The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 8, 1987 - Page 13

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Summer job market stifles students
y CATHERINE KIM key to getting a good job is apply - Good-Time Charley's Village desperately looking around." training. "At least one me
Many students searching for ing early. Students who have not Bar and Grill on South University MOST restaurants require no needed to train employee
to fill their new-found free taken the precaution of applying St. has as many as twenty-five experience, although it could prove accordingly, we hope tha
during the summer months are last month may find themselves applicants per position, according helpful. Some restaurants, however, would stay on for a while,
overing fierce competition in stuck with summer leases and no to Charley's manager Rick Buhr. prefer to train hirees extensively, so said.
Arbor's limited summer work. As of Wednesday, students were little or no experience is necessary. Many area establishmen
loyment market. With more COMPETITION is especially still applying for positions that had "At Brandy's, one has to learn to they are looking for studen
10,000 students taking classes stiff for high-paying positions such been filled long ago..Aliza Berger, balance huge trays with drinks on will stay on after the spril
ng spring and summer terms, as waiting tables. According to a an LSA sophomore, said, "I had a them with one hand, and walk down summer.
y are looking for full or part- manager from the Full Moon Cafe job and a backup arranged in the a staircase," Elizabeth Gerlin, LSA Brandy's manager
jobs to help pay for the on Main St., the restaurant has middle of April, and I signed a junior, said. According to Olga Willoughby thinks many sl
nse of living in Ann Arbor. more than five applicants for every summer lease accordingly, but both Lotz, manager of Baskin Robbins, fail to get jobs because they
ccording to area employers, the job. of those fell through, and now I'm even scooping ice cream involves present themselves well.

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Hart quits
presidential
campaign
( Continued from Page 1)
nation.
His withdrawal creates a political
vacuum that the remaining seven
contenders will rush to fill, and
may prompt other Democrats to en -
ter the campaign.
Hart broke off campaigning in
M New Hampshire early yesterday to
return home to Colorado with his
wife. In a statement released earlier
by his staff in Groveton, N.H.,
Hart said that "While running for
president is important, right now
my family is more important."
Hart' campaign was stricken on
Sunday when the Miami Herald re -
ported that he had spent the night at
his Washington townhouse with
Miami model Donna Rice. Hart,
Rice and others denied the account,
and Hart attacked the newspaper.

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