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Vi Sometimes, between hours of clasK, mountains of homework and running from one fl social event to another, it ' s easy to for that there is a daunting goal after college - entering the job market. Internships are one vva o smooth the transition. While still in school, you 4 are able to gain experience (and collegBredit) in the field of your choice. Temple ' s intern- ; ship connections reach to all differenl pfcces and occupations, fi-om the west coast to the east coast, even overseas. Each college Ites its own internship ottice, specializing in helping , students in that area. Kathleen Hagar, a senior graduating ilWanuary, interned at MAGNET magazine dur ing the fall semester. Hagar learned of MAG ff through a friend, and immediately knew it was where she wanted an internship. As a self M)claimed music junkie, she said, When • checked them out and saw they ran a music mauinBc and what kinds of bands thev featured, 1 was sold. 1 started e-mailing them right away. Though many of Hagar s tasks in ol ed office w oi Bl would] send out magazines | and CDs to sub.scribcrs, mail out thousands of renew fo rms. JiaJJip post office - she said she never felt like anyone ' s ' ■iitllo minion. She also got valuablc ' jerience; MAGNET lets . its interns go to shows and do li c reviews online and sometimes rile i br the maga- -- I ' lizahcth Pai M li 24 nternships f
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' « 111 tS W: lioto by: Emily Cohen .lass poses ouls.dc [hcNewVork latthew Bird and Jus- in Muldoon search for juotes in English Htera- ire and composition. ' ents share aw c moment in a Sophomores Aasn ' hant and Megan Anthoi l ' r a quiz in their microeconomics class, taught in Center City. Classes 23
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,.U cover o MM- Temple offers students a chance to intern at loca- tions all over the city. For example, the journalism department offers positions at the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News (pictured below). Maybe it will be eas- ' ier for me to get a job with another music publication because of my experience there. Everyone you intern for knows somebody who knows somebody who knows somebody who might be able to give you a job. So V who knows? --Kathleen Ha or. Issue 5} Sazine) 1 Pl tos rron. 1 Internships 25
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