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(TOP) These students are happy to be back to school after a summer of jobs! (BT AT) Emina Sre- bric and Krista Trumbley relax after their jobs. (BT LT) Miranda Tronik and Melissa Parent meet for the first time after their summer jobs.
Christine MacDuftie Laura MacFarlane Ryan Macintyre Dustin Maclean Carrie MacNaughton Kira MacNicol Michael Major
Danielle Manastersky Mark Manastersky Michael Manastersky Jeremy Mancini Robert Marsden Abbie Marshall
Chad Marshall
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TOP ~0 f_'ST As soon as the snow melts, most CCI stu- dents can be found making mad dashes to the Student Employment Office, writing re- sumes, watching newspaper ads and phon- ing contacts. What is the purpose? Everyone wants to secure a summer job - especially one that pays a lot , allows one to be outdoors, doesn't require one to work weekends and where one only has to deal with customers who are extremely pleasant. Unfortunately, those kind of jobs are often few and one takes whatever is available. For some peo- ple the summer offers long and lingering days at a summer job, where all one can do is work and make money that is often under
minimum wage.
WORST THINGS ABOUT HAVING A SUM- MER JOB!
10. Having to say the same sentence for the whole summer, "quickly off to the left" (Marty Barr)
9. Having to get up at 5:30 a.m. (Brooke Andrews)
8. Not being able to find one. (Stephanie Fryer)
7. Stand.ing around a pool in a bathing suit absorbing the sun and working every day all summer. (Jenn Gourlie)
6. Working everyday and not being in the sun. (Kira McNicol)
5. Not getting a job until the last week of summer, therefore, not having any money. (Casey Kinsey)
4. Finding out it was volunteer work. (Da- vid Graham)
3. Having to bike to work. (Colin Burrs) 2. Working bad hours. (Crystal Kedziora) 1. Working for people that I knew in this
school. (Sarah Davies)
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