Supes reject job-search contract
Until this week, Deis' proposals for contracts such as spending $100,000 to hire Avery and Associates to conduct searches for top level administrators typically sailed through the five-member board.
Deis argued that outside consultants provide
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Modern Love: A Dream Deferred
DREAM was my student. The handle on his e-mail account: dream come true. All of my students in Thailand had nicknames. It?s customary, Thai names being so long. The English nicknames are a more recent development. In my year working at a university
In tough job market, ex-offenders in Illinois fight for second chance
The second sentence of the letter Tevester Lindsay submits with his job application is an eye-catcher: "... I was convicted of drug possession and delivery of a controlled substance on May 13, 2005."
Under the question on every job application ? Have
NY CEO has Over 200 at First Book Signing of "Unlocking the Door to Your Career"
Well known New York CEO, Catherine Palmiere, has published her first book, ?Unlocking the Door to Your Career.? Ms. Palmiere and her co-author Patrick O?Halloran, held a very successful book signing at Grace Institute, where she is an adjunct teacher.
TV talk shows for May 4
7 a.m. The Early Show
7 a.m. Today: Today Takes a Vacation kicks off in San Antonio; the science of hunger.
7 a.m. Good Morning America
9 a.m. The Morning Show With Mike & Juliet
9 a.m. Live With Regis and Kelly Actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers; actor
Tech job fair attracts 900 people
Since losing her job as a technical writer at Freescale Semiconductor Inc. in February, Wanda Hill has focused on networking her way into her next position.
"They say 80 percent of jobs are never listed ? you find out about them through the people
Full of Ambition, Short on Aid
LOS ANGELES Each afternoon this spring, Brennan Jackson, an A-student who ranks near the top of his high school class, has arrived at his guidance counselor?s office to intercept the latest scholarship applications, as if they were a newspaper landing
