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… OUT OF ORDER U. of New Mexico Hello, is anyone there? A U. of New Mexico emergency phone was recently adorned with a memoran- dum reading: "Please do not get raped or otherwise attacked at, or near, this location. This Emergency phone has been inoperative since July. The UNM Police have been informed, but no action has been taken." This warning reaffirms a solid message for all students: If you plan to be attacked, please, by all means, brin...…
… 6B - The Michigan Daily - Fall Outlook - Thursday, October 24, 1996 0 The Michigan Daily- Outlack - Thurs 0 Going to Work Many factors set jobs, companies apart Going to Work JOB HUNT Continued from Page 3B "They have to understand the company and the questions they ask," Boley said. Boley said there are two types of interviews that engineering students can anticipate: behavioral and case interviewing. "Behavioral interviewing is findin...…
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…It's Mad, but it just might work BY GLENN McDONALD ILLUSTRATION BY: NORMAN MINGO, WHATSITOO U. EGENDARY MAD MAGAZINE ILLUSTRATOR SERGIO Aragones is standing at the back of a Hollywood sound stage. Before him, cast and crew prepare for the final take of "Apollo the 13th," Mad TVs Jason-meets-Jim Lovell send-up of the horror genre. Aragones, who just dropped in on the set out of curiosity, chuckles. "This should have happened a long time ago," ...…
…14B - The Mich~t Daily - Fall Outlook - Thu~ay, October 24, 1996 Back to School Test-prep courses boost scores, admission prospects *The Michigan Daily - Fall Ol f ....r0 Going to Work Resumes show i By Jamni Cummings For the Daily It's 8:30 in the morning on a Saturday and the test still has three and a half hours to go. No, it's not the SAT in high school. This is an acceptance test for graduate school. Whether it's the Graduate Record Exa...…
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… Posing With Honors OST PARENTS DREAM THAT their child will attend an Ivy League university. Ah, the prestige. The contacts. The chance to pose for Playboy magazine? a '-. : :'. Y, '_' SCa. .rs . n '. " ,b :, ,' .f '" ... 41 e / ,°x5 I I %a To show that brains and beauty often do go together, Playboy devoted its October issue to The Women of the Ivy League. Maga- zine reps canvassed Harvard, Yale and the like looking for fresh-faced "co...…
…8B - The Mikan Daily - Fall Outlook - ursday, October 24, 1996 * 0 IW r * The Michigan Daily -01 outlook - Thur Going to Work Entrepreneurs make it work Back to School Future professionals search for schi By Heather Miller Daily Staff Reporter As a University undergraduate, Patrick Sarkissian worked at Maude's Restaurant making salads. But while he was mak- ing $30 a night, the waitstaff could be pulling in $150. Sarkissian said he k...…
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…Life Is Shert Play Iarijy IX lFllin _ WRY^e I N THE '90S, MANY TRADITIONAL sports have given way to a series of nontraditional, adventurous pursuits. Rock climbing, white- water canoeing and bungee jumping have all found their way into popu- lar culture. But in this brave new world of equality and inclusiveness, the sedentary still have little sport- ing to do. This needs to be corrected. Low-impact sports have long been neglected as legitim...…
