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From: spr@raisin-nut.ai.mit.edu (Sally Richter)
Newsgroups: ne.housing
Subject: 1or2BR apt wanted
Date: 2 Sep 92 22:31:51 GMT

Greetings--

My husband and I are now living in a 1BR apartment in Cambridge.
The space is too small (3 small rooms in all --probably about
700 sq. feet).

We have lived at our current address for 3 years and at our
previous addresses for 5 years which we think states that we 
are responsible and reasonable tenants. We do have a cat which
is clean and well behaved. We are ready to move 1 October.

We are in hopes finding a place in Cambridge or Arlington 
near public transportation, maybe even with a yard. We are
willing to pay about $800 for a 2 br 750 for 1BR. 

Please call/email if you have an apartment or a lead to one.

Thanks,
Sally Richter
phone days: 253-6773 eves: 547-7094
From: suef@math.bu.edu (Sue Fisher)
Newsgroups: ne.housing
Subject: Apartment wanted in Cambridge/Somerville
Date: 26 Aug 92 12:02:49 GMT
Distribution: ne
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Boston University, Boston
Originator: suef@math.bu.edu

I am looking for a one or two bedroom apartment to
rent for Sept. 1 in Cambridge or Somerville with these qualities:
- near public transportation
- month to month lease (tenant at will)
- parking (either on street or a parking space)

If you have such an apartment to rent, please contact me at (617)353-2443
or (617)623-1534 (evenings), or send e-mail.

Susan Fisher
suef@math.bu.edu
From: skoffman@tri.com (Sue Koffman)
Newsgroups: ne.housing
Subject: 2-3 bedroom rental WANTED in Natick/Framingham area for October
Summary: rental october 2-3 bedrms natick area
Keywords: rental october 2-3 bedrms natick area
Date: 1 Sep 92 14:12:02 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: The Registry Inc.  Wellesley, MA  02181


I am looking for a 2-3 bedroom rental unit in the Natick/Framingham area
for October timeframe. My preference is for a multilevel unit with a 2 car 
garage with easy access to Rte 9.

I can be reached at skoffman@tri.com or 617-862-0589. Ask for Sue.
Newsgroups: ne.housing
From: Marcie Becker <becker@osf.org>
Subject: need to leave the city!
X-Xxmessage-Id: <A6C27D77CE010816@alimac12.osf.org>
X-Xxdate: Thu, 27 Aug 92 13:39:19 GMT
Organization: Open Software Foundation
X-Useragent: Nuntius v1.1.1d9
Distribution: ne
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 16:30:47 GMT

Looking for small house or apt. to RENT in suburban Boston with
TREES and non-urban setting, within 45 min. commute to
Cambridge. Please refer any leads!
From: ian@cns.bu.edu (Ian Boardman)
Newsgroups: ne.housing,bu.housing
Subject: female housemate available
Date: 1 Sep 92 20:09:35 GMT
Reply-To: ian@cns.bu.edu (Ian Boardman)
Followup-To: ne.housing
Distribution: ne
Organization: Boston University

[I am posting this for a friend, and you should reply to me;  I'll
forward information to her. ]

Intelligent, interesting, independent, mature and congenial woman
seeks friendly, semi-cooperative house in vicinity of Cambridge
(adjoining towns depending on access to T, safety, facilities, etc.).
She has a cat, and a car.  Rent should be roughly below $350, and she
is looking to move anytime from now.  She has lived in shared houses
for many years and is very compatible with all types of people of
varied races, gender, sexual preference, ages, and dietary
constraints.  She hopes to share a place with at least one other
woman, and with folks in the age range late 20's and up, who are
politically progressive or at least aware and tolerant.  If you or any
people you know need such a housemate, please contact me right away.
Thanks.

-- 

***********Ian Boardman -- ian@cns.bu.edu -- (617) 353-6181**********
Newsgroups: ne.housing
From: barryn@world.std.com (Barry N. Nelson)
Subject: 4 bedroom apartment for rent
Reply-To: kasmer@husc.harvard.edu
Organization: The World
Distribution: ne
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 13:16:38 GMT


For rent: 4 bedroom - 1 1/2 bath duplex apartment steps to Sullivan Station
"T" station.  On quiet Street.  Yard.  Pets OK.  Newly sanded hardwood
floors and newly painted.  Some of the bedrooms are small.  Very handy
to Downtown Boston, Bunker Hill Community College, N.E. University, etc.

RENT IS ONLY 895.  AVAILABLE NOW!  (8/25/92)

CALL CHUCK AT 617 965-0310

Ignore address at bottom.  Call the telephone number above, or respond to 
kasmer@husc.harvard.edu
-- 
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From: smezias@option.GBA.NYU.EDU (Stephen J. Mezias)
Newsgroups: ne.housing
Subject: 2BR Apartment available, New Haven CT
Date: 26 Aug 92 17:59:47 GMT
Distribution: ne
Organization: NYU Stern School of Business

LOWER YOUR MONTHLY RENT AND MOVE TO THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD IN NEW
HAVEN!  

LARGE, BRIGHT, TWO TO THREE BEDROOM APT. ONE HALF BLOCK FROM WOOSTER
SQUARE IN NEW HAVEN, CT.  IT IS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.  NEWLY TILED
BATHROOM AND NEW FLOORING IN THE KITCHEN.  ONE OFF-STREET PARKING
SPACE COMES WITH THE APARTMENT.  MONTHLY RENT IS $575.  THE FIRST
MONTH IS

$$FREE!!  $$FREE!!  $$FREE!!  $$FREE!!  $$FREE!!  $$FREE!!  $$FREE!!  

WITH A TWO YEAR LEASE AND A $1000 SECURITY DEPOSIT.  COLD WATER IS
INCLUDED.  HEAT AND HOT WATER, BOTH GAS FIRED, ARE NOT INCLUDED.

RESPOND VIA E-MAIL FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Newsgroups: ne.housing
From: jwi@world.std.com (Jazzman)
Subject: 1 BR Apt. in Arlington Heights available now
Organization: Nexus
Distribution: ne.housing
Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1992 22:55:10 GMT

1 bedroom apartment available now.  Nice, quiet location in Arlington Heights,
off Mass. Ave.  Convenient access to route 2, 30-second walk to the bus stop
for the Red Line.  Conveniently close to the shops and businesses in the
Heights.  $550/month rent includes electricity, heat, and hot water.

Summary:   1 BR apartment in Arlington Heights
           Quiet location on tree-lined street
           $550/month rent includes heat, hot water, and electricity
           Newly remodeled interior with modern bath, stove and refridgerator
           Walking distance to bank, PO, shops, deli, video store, and more
           Easy access to route 2, Mass Ave. (30 sec walk to Bus to Red Line)
           Parking in driveway for one car.
           Breezy porch for use in summer.

Please respond to: jwi@world.std.com  (John W. Irza)
Xref: sparky ne.housing:1106 ne.wanted:1190
From: psanders@ll.mit.edu (Pete Sanders)
Newsgroups: ne.housing,ne.wanted
Subject: Roomate Wanted in Westwood Ma.
Date: 1 Sep 92 17:03:49 GMT
Distribution: ne
Organization: MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Originator: psanders@ll.mit.edu (Pete Sanders)


	Professional, considerate  person wanted to share large house in 
Westwood Ma. The house has a decent yard, washer and dryer, and a garage. 
It is located on a quiet dead end street off of route 1A. Its less than one 
mile from route 128 and within walking distance of the commmuter rail. Rent 
is $350.00 per month plus 1/3 of the utilities. The room is available 
immediatly. Contact me (Pete) via email or (617)-981-6120days, (617)-461-2470 
eves.
From: DYER@MAINE.MAINE.EDU
Newsgroups: ne.housing
Subject: House for sale: Old Town, Maine
Date: 28 Aug 92 11:57:19 GMT
Organization: University of Maine System

HOUSE FOR SALE:  OLD TOWN, ME:

8 rooms, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, den, living room, new vinyl siding,
new replacement windows, new carpet & wallpaper upstairs, new paved
driveway, 1 car garage with opener, full basement partitioned off into
three rooms (workshop/utility, washroom, storage).  Deck, nicely landscaped
66' x 91' in town lot, close to University, on the bus route.  Great home
for first time home buyers.  Asking $69,000.  Call (207)-827-7020 after
4:30 PM or leave a message.
Newsgroups: athena.housing,ne.housing,ne.wanted
From: plee@mit.edu (Peter Lee)
Subject: Housemate Wanted in Allston
Keywords: housemate, housing, rent, roommate
Organization: Massachvsetts Institvte of Technology
Distribution: ne
Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1992 23:34:51 GMT

One of the smaller bedrooms in our six-bedroom house in
Allston is going to be available as of 9/7.  The house is in a
quiet, working-class, residential neighborhood north of the
turnpike.  It has a small yard and off-street parking for two
cars.  (On-street parking is rarely a problem.)  1-1/2 baths.  
Fairly large basement.  Washer and dryer. 

A Star Market is just a short walk away; the Boston Food Co-Op
is within easy biking distance.  A fifteen minute walk to
Harvard Business School; about 10 minutes by car (or 20 minutes
by bicycle) to MIT.

Ours is a friendly yet independent household comprised of two
MIT grad students, a NU grad student, a Harvard postdoc, and a
software person who works at MIT.

We are hoping that you will be: Male or female, reasonably neat,
responsible, friendly non-smoker with no pets.

Costs: $195/month + utilities.  The house is gas heated, and
it can vary seasonally between $5-$30/month/person.  Electricity
runs $10-$15/person.  First and last month rents plus one-month 
rent security deposit are required.

If all this interests you, please contact Pete, Robert or Heinz at
home at (617) 787-8980.  During the day, you can reach Pete at
253-3131 (also Internet: plee@mit.edu), Robert at 495-9535, or
Heinz at 253-7236.
Newsgroups: ne.motss
From: dyer@spdcc.com (Steve Dyer)
Subject: Dim Sum brunch for visiting motsser Michael Pettersen from OSU
Organization: S.P. Dyer Computer Consulting, Cambridge MA
Distribution: ne
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 16:30:51 GMT

We seem to have had a motss-related event every weekend for the past three,
so I approach this announcement with a bit of trepidation.  On the other
hand, you can't predict when a visiting motsser will pass thru Boston.

Michael Pettersen ("Perfect Love Casteth Out Fear" is his .sig) of Ohio
State is passing thru Boston this coming weekend, 8/29-30, before he
moves to Paris, and would enjoy meeting as many motssers as he can.  I
suggested a Dim Sum feast at China Pearl, 9 Tyler St. in Chinatown, this
coming Sunday morning, 8/30, at 11AM for any who would like to meet him
and enjoy his company.  China Pearl can be crowded, but our experience
in the past has been that we didn't have to wait too long.  No reservations.

Could people who are interested in attending send me mail to that effect?
This will help me organize things and know what to expect as we congregate
outside the restaurant.


-- 
Steve Dyer
dyer@ursa-major.spdcc.com aka {ima,harvard,rayssd,linus,m2c}!spdcc!dyer
From: Student.Assembly@dartmouth.edu (Student Assembly)
Newsgroups: ne.motss
Subject: Dartmouth condemns Oregon anti-gay and -lesbian referendum
Date: 26 Aug 92 09:48:21 GMT
Organization: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH


One (small) way to fight the Oregon referendum from afar:

The Student Assembly of Dartmouth College has passed by 22-8-1 a
statement reprinted below condemning the upcoming referedum in Oregon
to incorporate anti-gay and -lesbian provisions into the state
constitution.  Right now, it is legal in all 50 states to evict gay and
lesbian tenants, fire gay and lesbian employees, and execute other acts
of discrimination.  A few cities around the country have enacted civil
rights ordinances for gay and lesbian citizens.  The Oregon measure
would prohibit any city in Oregon from protecting them, would require
public schools to teach that homosexuality is Rabnormal, wrong,
unnatural, and perverseS and Rto be discouraged and avoidedS (quoted
from proposed amendment), and may force the state to fire all lesbian
and gay state employees, including teachers.

The Dartmouth Student Assembly will be sending a press release and the
statement to national and Oregonian media.  We would like to see
colleges and other entities around the country likewise generate
publicity and draw attention to the situation in Oregon.  We would like
to see the issue covered as broadly as the Louisiana gubernatorial
election in which David Duke ran.

Students, please urge your student governments to take up this issue so
that we can keep media attention on this egregious situation. 
Hopefully, other student governments will be able to pass stronger
language.

-Jeff Strabone

Jeff.Strabone@dartmouth.edu
===========

Dartmouth Statement on Human Rights

Sponsor: Auguste Goldman
Committee of Origin: None
Date of Passage: August 25, 1992

Whereas, the educational institutions in the United States can have a
profound effect on the maintenance of Human and Civil Rights in this
country, and

Whereas, educational institutions have a moral and intellectual duty to
fight bigotry, and

Whereas the Oregon Citizens AllianceUs referendum constitutes a Human
Rights violation,

We, the Student Assembly of Dartmouth College, hereby condemn the
Oregon Citizens AllianceUs anti-gay and -lesbian referendum on OregonUs
November ballot.  Furthermore, we encourage other student government
organizations around the country to join us in expressing outrage at
this flagrant assault on the civil and human rights of gays, lesbians,
and bisexuals by a state government.
Xref: sparky ne.motss:479 soc.motss:38106
From: coren@osf.org (Robert Coren)
Newsgroups: ne.motss,soc.motss
Subject: Brian Jarvis in Massachusetts
Keywords: Visit, Sunday, Gloucester
Date: 3 Sep 92 15:30:46 GMT
Distribution: ne
Organization: Open Software Foundation

[Apologies to non-NE folk who see this.]

Brian Jarvis, whom many of the New England cohort undoubtedly recall
fondly from the Toronto .con, will be visiting the Boston area this
weekend. John and I are hosting a get-together in Gloucester on Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 6, 2:00-whenever, for anyone who wishes to see, talk
to, interact with, or pretend unsuccessfully to ignore, Brian.

You may bring food or drink, if you like.

Anyone needing directions please send me mail (coren@osf.org) before
3:00 P.M. Friday.

Robert
Newsgroups: ne.motss
From: jay@banzai.PCC.COM (Jay Schuster)
Subject: Re: Dartmouth condemns Oregon anti-gay and -lesbian referendum
Organization: The People's Computer Company, Williston, VT
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 17:54:44 GMT

Student.Assembly@dartmouth.edu (Student Assembly) writes:
>Right now, it is legal in all 50 states to evict gay and
>lesbian tenants, fire gay and lesbian employees, and execute other acts
>of discrimination.

I was under the impression that Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
New Jersey, Hawaii, and Vermont all had gay and lesbian civil rights
laws.  We certainly do in Vermont; I have a picture taken during the
signing ceremony.

-- 
Jay Schuster <jay@pcc.COM>	uunet!uvm-gen!banzai!jay, attmail!banzai!jay
The People's Computer Company	`Revolutionary Programming'
Newsgroups: ne.org.bcs
From: jbciii@athena.mit.edu (Joel Couch)
Subject: BCS Amiga events
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Distribution: ne
Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1992 16:33:38 GMT

What's doin' at BCS Amiga. Lemme
tell ya. The video group is meeting
on Friday Sept. 4 at the BCS offices
(all directions to follow) at 7:30
PM. The focus will be a continuation
of last month's discussion on the
costs of getting into video. The
Amiga Tech group meets on Sept. 7,
a day that will live in infamy in
George Bush's mind. We will be in
conference room C at the BCS at 7:30
listening closely to Joel as he 
offers a talk on 'Digital Electronics
for Computer Users'. Our monthly
general meeting will take place in
** A NEW LOCATION **, namely MIT building
1 room 190 at 7:30. We will be installing
a 2.0 ROM upgrade and a Fatter Agnus
chip in an Amiga 500. Our monthly Amiga
open house will be on Friday Sept. 18
from 6 PM at the BCS offices. The front
door to the building ususally gets locked
at around 8PM, but anyone can get access
by going to the guard station in the
entry of building 200 there at One Kendall
Square and signing in. The guards will
then open the door. We also have a 
meeting of Amiga beginners on the last
Thursday of each month at Joel's house
at 7:30 PM (natch). For Sept. that's the 
24th. 
    MIT building 1 is in the main
campus complex right at the corner of
Mass Ave and Memorial Drive. One can go
in the MIT main entrance (pillars, stairs,
etc.) on Mass Ave and then turn right.
Go all the way down that corridor to find
building 1. Also, there is another entrance
on Mass Ave between the main one and the
river that will be more convenient for some.
There aren't any entrances on the river
side of building 1, but there are several
on the side facing the inner courtyard.
This courtyard is the HUGE one by the river
and is easily accessed on foot from Memorial
Drive. There should be abundant parking along
the Drive there.
    BCS office suite: One Kendall Sq., building
1400 West, 3rd Floor. Contrary to simple 
assumption, One Kendall Sq. isn't in Kendall 
Sq.! It's on Hampshire St. in Cambridge near 
the intersection of Broadway. Use the parking 
garage behind the complex on Old Binney St. 
As you walk out of the garage, cross the 
street and go ahead through the arch. Then 
go right and you will find the entrance of 
1400 West on your right. BCS is on the third 
floor.
    Joel lives at 10 Fellsway West Apt. 2
in Somervile, Mass. Fellsway is one block
West of McGrath Highway on Broadway. #10
is the first door off of Broadway.
    For more information call Joel Couch
at (617) 625-2856.
From: steve.woodward@betabbs.newton.ma.us (Steve Woodward) 
Newsgroups: ne.org.bcs
Subject: BCS FEEDS
Date: 26 Aug 92 11:21:00 GMT
Distribution: world
Organization: The Beta BBS -=- Newton MA -=- (617)244-7053
Reply-To: steve.woodward@betabbs.newton.ma.us (Steve Woodward) 

-> Has BCS stopped sending the "ne-org-bcs" feed or is my site not
-> recieving? I have been getting the feed regularly until the first of
-> july. But haven't recieved it since. Can someone reply via email to :

        That's the first message a ever got. (had this set up about a
week). If you get this let me know some how. Thanks.
                                                
Newsgroups: ne.org.bcs
From: mikem@pro-applebcs.UUCP (Michael Mulvey)
Subject: BCS Feeds
Organization: Proline [pro-applebcs] Boston Computer Society
Distribution: ne
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1992 01:00:31 GMT

 Has BCS stopped sending the "ne-org-bcs" feed or is my site not recieving?
I have been getting the feed regularly until the first of july. But haven't
recieved it since. Can someone reply via email to :

mikem@pro-applebcs.cts.com or dmamike@aol.com 

Thank you. 

- Mike Mulvey
Newsgroups: ne.general
From: jamesp@world.std.com (james M peterson)
Subject: Part II - Re: ? Stopping video screens from shaking
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
Distribution: ne
Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1992 22:33:58 GMT

The main culprit has been found; the refridgerator!

Now how to fix it?  A line conditioner seems to work when the fridge is idling
(compressor not running).  Things start shaking when the fridge kicks in 
though.  The unit is 15 feet away.   

The coils are exposed at the back and facing the computer room.  The fridge is
probably 5 - 7 years old.  Is the magnetic field from the motor causing the
problem or coils broadcasting (or house wiring broadcasting) or ...?
  How to fix?  New fridges any better?  Should I live off canned food?

Newsgroups: ne.general,rec.sport.basketball,rec.sport.volleyball,osf.junk
From: josh@osf.org (Joshua Goldman)
Subject: Cambridge gym available for rent at lunchtimes
Followup-To: ne.general
Organization: Open Software Foundation
Distribution: ne
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 18:49:22 GMT

If you have had a lunchtime volleyball or basketball game going this summer and
would like a place in Cambridge MA to move it indoors for the winter, have I got
a deal for you ...

The Cambridge Community Center is at 5 Calander St.  (off of Western Ave.).  It's
a reasonable fullcourt basketball court (nothing fancy, no high-tech backboards). 
They run an afterschool program and rent out the gym to community groups in
the evening. (All the evening slots are taken.  The evening game I play in has
been going for about 6 years and most of the other games have been going on
longer.)

But the court is available weekday lunchtimes.  They have been very flexible
in the past, with either a fixed rate for the semester (Sept to Jan and Jan to
June) or a $5 per person per session charge.  I've played in both a lunchtime
basketball and volleyball game over the years, but both games have fallen
apart.

Two caveats:

  There is only one changing room/showers room.  For mixed groups, either
  men or women will have to change in their bathroom.

  The gym is closed on Cambridge school snow days, school vacation days, and
  half days.  They're usually good about letting you know what the schedule
  is, but we've had a few surprises.

Call them at 547-6811.  R. Jay is in charge of renting out the gym.  

You can also send me email if you have any questions.

They also have a meeting room that they rent out for meetings, but remember
this is a low-cost, low-frills place.  No air conditioning, etc.

I have no connection with the CCC other than having played hoop and vball
there.

[sorry for any distribution beyond the Cambridge/Boston area]
-- 
Joshua Goldman josh@osf.org 617-621-8857
Open Software Foundation
11 Cambridge Center
Cambridge, MA 02142
Newsgroups: ne.general
From: jswartz@mbunix.mitre.org (Swartz)
Subject: Re: Investment Advice Wanted
Organization: The MITRE Corporation, Bedford, MA
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 20:11:21 GMT

In article <9208251722.AA03647@neptune.think.com> lincoln@think.com (Lincoln Marta) writes:
>I would like to ask about mutual fund investment recommendations
>I am interested in putting together some sort of investment
>portfolio.  Yesterday, I spoke with someone from IDS, who called
>himself a financial planer.  The meeting was quite informative
>and his deal sounded very promising.  His price was $350 for 
>doing a financial analysis.  Then later he would put together
>a package of equity, bonds, and funds "to help me achieve my
>financial goals". After resisting this pitch and reading through
>the information he left behind, I found out that this planner 
>makes his money via commisions, and would probably recommend a
>plan to me which would include buying some investments, which
>would result in paying him commissions.  
>
>Also has anyone had experience with a financial planner?  What advice
>does the net have to offer?
>
>Send email to: lincoln@Think.com
>

If anyone has any opinions on a financial planner, or IDS in particular, I
would be interested in hearing them also, so please post, or send me via
email if you think it is inappropriate.  I have also recently spoken to 
someone from IDS and recived a similar pitch.

--John

-- 
JOHN A. SWARTZ - The MITRE Corp. Bedford, MA * John_Swartz@iegate.mitre.org
"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
 One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them."  J.R.R. Tolkien