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Ad Manager: Holly Hendricks Local and National Display Advertising hollyhendricks@thedaily.washington.edu Ph: (206) 543-2336 Fax: (206) 543-2345

Sales Team Manager: Andrea Roark

Classified Advertising, Campus and National Agency Display Advertising andrearoark@thedaily.washington.edu Ph: (206) 543-2335 Fax: (206) 543-2345

Creative Manager: Alex Jansen Advertising Design alexjansen@thedaily.washington.edu Ph: (206) 543-2336 Fax: (206) 543-2345

Editor in Chief: Sarah Jeglum editor@thedaily.washington.edu Ph: (206) 543-2700 Fax: (206) 543-2345

Awards!

2008 Apple Award CMA Spring National Conference Best Overall Newspaper 2008 Mark of Ecellence Society of Journalists National Conference Breaking News Reporting 2008 Society of Professional Journalists Region X Best All-Around Daily Newspaper 2008 Society of Professional Journalists Region X First Place Breaking News Reporting 2008 CNBAM Spring National Conference Second Place Online Advertisement 2008 CNBAM Spring National Conference Third Place, Best Welcome Edition 2006 Apple Award CMA Spring National Conference Best Overall Newspaper Every weekday The Daily is exposed to 40,000+ students and 30,000+ faculty and staff.

Dear Prospective Advertiser, Thank you for interest in The Daily, the student voice for the University of Washington. With our unique position, The Daily is able to reach thousands of UW students, faculty, and alumni, as well as residents of the U-District, Wallingford, and Fremont area.

Introduction

Throughout the years, The Daily has produced 9 Pulitzer prize award winners, a National Book Award winner, and has won numerous awards including the Apple Award and the Newspaper Pacemaker Finalist Award. The Daily of the University of Washington has served as the student voice for the UW since 1891, reaching 40,000+ undergraduates, 30,000+ faculty, alumni, and thousands more every weekday. These readers turn to The Daily as an established source for local news, campus news and the latest goings-on in the greater Seattle area. Here at the Daily, our advertising staff is committed to providing excellent customer service to meet all your advertising needs. We believe in offering advertising options for every type of business, whether big or small, new or old. Every prospective advertiser is a valuable asset to us, and we are here to work as your personal marketing consultant to help you reach your target audience as effectively as possible. On behalf of our entire Advertising Department, I thank you for your time and consideration of our newspaper. We look forward to working with you throughout the next school year!

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Holly Hendricks Advertising Manager The Daily University of Washington

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ADVERTISING POLICIES Deadlines

•Space reservations must be received by 10AM three business days before publication. •Reservations can be made by phone, email, or fax. •For Special Editions space reservations must be received by 10AM one full week before publication. •For Intermission, space reservations must be received by 10AM the Friday prior to publication. •For online ads, space reservations bust be received by 10AM one business day before run date.

Cancellation Policy:

•Client will be charged in full for all space reserved unless scheduled ads are cancelled on time either by phone or email. •For ads running in The Daily, the cancellation deadline is 3 business days in advance at 10AM. •For Intermission, the cancellation deadline is the Friday prior at 10AM. •For Special Editions, the cancellation deadline is one week in advance at 10AM.

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Payment Policies

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Artwork Policy

Ad Sizing

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•All campus ads must be submitted with the name of the responsible party and budget number. •All new customers must prepay for the first 10 ads until they can establish a credit account and become a billable customer. •Payment options include check, cash, and credit. Checks should be payable to The Daily. We accept both Visa and MasterCard. •All artwork must be received by 10AM three business days before publication. Artwork not received by 10AM will not run as scheduled, but will be billed in full for ad space reserved. •For ad creates, all information needs to be submitted seven days prior to publication to ensure time for adjustments and an ad proof. •For ad changes, all information needs to be submitted five days prior to publication to ensure time for ad proofs. •Artwork must be the correct size, color, and format. We accept artwork in PDF, EPS, TIFF, and JPEG formats. Artwork NOT in the correct size, color, or format will be returned noting what changes must be made. •Artwork should be submitted by email or be available on disc. Please submit artwork to ads@thedaily. washington.edu or to your specific advertising representative.

Publishing Policies

•All advertising is subject to acceptance by The Daily, which reserves the right to reject copy at its sole discretion at any time prior to publication. The Daily will not knowingly publish ads which discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, ancestry, or physical disability. •Online advertising is subject to the same policies above. All banner ads are placed in rotating slots throughout The Daily’s website, so consistent appearance is not guaranteed. Impressions and click- through rates are available upon request.

The Daily is distributed on campus, within the U-District, Wallingford, and Fremont.

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The Daily’s website is home to exciting features such as The Daily HuskyCast, blogs, and exclusive news content.

2008-2009 Spring Quarter Deadline

A how to guide

The KEY to success

Monday, April 14, 2008

Back to School: 3/30 Greek Edition: 4/13 Summer Style: 4/29 Housing Guide: 5/13 Graduation: 6/5 Salute to Grads: 6/8

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Friday, October 26, 2007

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On Campus has 109 drops, including 20 new boxes this year.

Deadline: 8/3/08 Deadline: 9/14 Deadline: 9/16

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Off campus, has 161 drops including greek houses, with plans to increase by 100+ new locations this year.

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The Daily’s Web site, theuwdaily.com, recieves 10,000-12,000 hits per day!

Display Rates

Local Display Rates Open Rates:

Local Non-Profit Rate3:

$20/column inch for billable clients1 $18/column inch for pre-paid clients2

$10 per column inch

Color Rates: Billable clients are those clients who have already pre-paid 10 advertisements with The Daily and/or submit a satisfactory credit report. 1

Pre-paid clients are those clients who are pre-paying for their advertising, whether that be because The Daily has not extended credit to a client, or they elect to pre-pay for their advertising.

Local Non-Profit clients must be able to provide a non-profit number in order to recieve a non-profit rate and must have their billing address within a 300 mile radius of the UW. 3

Monday : Health & Beauty Tuesday : Clubs and bars Wednesday : Business Thursday : Faith Friday : Restaurants By contract only Artwork MUST remain the same throughout contract 10-run minimum

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Contract Rates

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Placement: 20% the total cost of the ad

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300”

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$10.50

500”

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The UW Daily is here to help make it easier for you to reach the student, faculty, and alumni audience effectively and costefficiently! We have contracts based on ad space purchased, and even our smallest contract will save you $300! So contact the Daily’s advertising department today and promote your business in the only publication distributed campus-wide and watch your business grow!

Directory Rates 2x2 ad 1x2 ad $12/week

$20/week

Must be prepaid

60% of UW students hold full or part-time jobs.

Directory ads are a great way for local businesses to start off advertising with The Daily. Directories are limited to either 1x2 or 2x2 ads, (shown left) the larger of which is roughly the size of a business card. Often readers will look through the directories for information about local businesses as well as any coupons or specials going on.

Campus Display Rates Campus Rate

$10/column inch

Student Rate

$5/column inch Campus departments must provide a budget number when reserving ad space.

Color Rates: spot color full color

Students recieve the lowest possible rate as The Daily strives to remain â&#x20AC;&#x153;The student voice since 1891.â&#x20AC;?

$100 $200

Students must prepay for their advertisements.

National Display Rates Open Rate

$20/column inch

Color Rates:

Pre-paid Rate

$18/column inch

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Display Rates

ARE YOU LOCAL? To earn reduced local contract or local nonprofit rates, you must answer one question!

Is your billing address within a 300-mile radius of the University of Washington?

$200 $300

Pre-printed Inserts Inserts may be published in increments of 1,000 with a minimum of 10,000 and a maximum run of 20,000. The maximum size is 8.5 x 11 inches, once inserts are folded to tabloid.

Campus Rates 1-4 pages

$50 per thousand

5-8 pages

$60 per thousand

9-12 pages

$70 per thousand

Local and National Rates

The minimum size is 7.5 x 10.25 inches, once folded to tabloid.

1-4 pages

$75 per thousand

5-8 pages

$90 per thousand

The Daily will charge an additional $10 per 1,000 for inserts of odd size or shape.

9-12 pages

$105 per thousand

21-32 pages

$120 per thousand

48% of student readers are seniors or graduate students and are over the age of 21

Please send a sample of the insert to the publisher for approval at publisher@thedaily.washington.edu. Inserts must be to the printer one week before the insertion date: Pacific Publishing Company 636 South Alaska Street Seattle, WA 98108 Please clearly mark shipment for insertion in The Daily, along with date of insertion.

Rates

Online Rates 728px. x 90px.

Rates

Home Page 300px. x 250px.

Home Page

The Daily’s Web site offers digital access to the day’s stories, classifieds, and much more. The Web site is the home of The Daily HuskyCast, videos brought to you by The Daily, as well as a blog, interactive polls, and other resources making it a high interest Web site for student, staff, alumni, and parents.

Top Banner

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Medium Rectangle

$300/week

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Small Rectangle (2 spots) $100/week

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Inside Page Top Banner

$200/week

Vertical Banner

$100/week

Small Rectangle

$75/week

Inside Page 180px. x 150px.

The Web site recieves approximately 10,000 hits per day.

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EXPERIENCED PART-TIME nanny sought to care for two boys in the Madrona neighborhood (8 month old and 2 year old) for 8 hours/day two days/week (during work-week). Must genuinely enjoy children of this age, have solid experience, and be reliable. Please email with references: vicky@dobrin-han.com.

PART-TIME NANNY needed for two children, ages 7 and 9. Hours are Monday-Friday from 3:30 to 6:00 starting September 3. Must have own car. Duties include picking kids up from school bus, starting homework, preparing snack, etc. Please email cover letter and relevant experience to tanaandandrew@comcast.net. $12-$15 per hour DOE.

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Rooms 810 FURNISHED BEDROOM (12 x 15) in large Cedar Park view home. Busy mom and vivacious teen give you tons of privacy! Share bath, kitchen, laundry, piano, dance ﬂoor. Utilities included. Female student, nonsmoking. Available August 20. Hardwood ﬂoors. Near bus. Price negotiable. (206)368-9608.

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LOOKING FOR A good natured and fun after school nanny for 2 children, age 11 and 14. Very close to UW. Your own car and good driving record required. Good English speaking skills mandatory. Help with homework, play with kids, prefer person with energy who likes to play outside. Hours: approximately 2:30-6, Monday-Friday. $12-$15 per hour. DOE. E-mail: martibee@u.washington.edu. LOOKING FOR A nanny. We have a newborn who is 8 weeks old and needs a nanny to watch him a couple of days a week from 8-3pm on some days and on others days 2:30-6pm. Hours per week is between 10-20 hours; pay will depend on experience ($9-12/hour). Must have experience with infants and references. We live in the Broadview/Bitter Lake area. Must have own transportation to and from our house. Call (206)517-8140/ valandclara@mac.com.

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PART-TIME NANNY needed in BOTHELL, 4- 5 weekdays per week, for 2 children (5.5 and 4 years old), in early morning (5:00-8:30am) for prep for school, walk to bus stop (older child) and transport to daycare (4 year old). Start mid-September through early June 2009. Must be nonsmoking, have own car, experience, and references please. Please call Stephanie at (206)321-0249 or e-mail: whaledoc@verizon.net. PART-TIME NANNY wanted in Bellevue. Care for 4 month old girl in home 12 hours/week. Monday 8-12; Wednesday 124; Friday 8-12. $10-$12/hour. Must provide references and have own transportation. E-mail: keb292@hotmail.com.

A COMMUTE- FREE studio! 1/2 block to UW. Clean studio rooms with private bath, refrigerator. (206)524-5544, 4629 21st Ave NE. www.huskycourt.com.

Charming 8 plus bedrooms home, 2 bath, newly reﬁnished hardwood ﬂoor, newly painted interior, new kitchen. $3900. First, last and $1500 deposit. (206)227-7981 or (206)632-9009 Furnished apartments, within walking distance to Campus, Good size Studio, $675 includes Heating bill. First, last and $200. Extra large 1 bedroom. $775 includes Water/Sewer/Garbage. First, last $300 deposit

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1 BEDROOM/1 BATH condo, in-unit washer/dryer, secure parking, on BurkeGilman, 5 minute bike ride to IMA, U-Village shopping, excellent for quiet, studious person. $1200, unit 407 Blakeley Place Condominium, (206)729-3540. 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 baths in 4-plex, with new large capacity washer and dryer, $1395. Wedgwood, Maple Leaf, Hawthorne Hills area. Great neighborhood, conveniences nearby, Starbucks across the street. When current tenant vacates, new carpet, vinyl, paint. Covered parking space included, water/sewer/garbage $35/person/month. 7061 35th Ave NE, 98115. (206)525-7300. 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, $1495. First ﬂoor with semi-private yard (available approximately 9/15). Quiet, 10 minutes from UDistrict, 1/2 block from bus, near U-Village and Children’s Hospital. 4054 NE 55th St. (206)525-7300.

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UNIVERSITY WALK TO campus, spacious 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, newly painted interior. $1375/month. First, last and $500 deposit. (206)227-7981, (206)632-9009

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Unfurnished Apartments 845 ! FALL PRE-LEASING NOW ! We invite you to tour our 1- 2 bedroom units with balconies, full bath, kitchen, secure entry and parking, on-site laundry and management. Priced $815- 1,205. Parking is now available! Priced $35- 75. Ask about out special discounts! E-mail us at: 4262@cohorealestate.com.

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AFTER SCHOOL NANNY/DRIVER. Fun and busy Clyde Hill family with three children: 11, 13, 15 years. Monday/Wednesday afternoons, approx 2-6pm. Start in September. Cool car provided, EXCELLENT COMPENSATION. Contact: lhaeger@seanet.com.

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Housekeeping 540 WE ARE LOOKING for a part-time housekeeper/ nanny in North Ballard. 3 year old boy and 1year old girl. $17/ hour. Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8am- 12:30pm. Monday/ Wednesday/ Friday afternoons 12:30pm- 5:30pm. Flexible days as long as fixed schedule. Approximately 20- 25 hours/ week. Is plus if you are fluent in 2nd language. High energy, multitasking job. Household management and nanny experience required. E-mail your qualifications to: ballard.mama@hotmail.com. More details available.

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FREE ROOM/ BOARD in exchange for light housework. Spacious Mother- in- law apartment, furnished. Great location. West Seattle, busline. (206)323-1972, (206)790-5000, khudesman@yahoo.com.

2 BEDROOM, 2 blocks from campus. Washer, dryer, bamboo ﬂoors. $1200/ month. (206)794-4779, universityrandy@comcast.net.

3 BEDROOMS, 2 bath, remodeled upstair duplex, dishwasher, hardwood ﬂoor, gas, parking, busline, UW Night Ride. $1380. Available September. (425)281-1268 ALL YOU NEED in a studio. 1/2 block to campus, private bathroom, high speed Internet access. 4548 20th Ave. NE, (206)524-5544. www.huskyplace.com.

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FULLY FURNISHED 6 bedroom house. Very clean. 10 minute walk from campus. Washer, dryer, dishwasher. Ideal for responsible students. $3000/ month. Available September 1, 2008. Call Barry: (206)275-3920.

BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED STUDIO. Southwest corner apartment, top ﬂoor. Hardwood ﬂoors, walk in closet, washer/ dryer. Lots of windows, quick walk to campus. Pleasant kitchen with abundant storage, full tiled bath with shower and a deep tub. Old world charm. $700. Nonsmoking. Parking available. (206)282-4027.

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NICE FURNISHED ROOM 2 blocks west of Starbucks on the Ave. Walk to UW campus and shops. $450 includes all utilities. Shared bathroom and kitchen. Spacious, light, furnished living room. Laundry on premises. 4142 12th Ave NE. (206)313-8881, www.sunsproperties.com.

JUST COMPLETELY REMODELED luxury 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment in a duplex few blocks from UW. $1,500/ month. (206)595-8862. LAKE CITY: PROMENADE at The Park Apartments. Gorgeous newer building, studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom territorial views, washer/ dryer, microwave, easy to UW. (206)368-6882. www.westlakeassociates.com

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WATERFRONT LIVING ON Portage Bay! 15 minute walk to UW! Beautifully furnished 2 bed/ 1 bath. Dishwasher, washer/ dryer, parking. Nice deck! Charming, quiet. Pictures at www.waterviewrentals.shutterfly.com $1850/ month. Call Tara: (310)270-6269. Thanks!

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NEW MINI STUDIOS 2 blocks west of Starbucks on the Ave. Walk to UW campus and shops. Private bathroom, shared kitchen. 1100 NE 47th St. $575- $675. (206)313-8881, www.sunsproperties.com.

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NICE 2 BEDROOMS, 2-story townhouse design. $1095. Skyline windows, deck, dishwasher, washer/dryer. Busline to UW. 5 minutes to Green Lake.

staff will be happy to work with you to 4- 5 BEDROOMS, Bryant, Ravenna, UVillage area, $2350/ month, 2 bathrooms, garage, ﬁreplace, all appliances including washer and dryer, near bus line, bike trail, groceries. Lease September 1st. (206)729-2423.

10337 Midvale Ave. North Call Mary: (206)526-9966, (206)779-6157.

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NANNY AVAILABLE FOR Fall afterschool care. 24 year old UW graduate with 5 plus years experience. CPR certiﬁed, email for full resume: montgal@u.washington.edu.

PART TIME SITTER beginning September 4th. Need sitter to take and pickup kids (ages 6 and 8) from school Monday/Tuesday/Thursday. Hours: 7:30am9am and 3pm-5:30pm throughout the school year. Car required. Very responsible. Some light housework/errands. $15 per hour. Please e-mail resume/references to: romanos2407@msn.com.

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PART-TIME ENRICHMENT TEACHERS in Seattle. Non-proﬁt child care agency has part-time openings: 7- 9am or 2:456pm, Monday through Friday with partial beneﬁts.$10- $15 per hour DOE. Experience with children 5- 12 years old. Please send cover letter and resume to: richard@communitydayschool.org, or fax to: (206)726-1318

FAMILY OR STUDENT group’s updated Queen Anne home. Upper level: open floor plan, 2 bedrooms, bath with washer dryer, kitchen, living room with gas fireplace, dining room. Deck and porch for entertaining. Fenced for pets. Lower level: private entrance, second complete living area, fireplace, laundry, bath, and kitchen. Garage, shop. 5 minute walk to public transit (13, 17, 31) for Downtown in 20 minutes and UW in 25. (206)216-5800.

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SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOM apartments. Close to transit, easy access to freeway. Walk- in closets, large balconies, tanning, hot tub, ﬁtness center. Willows Court Apartments: (206)361-0051.

at least one week prior to the deadline 2 BLOCKS FROM University; clean, quiet, rooms, all utilities included except water. Free cable/wireless Internet and phone/cable TV. Students welcome. 11th and 42nd Ave NE. $400-$500 (206)484-7866.

GREEN LAKE. 10 minutes to UW. Availble September. 4 bedrooms, 2 bath, ﬁreplace, washer, dryer, parking. $1,800. (425)739-9572, (206)355-7635.

UW 10 MINUTES, near Medical and Law Schools, Gasworks Park. Nice 1 bedroom, 1 bath, $1125 (720 square feet) and $1295 top ﬂoor with view (825 square feet). Washer and dryer, dishwasher, microwave, parking available for extra. 4016 8th Ave NE. (206)391-1463. Visit leeandassociatesmanagement.com.

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WALK TO CAMPUS. Big, beautiful, almost new 10 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Harwood floors, granite countertops, fireplace. $4800; first, last and $2000 damage deposit. 1 year lease. (206)525-2582; shalinahomes@yahoo.com.

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$675 INCLUDES UTILITIES (near Northgate); Available Sept 7th. Seeking a female graduate student to share quiet, beautiful home. Very large room with full bathroom and walk-in closet. We share the kitchen and laundry room. Eleven minutes from UW right on the busline. Beautiful backyard with deck and hottub. (206)368-0493

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BALLARD FAMILY SEEKING nanny for 2 children (8 and 5), Monday-Friday, 7:30am-9:00am. Also interested in possibly 1-2 days/week after school 3-5. Pay DOE. Please contact Michelle at (206)683-5826 or mota@mindspring.com.

REMODELED UNFURNISHED APARTMENT for rent, lower unit of a duplex house, 5 bedroom, 2 bath, washer and dryer, one year lease, no pets and no sublet, rent is $2200/ month plus utilities, available from 1st of September. No sublets. 5007 Brooklyn Ave NE, Apartment B. Please do not disturb tenant. Cell: (206)261-1570, Message: (206)523-4257.

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If an ad is sent in Word format, we can VIEWRIDGE FAMILY OF 2 kids (10 and 7 years) needs part-time nanny. Starting late September; weekdays, 2:45-5:30PM. Must have own car, gas reimbursed. Duties: driving for lessons, start homework. Prior experience helpful. Pay DOE. Call (206)987-2653 or e-mail: zerr@u.washington.edu

DUPLEX 2 BEDROOM, short walk to campus, ﬁreplace, washer/ dryer, parking, gardening possibilities, large kitchen. $1150. (206)617-2608.

PRELEASE FOR FALL New Studios with Private Bath 1/2 block to UW Secure building 4629 21st Ave. NE (206)524-5544 www.huskycourt.com

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THERAPY ASSITANT NEEDED for two year old in Columbia City from 9-11am, Monday-Friday. Excellent opportunity for students in ﬁelds related to psychology, education and speech and language. $10-$13/hour, DOE. Training will be provided. Email diam1@aol.com or call (206)335-6745. TUESDAYS. NANNY NEEDED for 13 month old and 4 year old adorable boys for Tuesdays from 8am- 6pm. Older boy goes to school 9am- 3pm. Nonsmoking, must have car and love dogs. Green Lake area. We’re looking for someone who is responsible yet energetic and fun- loving. Please call (206)617-7754 or e-mail orlysteinberg@hotmail.com.

5 BEDROOMS - beautiful craftsman close to campus. $2500/ month. 5252 19th Ave NE. 1 year lease. Call (425)278-1776.

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NEW MINI STUDIOS 2 blocks north of UW campus. Walk to shops and U- Village. Private bathroom, shared kitchen. Laundry on premises. 4733 21st Ave NE. $450- $585. (206)313-8881, www.sunsproperties.com.

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LOOKING FOR RESPONSIBLE, energetic, honest, caring female to work with 12 year old child with special needs. Experience helpful but not necessary. Approximately 20-25 hours a week. No calls after 9pm. Call (425)372-8369.

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LARGE 1 BEDROOM/ 2 bedrooms, 15th Avenue NE and NE 52nd. From $765$875. Lease, security, parking. No smoking. (206)985-1308.

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PROFESSIONAL FAMILY LOCATED in Matthews Beach area of Seattle (minutes from UW) looking for help with our childrens’ after school and summer schedules. Will provide a monthly salary, car, cell phone and room and board during the summer schedule if needed. Starting date would be September 3, 2008; please call Trina at (206)919-0253.

QUEEN ANNE FAMILY looking for a fun, enthusiastic nanny to watch our 2 children (7 and 9) after school Monday-Thursday 3:30-6:30 starting in September. Needs a reliable car. $14 per hour. E-mail marty_collins@comcast.net.

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LOOKING FOR ENERGETIC nanny to have fun with our girls ages 3, 7, and 10. We are located in Seward Park area. Hours: 1-5, number of days ﬂexible. Car and insurance required. Please e-mail: elana1977@hotmail.com for more information.

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UW 5 BLOCKS- Nice 1 bedroom, 1 bath, plus den, $1425 with washer, dryer, dishwasher, microwave. Fitness and tanning rooms. Parking $85. 4746 11th Ave NE. (206)525-7300. Visit leeandassociatesmanagement.com.

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AVAILABLE NOW: $550 inclusive, including food. Large room completely furnished. (206)525-2082.

UW- 1 BEDROOM, $725. No smoking, no pets. 4222 7th Avenue NE. Contact (206)375-3980 or (206)613-9804.

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US college students spend $46 billion in discretionary income every year.

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Our Advertising Representatives are very knowledgeable and can help you decide the best way to reach your target audience. They will go over the different advertising options available to you, as well as help build packages that can encompass several different options at once. It is our goal to help your business reach a larger audience, and it is in our best interest to make sure that your advertising is successful. If you have any questions about advertising in The Daily, do not hesitate to ask! Our staff will be happy to answer any questions you have.

While major newspapers are seeing a decline in readership, university publications are experiencing an increase in readership and online visits.

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Where are Students Spending Extra Cash? McDonald’s is students’ top fast food choice, with students visiting an average 2.4 times per month

Food $17.6

26% of college students use Verizon Wireless; Cingular/AT&T follows at 24% Clothing & Shoes $5.6

Entertainment $4.7

Cell Phone Service $4.5

Personal Care Products $3.4

Nightlife $3.3

Technology* $2.6

Cosmetics $1.6

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