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Page 2 ^"nsCPD^ her daughter was perfc ^ppfcfp competition, someone | / JdcdaDT leather clarinet casi \ \ J F\ E y O R T (w woodwind paraphern |%5)j fflfSS/ tion I IT Larceny ofelectror B ical Science Center. February 23 said someone took one ?, . .. , , ni torivs gram scale. The Malicrons injury to property, Pat- . , T ?* tereonyiVo-witnesses observed someone use his fist to knock but the ues' glass window encasing a fire hose and extinguisher. The investigation con- ebruary tinues. . ... 'Disorderly conduct An officer observed February 22 gering in a roadway. Larceny of clarinet case, Koger ed an odor of alcohc Center. A complainant said that while speech. The subject w HOCKEY continued from page 1 "Many [Southerners] may not know an State University ? what field hockey is or understand it," versity. Noiseux said-... The team will use r "It's taking awhile to get support raisers and members' < , from [the students]," said Carly Adams, cost of traveling to p sophomore and first-year field hockey Hie USC field hoc; player. "A lot of people don't know it's joining the United Sh going on." ey Association and will rnu^i. 1 >i.l L ? 1~ j. j: O^l ilit; team uuesn l nave enuugn luiius eastern uivisiun, ouin to hold home games this year, so mem- "That way, we woi bers will travel to Clemson, the Uni- el as far as Maryland versity of North Carolina, Appalachi- tournaments," she sai I HOW TO LAND If you're Starting to think about your career, even jus may be time to focus on finding a summer internshi some "insider" insights about how to land your drear some of today's fast-forward industries like media, er fashion and high-tech, that likely don't recruit on can WHAT TURNS YOU ON? Not the typical first question you might think of whe first career experience, but you really should think al places to work are often the places that make or do already interest you. And who wrote the rule that w be fun? "It helps to start by thinking about which cl< interest you the most and what hobbies get you exc Samer Hamadeh. President of Vaultreports.com and Of "Americas.Top Internships" and "The Internship Bi most useful Books on the subject. Take his advice an some questions. Do you spend a lot of time listening to music and going to concerts? Maybe you should check out working for a local radio station, a record label or a music publishing company. Are you a devoted athlete? Try contacting a fun sporting goods company, a fitness magazine, or a sports talent agenc CHECK IT OUT. : BOOKS: America's Top internships - Mark Oldman and J :The Internship Bible - Mark Oldman and Samer iWEB SITES: Iwww.internships.com - Comprehensive city ar ; www.emmys.org/eps/index.html - If you re . -through the Academy of Television Arts and Science ; \www.aaf.org- For aspiring advertising and mark< |comprehensive directory of internship opportunities : www. review, com/career/fmd/intern. cfm jopenings on a city-by-city basis, and by industry. Lis www.interns.org - Ideal for budding politicians, available both on and off Capitol Hill. : www.inroadsinc.org - Tells about national corp African-American. Hispanic and Native American sti lwww.vauttreports.com - An invaluable way to ipossible opportunities. \www.coliegehire.com - An awesome site for a detailed form describing your background and inter land interests. CAROLINA r )rming in a band transported to Richland County De- Hi s took one black tention Center. e aiid assorted Q & alia. Investiga- February 19 out. Larceny of money, Bates West. Vic- think uc scales, Phys- tim No 1 gaid removed $270, one c A complainant twQ ^tles 0f Drakkar cologne and a cam] top- oading ar gojd cjiajn from ^g room Victim gyouF prope y is v n0 2 reported a Coke can filled with a s0 1 gaUomcontm- , . . T . .. group change missing. Investigation con are c( tinues. jyj havei o, * February 18 anyii , Pickens Street. ^ , someone stag- * Dlegal use of telephone, The Roost. The officer not- A victim said someone recorded ob)1 and slurred scene and vulgar messages on her voice unde] as arrested and mail. No charges were filed. thate the s< they c T;:v . :: that ina n,mory uni- Anyone interestea in playing can " ' come to practice from 6 to 8 p.m. Tues- r noney from fund- ~ days and Thursdays at Field F or to at- g dues to cover the tend scrimmages at 2 p.m. Sundays. f lay other clubs. e^S1 key team will be ates Field Hock- I J*0? [start the South- K*i'J li li =1*11 done Summer Session I will begin May 31 . n t have to tray- and ^ ^ Jung 2? Summer Ses. it, bul to participate in ?on jj wjjj ^ from juiy 0 to Aug. 4. walk d. a and h . . . ' ^Krtcti Wednesday, Feb sjSgfjl Friday, Feb. 26 Monday, March Tuesday, March YOUR DREAM IIs (Even tl ^ rjt ^ t an inkling it CREATE YOUR OWN JOB p. Following are After you've asked yourself what you lik n internship in your favorite products and activities, you itertainment. your choices lead to smaller or less stru< ipus. don't recruit on campus, or that don't ha program. Don't get discouraged!! In fact, opportunity because you can potentially ?n plotting your There's nothing wrong with calling or v\ 30ut it. The best blue and letting them know who you ar things that interested in. Many of the smaller comp, 'ork shouldn't been approached and more than likely < _r i i i.L' r_. issroom topics tne summer, wne or namaoens ravorire ited," says student who was interested in sports la> the co-author Michael Jordan's lawyer must be pretty ble." two of the bunch of newspaper articles until he foi d ask yourself wrote him a letter explaining why he w The Secret Su< y. I brings you information designed to help you Watch for the rest of this series in futu luding specific listings for openings by company, industry an ?: > v >amer Hamadeh Hamadeh id regional guides to internship opportunities nationwide, interested in the television world, check out this site, which IS. <r* ' - * * k< , W ?.<*** 1.* < ? :" ,.-. *M? * iting execs, this is the site for The American Advertising Fed in the advertising and media industries. - This is the "Princeton Reviews" on-line database of intern tings are highly descriptive, and candid. civil advocates and lawyers. The Washington Intern Foundati orate-sponsored internship programs that give preferred pla jdents. learn more about specific companies where you may warn nyone who wants to work in the high-tech industry. Submit ests. Collegehire will e-mail you with opportunities that mt v JEWS tsser, Dorsel discuss campu. A continued from page 1 .. just going to lunch. I don't crease police control i that there is one thing that any- have paths that are at an do to ease racial tensions on safest walkway, and ius . It needs to be in small have safety in number >s and individuals. I think that it creased police control.. leeds to be from both sides. All to have service of all six is involved need to show that they them on duty to be call immitted to finding a solution, so want to have phon H: I definitely have to say that I boxes, on campus for 10 prejudices or stereotypes against and have their friends idividual... I can deal with every- MH: Before camp? [ think that if the student body my manager and I tool ives that the president is going to campus and looked for i hand to everyone, that they will trouble. [The universi -stand that if he's trying to make six to eight new call b< iffort, then we should, too. I think ty sure we can order r diool needs a nucleus on where boxes is not enough fc :an center their positivity. I think tablishment. I know tl being a diverse person, I can be to get better lighting. lucleus. ing about it, I want to d ? , ?T1 look into making sur< Gamecock: What are your have as much t0 talk He plans to make our campus crime , have talked, for students. What kind of discos more patrols a rams do you know you can get officcrs Students ne, thing: If they want t! D: I don't know what I want to call dressed, they need to \ 11 want to have some sort of safe ion. They need to tell from the Coliseum to Capstone going to get the job doi ave it highly lit. I also want to in- dent body president . 24 10-4pm |IJCft 10-4pm 1 10-4pm 2 10-4pm L2!iS^0 ITERNSHIP lie one you didn't k lawyer had never re :e, and thought of some of Hamadeh says. So I i may find that many of impressed that he hi ctured companies that likely ive a formal internship btLL YUUK bl , think of it as a huge Just because you m, ' create your own job! won't qualify for sor 'riting a company out of the "You have to make y e and what you're hooks students up v anies will be thrilled to have as part of her work :an use the extra hands for Sciences. "The guy 1 cfnripc k ahmir a rnllpop LI IC UIIC wc I V^I I IV-/1 I IL ac The guy figured that grades, but drone or good at it, so he read a directors all tend to ind the guys name, then he anted to work for him. "The J R tc :cess Series I achieve your personal and career goals. ir re issues of your school newspaper. a( d location. P might be looking for aren't directly in yod : beat out a slew of j( : coveted internships : approximately 90 a[ : direct experience. "Ii : project about chemi handy and sne ende posts internships available j Maryann Sargent, wl j REMEMBER Tl teration. It offers a : Sometimes, you real company where the ships. You can search for j but suPer fast-growi : always a lot going 01 pick the things that ion posts internship \ be working on sevei a cool new service c icement to talented : undergrads with hig : entry-level jobs. We : culture of fast-movii : to explore : excel in an environn : changing rapidly." Bij : means new opporti vour resume and a : ? r, ' - anu li idl 3 vvntit a n itch your qualifications : intern can step into exciting areas and rr : a big contribution. Wednesday, February 24, 1999 s issues Senior semester students excited ivertised as the to see Honduras then we would s, along with in- HONDURAS continued from fVnother thing is page 1 ROTC and have oh nirrkt- t oi. to be in the rieht nlace at the right Ut lixgliu X U1 w M. w es, not just call time." students to call In order to make the trip, the walk them. group had to have three vaccines ligning started, for malaria, hepatitis A, and typhoid t a walk around -and take a tuberculosis test. The areas that were National Guard paid for the medty] has ordered ical work as well, Lonon said, axes. I am pret- While in Honduras, Lonon said, nore. Eight call the students will be living like Nair this large es- tional Guardsmen, lat it is feasible "We're going to be sleeping on Instead of talk- the base," he said. "We're going to o it. It's time we really be roughing it." s that we don't Both Newman and Lonon said about as far as they were looking forward to the vith USCPD to trip. ind more patrol "I'm both excited and scared," ?d to know one Lonon said. "I've never been to heir issues ad- the jungle before." mice their opin- The students were to arrive in people who are Honduras Tuesday afternoon. They ae, and the stu- will return to South Carolina on is that person. I Thursday, Newman said. 1400 Greene St. Russell House (803) 777-4160 | Paid advertisement. now existed) ceived a letter like that from anyone before, le brought him in for an interview and was so ired him for the summer." ELF, NOT YOUR NUMBERS ay not graduate cum laude doesn't mean you ne of the most selective internship programs, 'ourself sound interesting," says Price Hicks, who vith summer jobs at places like Warner Brothers with the Academy of Television Arts and who wrote about growing up on a dairy farm is >er best." The people, who may have the best 1 and on about why they want to be television blend together, she says. SCIENTISTS CAN BE JOURNALISTS emember that the purpose of an internship is ) gain experience. The idea is to "test drive" areer options that you think might interest you >r your future. And what interests you for a areer may have nothing to do with what iterests you in school (How many psych majors ctually become psychologists? How many istory majors become historians? You get the oint.). You never really know what someone sn don't feel inrimidarpH hv inrprnshins that r field of study. Case in point, a biology major jurnalism majors for one of three highly at the Center for Investigative Reporting. Out of iplicants, she was among those with the least l just so happened we were working on a cals in the environment, so her skills came in ^d up playing a big role in the reporting," said io is the internship coordinator at the Center. HAT SMALL CAN BE BIG ly may be better off going to work for a duties of an intern aren't well defined. In small ng internet companies, for instance, there's i, so interns can often show up on day one and interest them the most. "Our interns will always -al different projects." says Jeff Daniel, who runs :alled CollegeHire.com that helps match up h-tech and internet-related internships and look for people who can adapt well to the ig companies and can ? change |Jf. fcjj inities. RecSn lungry Q*. M p?*J new. bCCr t P| |jgj] "Strong Enough for a Man. But Made for a Woman"