESS ROOM
a SUMMEHTIME POOL
a PATK3S-BALCONIES
a ON SITE SECURITY
p n o t, o t?ov i
3127 Kirisrow
lacioH from Autjro Sl»dtum)
686-2465
NORRIS & STEVENS
Man*g*m«m Co
Colt No* For
"VACATION
RACKAGE"
Now 4 Boouiiful
1 4 2 BEDROOM
FROM IS05
A t 7 Off 1ST MONTHS RENT
A COVERED PARKING
* WASHER DRVER HOOKUPS
A EUROPE AN KfTCHENS
A FITNESS ROOM
A CONVENIENT TO
VALIEV RIVER CENTER
1411 Klngiloy Rd
343-4 S49
NORRIS 4 STEVENS
Monogomonf Co
FO K K S T VII.UGC
Apartment!
Quit! **<wrty
Just immiiti Ifom downtown
HUS TO CAMPUS
♦ WEIGHT ROOM ♦ SAUNA'S
♦ SWIMMING POOL
RENTING NOW
2 Bdrm. t v, B* (475 A W9Smo
687-1318 s t Eug»n<
224 APTS DUPLEXES
ONI BiONOOM
9W W B'OSrtvwry Ho ' *'A5
yrv W R'oodwey Ho 7 STjOjO
*’85
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or> Parting |33C
3S3Q W Ame/on Good Ouw<
lAuntJry *350
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TWO BEDROOMS
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1400
SPRINGE* 10
’?0 f S* ? Od'm* Ou4< and
ciewr l sundry *360
No pets Shown by Appointment
SPYGLASS ASSOC lATf SAM 11»
Redwood Park Apt*.
QuUt. Country Living
With City ( om*nl#nr#
Unfurnished 1A 2 Bdmi
*370 IO *465
Loss Utitftiee On Busline
Equipped Weighs Hoorn. Spe
Wood Peril A Playground
l sundry F scililies
Also Furnished tulles
Studio. 1 I 2 B H
*600 to **75
individually Decorated
Completely Furnished
Everything From Cable TV to
Linens For Bed. Bath A Kitchen
On Site Menegement Team
4103 W. 18th
484 5775
Share 2 bdrm duple ■ 1* •'«**. pd*t
Southgate
Apartments
t ergs 1 Barm Apfuoi 5KX) sq ft
pool sauna on site laundry on
busline near campus 34 5 44 71
South Crest Apts
liec.sK‘tty 'o-'" » *•'
South Mi s ; o'm ’o ftiJgs-1 o l'«
t>,*> Stop 111 apt Iron! m«n JO ^
* rxirm% 54 **i*4* *;
54 7 7 Donald St M3-5TSS
WAl K TO CAMf'US
Off »••♦*#! p«t'S ’-;j .1 .'Xjry 5***1 *
dup a. ' Pun tx von ()nve f» '1 w
uv Ham { Vatu N.k"' **»v
343-41 09
Would you (As a really nice room
ail to yourself with a private t*eth
room, close to campus, in a near
building where your meals are pre
pared for you? Catt the Collegian.
343-1255_
A A it it A .1 .3
RESERVE NOW!
FOH SUMMER Oft FALL
{limited f available)
t Don <*1 344 54*95 to Stio
Irrvmaajidie ?snxy Ap<*
• kl«>,i lor 3 Of 4 Poopm •
Pr vote t>Wcor’4*-s or pa:.us ovwdoo*
rig ’no M > a.« porta*.? tor B8Q t
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MILIRACE APTS
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2 Blocks to U of O
A A A A A A A
EUGENI AAA NOR
Studio. Irg 1 bdrm A 2 bdrm . «Mt
. *»w Ut nc! tda/T-ng of *365 ’350
Fft*ry S? ? Q?A, 484 7441
Close to cimpui SubUaws *?39-mo
utii pd K T Cad the Offico 485 586/
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7140 HARMS ST
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SPYGIASS ASSOCIATESM4 1 U0
Turn room naar Mandrtcka Part
Qual ixw-rtg icy wort W idartf
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ROOM IN HOUSE
SrwaK) Mt-fMfcO. t«» • 1 D'A* lo C*^po4
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145-4145
255 ROOMMATES WANTED
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apt Cai Mnn at fi&1 YP> ‘
Quiat neighborhood South f ugena.
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apt $160 mo ♦ 14.' 44
MO REAL ESTATE
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270 CHID CARE
Cfulikii* lor 2 boye m my homo f «
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275 ELECTIONS
WANT TO MAKE A
CHANGE?
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STONE II
Outdoor Program a /v«*5 «#-<Od,
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Gain valuable experience
for your future
by running for the UO Bookstore
Board of Directors
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
THEUO BOOKSTOREis search,iigfor
memliers to serve on (hi- Bookstore Board ot
Directors These two year positions are
available
• 2 Sophomore Positions
• 1 Student-At-Large Position
• 1 Graduate Student Position
• 1 Teaching Faculty or Officer of
Administration Faculty Position
• 1 Classified Staff / Management
Service Personnel Position
THE UO BOOKSTORE hoard mem
tiers represent the student, faculty and stall
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opportunity to guide the l’() Bookstore in
policy matters. Members attend monthly
meetings and receive a monthly stipend
Nominations for available
positions will be token at the:
UO BOOKSTORE
ANNUAL MEETING
Tuesday, April 14th at 3:30 p.m.
in the Walnut Room, EMU Bldg.
(across from the Post Office)
For information, contact Bookstore Gen
eral Manager, -Jim Williams either in per
son or at .'{46-433 1
THE UO BOOKSTORE • 13TH & KINCAID