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Internships open many doors
Posted by: WittyRuby on: April 8, 2008
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NORTHERN STAR Published on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 Internships open many doors By JILL KOZAK What do you do when you are composing a resume to send to your dream job, only to realize you have little to no experience in that field? Capitalize on your GPA? Expand upon the significance of your related course [...]
Bachelor’s degrees aren’t what they used to be
Posted by: WittyRuby on: March 28, 2008
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Published on Friday, March 28, 2008 By SARA ADAMS Blake Zenteno / Northern Star There is a mantra many of us say to get through these stressful years of lectures, tests and term papers: It will all pay off in the end. But as I slowly make my way into the job market, I [...]
Internship Opportunities in Public Service
Posted by: WittyRuby on: November 25, 2007
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Funding for Asian Undergraduate Students in US with Summer Non-Profit Internships Freeman ASSIST, generously sponsored by the Freeman Foundation, offers educational allowances to outstanding East and Southeast Asian undergraduate students who are pursuing summer internships at not-for-profit organizations in their host community or elsewhere in the United States. Undergraduate students from Brunei, Cambodia, China, [...]
A Boring Task Today
Posted by: WittyRuby on: December 5, 2005
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A Boring Task Today Well, I’m working part-time in the library . Founders Memorial Library (Picture: http://www.cob.niu.edu/picturedatabase/00411.jpg) Today I have to do a crazy stuff again: remove all the pencil marks that someone left in books. I think everybody shouldn’t underline in books that they borrow from the library. I don’t like to erase each page but [...]
Nursing News
- South West trusts set up regional 'pay cartel' May 25, 2012Sixteen trusts in the south west are seeking to move away from Agenda for Change and have formed a consortium to lead regional negotiation on pay, terms and conditions.
- Nursing lecturers to train nurses in Malawi May 25, 2012Nurses in Malawi are to be trained by staff from the University of East Anglia’s School of Nursing Sciences.
- HPV screening trial recommended May 25, 2012Cervical disease screening came under scrutiny when the UK National Screening Committee met last month.
Health
- Why “Toning” Workouts Lead To Soft Results May 22, 2012The word “toning,” when applied to training for women is one of the most overused, and yet most useless terms thrown about today. What type of picture does this word bring to mind? You guessed it, one of light-weights and ridiculously high-reps with pink 2 lb dumbbells. Is it any wonder so few women are getting good [...]Jorg Mardian CPT, CKS, MT, RHN
- Why You Get Hungry WhenYou Work Out May 20, 2012 Jorg Mardian CPT, CKS, MT, RHN
- How To Stay Motivated During Slow Weight Loss May 20, 2012Let’s face it, not all people lose weight at the same rate. That may be due to several factors, such as not being diligent enough in what they eat, not exercising at a consistent enough intensity, not having the knowledge of how to eat or exercise properly, or simply not having enough motivation to put [...]Jorg Mardian CPT, CKS, MT, RHN
- Beyond The Ordinary Workout, Into The Ultimate Boot Camp Experience May 15, 2012 Jorg Mardian CPT, CKS, MT, RHN
- Political Correctness: Dirty Language Or Truth In The Obesity Epidemic? May 7, 2012The words “obese” and “fat” too often carry negative and demeaning connotations in discussion of body weight. Doctors are now being urged to avoid using “undesirable terms” such as “fatness” or “obesity” when broaching a discussion about excess body fat with their patients. Use of such terms may off […]Jorg Mardian CPT, CKS, MT, RHN
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