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Good luck in finding your son a scholarship.  I have out myself through
three years of college at the Univeristy of Oregon, working the entire
time, so I know what it is like to being looking for a way to earn money. 
I hope your son is currently working to try and make as much money as he
can to help out with his education.
   jenIn article <3o5tmf$cd4@news.duke.edu>, lmv@acpub.duke.edu (Lynn Van
Scoyoc) wrote:

> Posted for Dimitar Ivanov:
> 
> Dear Sir or Madam,
>    I am a visiting professor at Duke University, who desperately needs
> your help.My son Vladislav has been accepted by the Electrical/ Computer
> Engineering Departments at Duke, Lafayette College, and NC State in
> Raleigh. We are Bulgariian, and therefore have no access to financial aid
> programs.There are no scholarships or grants for Bulgarian and other East
> European freshmen that I know of. My son has been promised $12,000 by a
> generous sponsor, and we can provide $5,000. But we still need $3,000 in
> the bank for NC State to allow admission, and much more for Duke.
>    This is such a rare chance for a young man from small isolated
> postcommunist country to have an opportunity for advanced study in this
> area, and this is the chance of a lifetime for him.
>    My son's abilities would benefit any business in the US if only he
> could stay here and make most of them.
>    I would appreciate any help you could give me, including information
> about or amount of sponsorship you might be able to provide. If you can
> not help personally, perhaps you have some ideas?
>    Thank you very much for your assistance and attention. My tel. is
> (919)660-4303 (W), (919)383-4641 (H) and E-mail: di1@acpub.duke.edu
>    Dimitar Ivanov
>    visiting professor at Duke