Students warned against subletting dorms for inaugural

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Cash-hungry college students eager to make a buck off D.C.’s inaugural housing market are getting a word of advice from administrators: Don’t.

With houses and apartments being offered for upward of $20,000 on the classifieds Web site Craigslist.com, a handful of area coeds thought a dorm room could be worth at least a few hundred.

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