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"Portfolio is a very good chance I students to publish original wo anything from magazine feature ????'??"I tides to pure fiction, poetry or grap artistry," he said. Portfolio, a four-year-old stud* publication, publishes twice each t and spring. "Portfolio is seeking to expand service to the students and the co munity with articles of interest. If a interesting topics come up, we provi HQuSsSH a photographer if one is needed Portfolio editor Mike Taylor said. M-F 9 6 SAT 9-4 4<WE SPONSOR annuai contests I the spring. Portfolio offers student! chance to get involved and published he said. Portfolio may sponsor a finish-tl story contest also, according Taylor. "There will be announcements f the first organizational meeting in t [ fall for any students who would like _ _ . nnrtirinafp Students ar<? pnrnnrao OCAU ? ' 0 to submit their work for evaluate and publication by the stude 1 editors," he said. I?ip Career plannii By David Cruz Preparation for a career is the reas college. An excellent opportunity t< for planning a career is the Care* organizers. The Career Fair, sponsored by tl Student Affairs and the university ane St Sept. 19, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Ri " ' It will feature representatives fron from the areas of business, educatioi 99-7363 and journalism. Also present will b : Add ^ * ??! tOV< /ERY ! , . raets indicate in three to five different a ' unusual to make changes < V LJIPIIQ entirely possible that your not even exist today. i Arna Often in ;i firs in Hwy. e assistant to the assistant. ^ luare limited to a desk and type 17 9 But when you iflBM Army 21 T, you'll have re; experience. You'll be gg 9 in charge. On a t specific job : |6 J assignment, you E| could have 30 to 40 ( people working for olio"n y?u- An(J you t?ulti ue responsioie ior sgg * millions of dollars in equipment. i Of Pizza gj t Visit # hase Of ^ .Jfi Off": I ium | Army RO' ions offer students ? " . X T 1 ^V ?nt iny |d,t Ron Emler Student Media coordinator j in More humor. DhotOKiaDhv. 1 s a graphics, comics and feature articles are the main submissions that Port- ; folio will seek next year. j le- 1 to "HUMOR IS one subject that has been neglected at Portfolio. I'd love to 1 or see some good humorous photos next 1 he year," Taylor said. < to "I would like anyone who wants to 1 pH u/rit#? fir?tir*n nr nf\n.fir>tinn unrl thpv 1 V..W.. V/. "VHWM ? ? i..v; . 3n should remember that the audience is i nt not a fiction instructor, but a fellow 1 student in the Carolina community. < fig office resource the different branches on most students go to The representatives d acquire information information about t 2r rair, according to quirements, working c "It's a good chance tie Office of Minority what employers are lo< career center, will be the career planning of issell House Ballroom. "The career plannin i 70 major employers jng interests, personal n, health care, industry abilities, and in using e representatives from select a major and pre experi nirdpp that you may work Respc irccrs. It won't be resources is exact is you go. And it's experience miliar final career does margin of dii t'ere competitive job n t job, you arc an Prep; four responsibility is field. Make your writer. , Army Officer, r first job is an If yo *1 management in school, you ea j|fiq| W JHHgik :': -'^HP^jB & TP T Pi>m w/Katif ^ ? v JL?^ experience rhis doesn't mean that it has to be rivolous. I just don't want anything >verly literary that carries any false icademic tone. I want good student vriting with a message and a point of /iew," he said. Garnet and Black, USC's yearbook, vill also have organizational meetings or next fall when school begins, Emler ;aid. "Garnet and Black is the official yearbook of USC. The yearbook is a :hronicle, a recorded history book, rhe trend in yearbooks the last few ^ears is to be an actual, historical iocument," Emler said. POSITIONS ARE still open on the /earbook for this fall, he said. "There are a full range of editorial positions on the publication, and the photographers were particularly welcome. Work on next year's yearbook has already begun," he said. "Organizational meetings for this and all other student media will be held he first two weeks of fall semester," ie said. Applications may be obtained lefore then at the RiiccpII Hnncp University Union, room 313. The 3arnet and Black may be ordered hrough student media for $15. [ In/Jarftrn/liintAr ****?? *?/* L/uuvi 51 auuaiv,^ liiajr nave men pitiuic :aken in the fall at no charge. Addi:ional prints can be ordered for a :harge. for students of state and federal government, will be there to provide students with heir companies such as job re:onditions and salary expectations, i for students to get information on )king for," Larry Salters, director of fice, said. ig office assists students in discoverity characteristics, values, goals and them to identify a career direction, ipare for job search," Salters said. pnrp aree. visibility tor people and ly the kind of "take charge** i employers seek. It's a nee in the increasingly market. ire to rise to the top in your first job 3 or 4 years as an u have two years remaining n begin ROTC this summer. You'll be L-uiupcnsaicu financially; I stimulated physically | ' and mentally. To I. add experience to ^ your degree contact ' *' >>' . M For More Information I Call: Captain Tom Fix Find out about our 4-, 3- and 2-year programs. takes to lead.