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| San |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 08:45 AM
Forwarded from email:
Positions available: tutor, research assistant,
housekeeper
We are looking for a housekeeper, research assistant
and tutor to come and share our beautiful home in the
Bahamas -- three acres of natural land with palm trees
and turquoise Caribbean water. I am an English
Professor of Philosophy in Florida and commute. My
daughter is from Nepal of a Tibetan family. She is a
high school student, poor in English, but speaking
Tibetan, Nepali and Hindi and learning English.
We are trying to find one or two students who would
like part time work as tutor to my daughter, research
assistant to me, and housekeeper in exchange for a
small private apartment on the beach, meals and local
gym membership and small stipend.
You are a speaker of Nepali, Hindi, or Tibetan as well
as speaking perfect English. Ideal age: 18 to 27.
This is a perfect part time job for a writer. It
would suit a liberation theologian or feminist
theorist.
Short term appointments: 1 month, 3 months, or
negotiable. Permanent position may be available.
Travel once each year to Europe may also be included.
Contact: Angela Williams at angelalw73@yahoo.com
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| Biruwa |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 09:40 AM
They want tutor, research assistant, and housekeeper and all that just for part time. Sounds silly to me. Heck, that's a full time job.
And I know the perfect
liberation theologian or feminist theorist who can take the job! -SITARA.
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| wy |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 10:39 AM
If it were near a university (e.g., in Florida), some students would have been interested in it for a free room and board. Still, it sounds like a aweful lot of work (Tutor, RA, and a maid) for just room and board and a small stipend.
It may be attractive for someone who may be looking for a summer vacation trip to the Bahamas.
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| najar |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 10:45 AM
isn't our Paramendra around the area? if he is planning to stick there for few months, may be he could look into it, since it entails writing, travelling, research, language commands ---may be someone should post the link in his homepage! Paramendraji if you are reading this---all in good faith hai, pheri attack garnu hola malai links links and links plus 5K lecture le
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| Revival |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 04:33 PM
ha ha ha that was funny najar.
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| sally |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 06:11 PM
San, did you check this out?
The syntax has a few oddities for someone who is supposedly a native speaker, the email isn't at a university (strange for a "professor"), and no Angela Williams comes up on the Web in connection with a Florida university. Plus, it just sounds too good to be true.
Could be legit, but I'd advise anyone who is interested, or who wants to send this on to friends, to be cautious.
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| NK |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 07:04 PM
Sally The Detective aka Columbo. Are you smoking a cigar too Sally? :)
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| KaLaNkIsThAn |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 08:33 PM
Sally,
Extra dose of "Die another day" or what??
You are so right. I am just thinking, why didn't I think that before???
Oh I remember, I am born dummie!! hehe
Sally, change your name to JINX(although you don't jinx anything.... I hope youve watched "die another day" -- or are you Miss Marple???)
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| bipin |
Posted
on 27-Nov-02 08:56 PM
Sally:
Very perceptive!
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 29-Nov-02 09:24 PM
Biruwa ji
Thank you for your referral...! How about you? A little bit of the Bahamas sun and a good dose of miracle grow might do the trick and transform you into a "liberation theologician and/or a feminist theorist"!
:)
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