I just moved to 20 Winchester Ave and I am looking to rent a parking space. I am hoping to find something closer and less expensive than the Pierson-Sage Garage. If you live near there and have space in your driveway or garage let me know. Price negotiable. Contact me at abellafiore@gmail.com ~Annette
Used, yet very functional bicycle for sale $75 or best offer ($400 value). Hand pump and U-lock included. New alloy rear wheel installed this past May during recent tune-up.
Free bookshelf available: black, 3 shelves, approx. 3′ tall by 2′ wide. Please contact kristen.welsh@yale.edu if interested. Must get rid of ASAP.
Welcome (and welcome back) FES’ers! If any of y’all are looking to hire someone to help you move in/out of your apartment, bring back stuff from IKEA, or schlep your big tv up all those stairs, feel free to contact my husband, Nelson. He’s got a pick-up truck and is available to help any day in and around New Haven.
I will be driving to New Haven from North Carolina and would love some company and someone to split gas with. I plan on leaving August 10th, but I am flexible (give or take a day or two). I just need to get to New Haven before mods begin. Also, I will have plenty of room in my car if you have lots of stuff. So if you live on the East coast and want a ride let me know at boalwhite@gmail.com or robert.a.white@yale.edu.
I have an entire apartment fullof stuff to sell. The more you buy the more free stuff (cushions, kitchen utensils, etc) you’ll get (if you want)! Read more »
I got this air conditioner from a graduating student, but it doesn’t fit in the tiny windows in my bedroom. But the air conditioner works just fine and isn’t so big as to be inefficient. It will fit any normal size window (> 23″ wide). bailey.mccallum@yale.edu
I’m an incoming student at FES and just moved to New Haven. I have a bunch of moving boxes — for books, records, CDs, hanging clothing, whatever — that I need to get rid of by this upcoming Thursday, August 3. These things are freakishly expensive and they’re yours for free as long as you pick them up. Please send me an email if you’re interested. bpeich@panix.com.
We have a single TA opening for the fall term in EEB. The courses are Biology of Terrestrial Arthropods, Lecture and Lab, EEB 250a, 251La. If there are any incoming PH.D. or Master’s students with a background in Entomology would you forward them this e-mail. We’re asking that resumes be sent to maureen.cunningham@yale.edu and marta.wells@yale.edu. We will contact candidates by e-mail for interview.
I am looking to borrow a spotting scope to conduct a wetland bird survey next week (8/01–08/05). Any offers would be greatly appreciated. I would be happy to return the favor in the form of a fine six-pack or bottle of wine.
2 incomings, Duncan and Vin, looking for third person to share an extraordinarily gorgeous, secluded beach house. $667/month/person, 7.1 miles to school
Reminder: Bike to Work Breakfast this Friday… featuring PANCAKES! (With blueberries!). Sponsored by your very local Elm City Cycling bicycle advocacy group.
On Tuesday August 15th my husband and I will need two strong (!!!!!) people to help us move. We’ll be moving from Hamden (Spring Glen area) to Branford (right above Jalapeno Heaven). We mostly need help with two or three large, heavy, awkaward items and after those have been moved into the condo, you’re free to go.
My friend is looking for a home for a beautiful young stray cat she found. Here is what she wrote me:
hi all ~ my best friend is suddenly moving to new haven to do some research at the med school and he’s looking for a place to live for the year. he’s awesome and if i weren’t locked into my place i’d totally live with him somewhere. i thought some of you all may be looking for a roommate or know someone who is and may be able to provide sam some direction. if you think you may be of any assistance please email him at: sbracamo@uchicago.edu. Read more »
Last-minute bargain of otherwise expensive Stats books! Useful for Stats Class (101) and Multivariate Stat Class
Thinking Ecologically by Marian Chertow, required reading for Dan Esty’s Environmental Law and Policy class.