Page 12, Portland Observer, April 24, 1906
Boston Univ.
internships
B O STO N — Boston University is
currently accepting applications for
its Washington Legislative Internship
on Community and Polity program,
where students work and study in the
nation's capitol.
Sponsored by the University's Cen­
ter for Judaic Studies, the Comm un­
ity and Polity program takes a unique
approach to the Washington intern­
ship experience. Il focuses on how
members of a minority group form u­
late strategies to approach relevant
issues, and how they pursue these in­
terests through political and legislative
processes Interns explore the roles
thaï national organizations, voluntary
agencies, and special interest groups
play in the workings of our demo­
cratic system.
The interns' course and field work
are well-integrated to provide them
with a well-rounded, practical aca­
demic experience During the fall
semester, students complete academic-
preparation
at
their
respective
schools. They must complete courses
pertinent to an ethnic group as well
as from the fields of sociology, po­
litical science or economics.
In the spring, interns participate in
the everyday operation o f a Wash­
ington, D .C ., office, while taking two
seminars
Interns lake placements
with groups or agencies matching
their interests. Almost any ethnic or
religious minority advocacy group
that is engaged in lobbying activities is
appropriate for placement.
Some o f the organizations open to
internships include the American
Jewish Committee, Black Caucus,
Hispanic Caucus, Religious Action
( enter, American Hellenic Education
Progressive Association, and many
more.
The application process is highly
competitive, with only 10-15 posi­
tions available The internship is un­
paid. but work-study may be avail­
able for qualified students. Tor work-
study information, students should
contact the financial aid office at their
school
The year-long program coincides
with the academic calendar o f Boston
University, and interns are charged
the same tuition and fees as matricu­
lated Boston Univesity students The
University provides housing in apart
menis located near the Capitol.
To be eligible, students must have a
.1.0cumulative average, a basic under­
standing o f American politics, some
experience in campus or community
affairs, well-developed verbal and
written skills, and the ability to work
independently.
Tor further information or an ap­
plication packet, wrote to Hillel Le­
vine. Boston University, Washington
Internship on Community and Polity,
745 ( otnmonwealth Avenue, 6th
flo o r, Boston, M A 02215, or call
617-1514428.
OWN A HOME
FOR LESS THAN
$25.000!
★ THAT’S RIGHT!!! - HUD is offering several homes listed below for
less than ‘25,000!!!
.INTERESTED? - Call any real estate agent and say, “I’m
★ interested in owning a HUD home.” They’ll provide you with
the information, show you homes, complete the paperwork, and
best of all, HUD PAYS the agent’s commission, if there’s a sale.
★ TOO EXPENSIVE? - If our low, low asking price is more than your
budget will allow, make us an offer!! We might accept it!!
★ WHAT SHOULD YOU DO? - Call or see a real estate agent TODAY!!!
BID OPENING HOMES
BID ACCEPTED UNTIL 11:00 AM MAY 6TH
BID OPENING 1:00 PM MAY 6TH
7247 FlaAa Ara N. Portland
3 B d 1 B a 13 6 8 S q Ft
I N lo*adori Wlnalon
3 B d 1 B a 1 9 2 0 S q Ft
•14 020
'14.000
14111211* I t M . Vancouver
3 B d 2 B a 1 2 2 8 S q Ft
'37,000
■ 3041 AonhrooO Or Eugono
3 B d 1 B a 9 1 2 S q Ft
•2*00«
2417 101* A r a « Portland
4 BO 1 'r B a 1 5 1 9 S q F I
* 1344 OuoAert, Eugene
3 B d 1 ' y B i 1 0 1 3 S q Ft
•24.500
4240 241* Ara « Portland
3 BO
1 B a 1 0 3 0 S q Ft
'20 000
4220 Panala I t 8W Portland
3 B d 1'V B a 1 1 4 4 S q Ft
‘41.000
•22 000
'21 000
2033-25 UrnatIHa I t U Portland
4 B d 2 B a 163 2 S q Ft D u p la «
'42.000
' N T4 11», O f « G'ooham
3 Bd 2 B a l 5 7 « S q F t
41101121* Ara M Portland
2 BO
1 B a 0 2 8 S q Ft
• 1021143rd Avo «.Vancouver
3 B d . 2 B a 1 3 8 9 S q Ft
i l 000
'31.000
'52 000
424 32nd I t N IprtnattoM
3 B d 1 B a 9 5 2 S q Ft
3701 I M I * Avo « Vancouver
3 B d 2 B a . 140 4 Sq Ft
'14,100
■ 1 , 1 0 « 1441* Ara Vancouver
3 B d 2 B a 1 2 7 2 S q Ft
>41000
114 Fraacoti I t xiamat* FaNa
L o t O n ly A p p ro « 3 9 3 6 S q F I
'22 000
■ , 524 141,0 4 , » « Portland
•2.200
« Bd
2 B a 192 8 S q F t
ID OPENING HOMES
BID ACCEPTED UNTIL 11:00 AM APRIL 29TH
BID OPENING 1:00 PM APRIL 29TH
372 Manioc» I t Arlington
3 B d , ' • B a 1 3 8 6 S q FI
'14 100
7127 ,01* Are ME Portland
3 Bd 1 Ba 1509 Sq Ft
',4 000
' 4702 Ratina A ra N Salon
3 Bd 2 Ba U B S S q F t
'35120
' ,2112 741* SI « Vancouver
3 Bd 1 B a 1056 S q F,
732 41* 11 1 Cortege Grove
2 B d 2 B a 9 0 6 S q Ft
•14 200
2703 Franklin SE Portland
2 B d 1 B a 8 7 6 S q Ft
‘31000
134 241* M Sprlngtleld
2 B d 1 B a 7 2 4 S q Ft
•14 400
• 7201 ,21», Are ME Vancouver
3 B d 1 B a 10 5 6 S q Ft
2442 Ven laran SI. Eugene
3 B d , ’ r B a 126 8 S q FI
•27 500
• ,237 Canora SI ME Portland
2 B d 1 B a 1 0 0 8 S q Ft
'42 000
• 7304 121», Are ME Vancouver
3 Bd 1 Ba ’ 0 5 6 Sq F,
' 124 21* I t E Cataratta
3 Bd 2 B a 1 5 2 9 S q F , M o b il.-
• 107 Toliver M Molalla
2 B d 1 B a 8 2 7 S q Ft
• ,0214 Sacramento «
20 000
'37 000
2 Bd
'24 200
• 21543 a l l Aa* Moadooa I Wllaontille
1 B d , 'r B a 130 2 S q Ft
Portland
1 B a 744 S q F ,
'34 000
• 3320 Fairhaven « Salem
2 Bd 1B a ,0 5 'S q F t
1204 NE 41* St Vancouver
2 Bd 1 B a 1 ,7 6 S q F ,
• 7404 12141 At» ME Vancouver
3 B d I B a 1 0 5 6 S q Ft
»303 241* SI ME Vancouver
3 B d 1 B a 8 1 6 S q Ft
2312,551* A r a « Vancouver
3 B d 2 B a 1411 S q Ft
S chool Lunch
EXTENDED LISTING HOMES
M enu
m a an rm ,la «
April 29
Polynesian Meatballs
Oortna
3 Bri 1 H Ba ,3 6 , Sq Frt2 Arirw l
342 101* N. Cartage Grove
3 Bd 1 B a 1735 Sq F,
with flu ffy Rice
Carrot Coins with
Ranch Dip
fresh Pear Hall
(iranola Cookie
Milk
' 104 3rd I I Gaaton
3 B d . 1' r B a . 1 3 6 0 S q F l
111 AantMa AvoW Mammon
2 B d 1 B a 8 9 6 S q Ft
'4 9 100
‘22.300
'47.000
'20,400
'24 300
7’ 7 cine»*, I t P ianai* Feda
2 Bd. 1 B a 1156 Sq F,
434 Ma*, E. PRO, Rock
2 B d i B a , 0 4 6 S q Ft
'U.1S0
'10 000
2 4 1 7 ,1 1 *A v a « Portland
2 B d 1 B a 10 2 2 S q Ft
•21
347 TIR Avo. I
3 B d 1 B a 1301 S q Ft
7 1 1 1M , 81M . Troutdale
3 B d 2 B a 1 2 3 8 S q F1
■14 200
132 7M * Avo « Portland
3 B d 2 B a 1 6 6 8 S q F , D u pW a
'17.000
- 4402 SE Draw U li.au» •«
2 B d 1 B a 8 2 0 S q Ft
•33.110
M H W cM g an Ava N Portland
5 B d I ’ . B a 1 6 8 0 S q Ft
’11400
3*7 Warn», I I Oregon CHy
2 Bd. 1 B a 8 5 2 S q Ft
' 17773 C hea* Court Sandy
2 Bd
11M Magia I , Waal. C<
2 Bd 1 Ba 720 Sq F,
★ NEW CHANGE:
April 30
Mexican Haystack
Lettuce and Tomato
Whole Kernel Corn
Apple Wedges
Trail Mix
Milk
4004 Mtaaaurt Avo M. Poritand
2 B d 1 B a 8 7 2 S q Ft
4317 Avalon P, Xlanat* Falla
3 B d . 1 B a . 13 7 8 S q Ft
1 Ba 8 4 0 Sq F,
•21
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
★ Only homes with • are eligible for FHA mortgage Insurance. Buyer must choose lender.
★ The only contingency tor financing is FHA mortgage insurance. These
★
M ay 1
Corn Dog
french fries
Tossed Salad w/Dressing
Orange Smiles
Milk
M ay2
Barbecue Chicken
Potato Salad
Celery Chunks
w/Peanut Butter Dip
Strawberry Shortcake
Milk
properties are identified with an •.
Homes listed above as “Extended Listing Homes" and Hornet Hated as
“Bid Opening Homes" that are not sold as a result of the competitive
bid offering will remain available lor sale until such time as they are
subsequently relisted under different terms. Each working day at 3:30
pm offers received for these homes during the day will be evaluated. In
the event that circumstances prevent HUD from opening offers on a
given day, the properties will remain available up to the point of actual
acceptance by HUD of the beat net offer. Offers submitted under this
procedure shall be submitted In appropriately marked sealed en­
velopes containing HUD-9551 with addendum, sales contract, earnest
money deposit, and forfeiture statement.
★ ALL HOMES SOLD AS IS, NO WARRANTY.
U.8. DEPT. OF HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
M ay 3
Deluxe Hamburger
Lettuce, Tom ato/Pickle
Tater Rounds
Peach Slice*
Milk
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