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They didn't waste much time. Here it is ...

The Southern Illinoisan, a regional 30,000/daily- 40,000/Sunday-circulation, seven-day, morning newspaper, is seeking an experienced and versatile professional to join our sports reporting staff. The position entails writing for daily and weekend editions, special sections, Web site, and handling special projects as assigned.

The successful candidate will be equally adept in covering college level basketball from a news, feature, and in-depth writing perspective. At least three, preferably more, years of daily newspaper experience is preferred.

Saluki athletics is vitally important to our readers who expect in-depth coverage from the Southern Illinoisan. If you are the reporter we are seeking, please send cover letter, resume, and clips to:

Mary Mechler
Southern Illinoisan
710 N. Illinois Avenue
Carbondale, IL 62901

On-line applications available at: www.thesouthern.com

Equal Opportunity Employer
 
What are we talking salary wise? Since it's Lee and it's 30K to 40K, would it be upper 20s, lowers 30s or am I way off?
 
I know a couple people who would vouch for this paper and town. You could do a lot worse than cover I-AA football and MVC hoops -- as long as the salary makes sense, of course.
 
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Since the other thread got locked, good luck to Paul Klee in Champaign. He's a good guy.
 
Bubbler said:
Since the other thread got locked, good luck to Paul Klee in Champaign. He's a good guy.

Agreed. He loves his hoops, and he'll do a good job with the Illini.
 
I'd heard that they were looking to move quickly on this one. Can anyone confirm this? Anyone have an inside source? Any movement?
 
It's called Egypt because back in the day, like the days before the Civil War, Cairo was the biggest burg in the area.
 
Michael_ Gee said:
It's called Egypt because back in the day, like the days before the Civil War, Cairo was the biggest burg in the area.

And now it's just the worst.
 
Michael_ Gee said:
It's called Egypt because back in the day, like the days before the Civil War, Cairo was the biggest burg in the area.

The area around the Mississippi and Ohio rivers resembled the Nile River delta. At least that's one theory.

Southern Illinois is unlike the rest of the state, for better or worse.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Egypt_(region)
 
Lyman_Bostock said:
Southern Illinois is unlike the rest of the state, for better or worse.

pic_genlee.jpg
 

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