Student Manor
Reserving For Fall
Low Summer Rates!!
Fall: 1 Bdrm $465, 2 Bdrm $595
Summer: 1 Bdrm $325, 2 Bdrm $360
Large, Clean, Quiet,
1 & 2 bedrooms,
Nicely Furnished, Laundry Room,
Water/Sewage/Garbage Paid,
1 Block from campus. No Pets.
1442 E. 18th Mgr. #20
call Chuck @ 344-4760
please call for appointment
016305
We ship your stuff home!
Take advantage of our Student Discounts
Furniture, computers, stereos, TV’s
Insured, custom packing • Boxes for sale
UPS, Ocean Freight, Motor Freight
MCKENNA
ESTATES
1& 2 Bedrooms Now Available!
Save with no application/screening fee
2 Bedroom Executive
-$850
• Custom 2-level floor plan
• Huge master bed & bath
• 2 full baths
• 1400 sq. ft
2 Bedroom Deluxe
-$750
• Unique 2-level floor plan
• Walk-in closet
• 2 full baths
• 1200 sq. ft.
1 Bedroom - $650
• 850 sq. ft
All Units Include:
• Air conditioning
• Gas fire place
• Laundry hook-ups
• Oak cabinets
• Balcony
• Extended basic cable
Plus:
• Community Center
• Exercise room
• Sports court
• Covered, lighted parking
3450 McKenna Drive, Eugene
(off Kinsrow, east of Autzen Stadium)
342-5735
For more info and floor plans visit
www.mckennaestates.com
The SunSpot offers
spacious rooms,
acookanda
recreation room
where tenants
can relax.
Danielle Hickey
Emerald
Boarding houses
continued from page 7B
Friehette also leases The Spot, a 6-year-old boarding house
at 15th Avenue and Kincaid Street, to community members
as well as students. Similar to the residence halls, The
SunSpot and The Spot have community bathrooms, com
mon areas and dining rooms. However, the single-person
rooms come in multiple sizes and are a little larger than the
standard residence hall rooms.
In addition to the bigger bedrooms, The SunSpot offers
students a desk and bed, as well as meals cooked by an in
house chef.
“(The houses) have a smaller, more intimate setting than
the dorms, with a convenient location across the street from
campus," Friehette said.
Sophomore Annie Klug said the greatest benefit of living
at The SunSpot is its proximity to campus.
“I also have a lot of freedom,” she said. “We have a resi
dent manager who makes sure we’re OK, but I can do pretty
much whatever I want.”
Frichette said that many students choose to live in the
boarding houses when the residence halls are already full.
This was the case for freshman Ghristin Haehl.
“I didn’t get into the dorms, so my mom called the greek
office, and they referred us to The SunSpot,” Frichette said.
She said the boarding houses are an easy place to
make friends.
“Because all of the meals are put out at the same time,
everyone comes together and eats,” she said. “Even if
people keep to themselves, they still have to eat some time.
There is also a living room where people can watch TV
together.”
At The SunSpot, rooms are #195 to #375 a month during
the summer and #600 to #745 for the rest of the year.
Rooms at The Spot run from about #345 to #400 a month
during fall, winter and spring.
— Sabrina Gowette for the Emerald
Movers
continued from page 7 B
and co-workers for recommendations, and try to book with
a company five to eight weeks before the move.
Tell the company whether you’re moving locally (less
than 100 miles within a state), intrastate (100+ miles
within a state) or interstate (between states). Local moves
are billed at an hourly rate, whereas intrastate and inter
state moves are billed according to the size and weight of
your shipment.
Get at least three written estimates. Companies will gen
erally give free estimates, but confirm this before an estima
tor comes to your house. If you can get an NTE (“Not to Ex
ceed Price”) estimate, do so. This means that the price
cannot go above the estimate; it may be less.
Make sure you discuss insurance coverage with your
mover and understand the level of coverage you decide on.
If one or more of your items requires special handling, in
quire whether the mover has the experience and equipment
to do the job. Find out what they won’t move. Some compa
nies choose not to handle high-value items and/or danger
ous substances (corrosives, explosives, flammables, etc.).
In addition, many people feel more secure when they
stick with well-known, brand-name companies — compa
nies that have been in business for years and have built up a
reputation for quality service.
“When you contract with a mover, there are certain
things you expect,” says Laura Gap, president of Allied Van
Lines. “Your belongings should arrive on time, in good con
dition, and at the agreed-upon price.”
For more tips on planning a move, or to find an Allied Van
Lines agent, visit the Web site at www.alliedvan.com.
Doing a little research beforehand can save a lot of hassle
when it comes time for the move.
— provided by NAPSI
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• Clean, Furnished
• FREE Utilities
• 1/2 Block To U of O
• Quiet Policy
• No Pets
• On-Site Laundry/Parking
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