If we can't count on our peers to help us in life then the whole of this
group is ridiculous. No finding a gas cap for an auto will not affect a
museum career but, finding a place to live might.
We can only presume that the individual looking for a sublet is a museum
prof. and working in the industry.
If I had to relocate I would first trust family and friends to help and then
go to my professional peer group.
I hope we all understand that your profession is an extension of how you
choose to live your life, your profession is not simply a job, if it is, go
somewhere else, do something that will make you happy. Go somewhere where
you can rely on your peers for help.

Bart Hays

>On Mon, 3 Nov 1997, Adrian Wortley wrote:
>
>> >Single, male professional seeks alcove studio or larger by
>> >January 1. For six months to a year. Contact: [log in to unmask]
>>
>> perhaps someone would like to explain to me how it is that the museum-l
is
>> now being used for apartment hunting. in all fairness, i think there are
>> limits to the requests that should be made in this forum. are there not
>> apartment-seekers discussion lists available somewhere? quite frankly, i
>> don't think it is appropriate to use the list in this capacity and i
would
>> canvas people to think before they write on occasion.