1997_05 The Daily Collegian May 1997

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THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Thursday, May 8, 1997
News
News Editor: Matthew Hart
Telephone: (209) 278-2556
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things for students providing ser¬
vices, jobs and recently they helped
one of my friends who has cancer,     violence. Evans said he thought the
They need to be repaid somehow.1?     dialogue was a good thing and he
University of Colorado Police     noted lhat many students on the Hill
Capt. Dave Evans was in the audi- * on Monday night helped to quell
ence. but would not comment on     more potential rioting,
complaints of harassment by police/
University police have assisted the
city of Boulder in responding to the
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In fact, if I had been thinking. I
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been accused of playing "the asthma
card').
All of this brings me back to el¬
evator permits, because of my
asthma attack, I got to ride in the
elevators at Kaiser Hospital, where
I noticed much to my dismay that
their permits were expired too.
In any case. I am forced to come
to the conclusion that elevator per¬
mits arc not even worth the paper
they arc printed on. unless of course
the one you arc in falls to the ground
and Keanu Reeves isn't there to
save you. In that case, grab that
permit because I'm thinking niulti
(million dollar lawsuit.
Fair
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"We look al ability, aptitude and
attitude. We'll train the rest."
Boucher said.
Oscar Rubio. an alumnus who
graduated in 1993 and a represen¬
tative of Walmart. said that they
were looking for well-rounded em¬
ployees with good people skills and
good courses of education lor man¬
agement positions throughout Cali¬
fornia.
"It's a growing company with a
diverse culture and personnel.
% We're looking forward to hiring out
of Fresno State of all majors."
Rubio said.
Nate Prevost. district manager
for Radio Shack, said that the com¬
pany has hired students and alumni
through past Job Fairs.
"Last year, 311 hires were esti¬
mated out of 675 students who
came to the Career Job Fair." Wolfe
said. "This year it looks like the
total attendance will reach 850 or
more.
Heather Watson, a public rela¬
tions graduate, said that the Job Fair
is a gixxl place to find jobs and to
network.
"There arc a lot of jobs that you
don't know about, and here, the)
are all in one place and you gel a
chance to share your resume with a
number of employers." Watson
said.
Miguel Rui/.. a criminology
graduate, said that he is making a
career change and thought the Ca¬
rper Job Fair would be an opportu¬
nity lo see what he wants to do
"I just came by to shake the trees
and see what kind of information I
could gel," Rui/. said. "I'm reall)
impressed with how organized c\
erylhing is this year and with the
diversity of the companies that are
participating."
Wolfe said lhal even though the
Job Fair only comes around once a
year, the services that the Career
Center provides such as career plan¬
ning, student employment and job
searches, are always available.
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