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THE THREE-STONE DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY RING
John D. Huntley
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313 B South College Avenue
College Station, TX 77840
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BY NOTORIOUS U.B.
Rosser said. “So manydo«
open in Washington thatyoui
stay a little longer.”
Julie Le, a junior speech|
cation major, said her
changed her life last suiinul
“It was incredible,”saidS
terned with the State Depaitej
reau ofOceans, Environment!
ence. "The summer was soml
It helped shape future plans*
vated my career focus and
to do in school.” Bi Rachel
Le said her internship tiMkeBattal
her to pursue a career in ^■Nicole ’
tal law. She encourages miM Dressur(
weigh the pros and cons ofdoiM f- . i ,
ICrT rh iP p b prp 0 h aPpl . y '« ,1'oridwl
The PPIP boasts exierT
sources” through which it if! 0 ' u
interns. MUhemoc
"The congressmen ofik j( ;’
Texas are willing to take Ac® 2 0(X 01
away,” Rosser said I * P llt 1 ‘
U.S. Congressman Ke\irjP s ver y i*
R-Texas. has had interns fr ‘l ien * § ot '
and has been very' pleased. Jouldn't w
"It is all gtxxl.” Brady said "■in weight
terns we get through A&M i'lBmi a perf
outs up here. They really m pf myself. I
tribution to my office.” weight, peo
Brady said internships j|about me
the PPIP are good forA&.\lMportant. 1
students. e ■life I cou
"It gives them a chance to* The curr
Congress works from their w i 10 w i s he
said. "It is a win-win situation:!^i co ] e ” j s
Rosser said she is takingii p r ^ nn
trip .,, Washington. D.C Fn, T direcU)[
tabhsh more conutas dt|1| H , ,
We re really excited and a .
as many students as we canTil 0 ^ , la 11
Rosser is not the only perv.m a . cs 1a -i
Academic Building offering™ 1 c f nt 0 1
ship program. ' ‘ ifg disorder
Dr. Carol Albrecht, in:® Leedsau
coordinator for the Depan.w ve ^°P l ‘ le
Sociology and a sociology!®^ 11 - y ears
said a common problem air:® 1 nienstn
dents is that they get ader# su *
"fall into a job.” Bid college
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Thursday
~ Campus Calendar -
and professional programs from
The Democratic Socialists of Texas
A&M: will have a guest lecture on
women in politics by Dr. Van Hightow
er at 7 p.m. in Rudder 502. For more
information please e-mail Chris Lang
ford at socialists@stuorg.tamu.edu
around the United States and Aus
tralia from 10 a.m to 2 p.m in the
MSC Flagroom and Foyer.
at 6:30 p.m and Friday at 5 p.m.
Meet for daily runs. All skill levels are
welcome.For more information con
tact Chad Henderson at 764-8637.
gram started about two yeai>M 10 . c k' n g re
has placed students in a variefef simply dy
temships. The sociology ir® Nicole sa
are designed to motivate stud r , ove her to
graduate school and prepared>th her hig
for the job market through prolfpoks were i
al job experience and networM She said
“Eve found that net\whk r her she was
sential,” she said. “We hiowaixroroblem w
percent of the first jobs'®. ;.-
through networking.”
She said one of the most'
factors of the internship prog!
students do not know whattyj
temships are out there until itisi
The sociology internships:
to sociology majors and mine:
The PPIP deadline for Spay
is Oct. 16. The deadline forS. |
and Fall 2001 is March 5,
The Career Center and The Office
of Professional School Advising:
will be holding a Graduate and Pro
fessional School Day featuring rep
resentatives of prestigious graduate
The Texas A&M Storytelling Guild:
will hold a organizational meeting
from 6 p.m. -8 p.m. at the Storytelling
Center, on the second floor of the
Evans Library at Texas A&M Universi
ty. All interested storytellers join us.
Friday
Correction
Texas A&M Roadrunners: will meet
at the 12th man statue in front of the
zone at Kyle Field Monday-Thursday
A.P.I.C.S. (The Educational Society
for Resource Management): is going
on a plant tour to Cisco-Eagle in Dal
las. Deposit is $20 and lunch is paid
for. Please bring deposit to Wednes
day’s business meeting. For more in
formation please e-mail Wendy Pro-
chaska atwendypro@tamu.edu.
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