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The Search for an Internship as Described by The Office

If you’re a college student, no matter what your major is, you probably want to have an internship as part of your academic career. By the time you’re a junior or a senior, you kind of sort of have an idea of what you’re interested in, and an internship is a great way to try things out. Finding and getting the internship, however, is a whole adventure in itself. It definitely comes with its set of challenges.   18) Knowing where to start is the hardest part. Where do you go? Should you look online? What websites? Should you talk to a career counselor? It’s just all so confusing.  17) You question whether you have enough on your resume, or if it looks professional enough. 16) All the job postings are intimidating with the qualifications and years of experience.   15) If you go the online route, you learn very quickly

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This Bro Interviewing College Girls During Free The Nipple Campaign Is Hilarious

Submit your content representing your college to Info@UniversityPrimetime.com to be featured! This “Free The Nipple Campaign” turns around into a whole new direction when this guy starts interviewing its participants! He starts a petition to not only free the nipples of the girls protesting against having to “cover up,” but also to allow men to “free their nutsack.” I’m all about gender equality and body positivity, but what is this?!

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Top 10 Things NOT to Do in an Interview

Having been out of college for the past two years now, I can’t tell you enough how important it is in utilizing EVERYTHING the college has to offer. Time goes by so fast in college, even though you are probably procrastinating the hell out of that paper that’s due tomorrow. Whether you live on campus or commute, take the time to join groups, get that internship, and work on that resume (as well as that paper that’s due tomorrow). You are in college for a reason: to get a job. Make sure that when you do get that interview for that dream job you’ve always wanted, DO NOT DO THE FOLLOWING: 10) Be Late. Make an effort to be on time. Don’t be an hour early, but being 15 minutes early won’t hurt you. Especially if you have paperwork to fill out. 9) Be Unprepared and/or Dress Inappropriately. Do your

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Interview with San Fermin’s Founder Ellis Ludwig-Leone

Troy Heidtmann Sits Down for an Interview with San Fermin’s Founder Ellis Ludwig-Leone for a brief, but intimate interview at Boston Calling. A short while back I had the privilege of talking with San Fermin’s founder Ellis Ludwig-Leone. Sitting in what appeared to be a back ally of Boston City Hall with Boston Calling in full effect in the distance, I got to know Ludwig-Leone very well in the 10 minutes we spent together. Ludwig-Leone is a composer and songwriter from Brooklyn. He spent his high school years rocking out in a hard rock trio. Only to drop it all to study classical composition at Yale where he exceeded greatly and was the apprentice to  composer/arranger Nico Muhly. From there, San Fermin was born. I would like to start by getting a feel of your culture association… let me give you a scenario and you give me the first thing that comes to mind. You