The Collegian The Grove College Newspaper - September 2001 Vol. 62 No. 4 ISUM Get a job A first-hand account Alum witnesses You have to know where to look World Trade By Matthew R. Divelbiss Swift said career services ships, Swift said experts do not Collegian Editor-in-Chief encourages students to focus on expect the economy to affect the hidden job market. Swift said internships. Center attacks When the economy takes a students need to talk to everyone "What we want to encourage turn for the worst, so does the they know to get leads and to our juniors and sophomores to By Craig Howard (northern tower). job market. make sure they have a good do is to continue to look for Class of 2001 I did not see the jet hit 1 World But that doesn't mean there are resume. internships," she said. "And that Trade Center, but what I heard, I no jobs out there. It just means Swift said a great place to start is the best way to get a full-time It was 8:48 will never forget. you have to look harder, accord- looking for leads on jobs is the job." a.m. EDT. I The sound of a ing to Christine Swift, assistant upcoming career fair. Over 100 Swift said about 25 percent of had just walked jet engine fol- director of career services. companies will be at the career interns are asked to stay on in a out of 2 World lowed by a loud According to Swift, there will fair. full-time-capacity following Trade Center "I want to encourage students I hid under an lawning explosion be about 20 percent fewer stu- graduation. (southern pierced the clear dents hired this year. to understand that these employ- Career services is targeting tower), across while office papers, morning air. I hid "That just means that we need ers are coming to Grove City freshmen as well. Liberty St. to papers with blood on under an awning to, at Career Services, come up because they want them," Swift This year, the Career Direct said. the 130 Liberty test, which helps pinpoint possi- them, women's shoes and while office with a different strategy for stu- St. Deutsche papers, papers dents to use," Swift said. While the majority of ble career fields and majors, will Bank Building. burnt debris showered with blood on According to Swift, there are recruiters come from the be given to freshmen at no cost. I was standing the streets. them, women's two strategies. First, a student Pittsburgh and Cleveland areas, Because of money raised at the approximately shoes and burnt can look in the advertised job Swift said career services is pre- career fair, career services will 30 yards from " debris showered market. pared to help students search for pick up the cost. 2 World Trade the streets. "Only 10 percent of jobs are in jobs in other regions of the coun- "We've been able to make Center when People were run- the advertised job market," Swift try as well. some money from the career fair, the first hijacked commercial air- ning and yelling that a plane hit said. For students looking for intern- See Job on page 4 liner hit 1 World Trade Center See Attack on page 5 GCC meets D.C. Interns spend summer in nation's capital By Seana Cranston Clinton Bonelli (Media Research Collegian Asst. Copy Editor Council); Seana Cranston (Rep. Ron Paul); Jonathan Forbes Tourists, ice cream stands, the (Committee on House Supreme Court, the Metro. Administration); Lecia Griepp Dancing in the rain on the (Fund for American Studies: Capitol lawn for the Fourth of Bryce Harlow Institute); Beth July. Getting your picture taken Grimes (Department of Labor with Elizabeth Dole. Hey, look library); Tim Mattson (Bureau of over there! It's Hillary! Hardball Labor Statistics); and Sarah politics, Smithsonian museums, Bailey, Josh Simmons and Erica "intern jokes," traffic, the White Youngman (Heritage House. More tourists. Foundation). Nine Grove City College stu- "There's a quality about Summer Interns were (standing) Erica Youngman, Josh Simmons, Clinton Bonelli, Beth Grimes, dents, with majors ranging from Washington - a kind of air," (seated) Sarah Bailey, Lecia Griepp, and Seana Cranston. (Tim Mattson and Jonathan Forbes are biochemistry to English, interned Simmons said. "It was a great not pictured.) in the nation's capital this past feeling being where so many momentous decisions are made." summer. answering phones and sorting the role of full-time news analyst of print media and proofreading These students included Internship responsibilities mail to more complex projects. at MRC, transcribing news pro- ranged from basic duties such as Bonelli, for example, performed grams, archiving its vast library See Interns on page 5 Biological Adderan Collateral On a in Bomb Terror Damage Roll America may Hollywood Men's soccer just have seen makes changes looks to take the beginning after tragedy. the PAC Page 2 Page 9 Page 11