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!!!!!!!!! S W j!!!!!! um!!! or mg , S tuclent - F i !s!!H!!! v a'! Anything for thatolmighty buck ogg HO WOULD think that mopping floors, driving a bus or doing other jobs deemed undesirable by those outside the university community would be some of the most sought-after jobs on campus? None other than the most honorable figure of the American Dream--the working student. With today's economy, students in need can't always de- pend on dear old Mom and Dad for that weekly allowance, but instead must venture out to seek their own fortunes. Be he doctorate, graduate or undergrad, you will more often than not find a KSU student holding down some type of temporary job while working toward his degree. Skilled or unskilled students have held positions ranging from cafe- teria workers to jobs cleaning out mice cages in the biology building. According to the Office of Student Financial Aids, there are currently 1,200 students employed part-time by the uni- versity and 800 students employed under the work-study program which guarantees jobs on campus if financial need Story by Linda Jones 1 lSee next pageJ Kathy Smosarski, right, finds it necessary to put in a 40-hour factory week so she can put herself through undergraduate and t.hen graduate school, with her own money. Rick Brouman, below, works only 10 to 12 hours a week patrolling Beall-McDowell as a night security man. 2 if, 1, -ww. L,.....-: Z-Ur, . ,, ,N W - f 2 fi i , 3 i . .- ...-, , ' - sf . ESIS la! ! ! ix' 'I-4 D-,A 4 1 3515 ,.. ,.c ,N ...a --. -.., fn fn 1 ,..f A., -..-W . . ' 1 I !e5!:! Qin!!! ff! O 0 H' ! !!! ! !!!!!!!!! !iE iiini ' w 4 14 O'
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