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I pasted it in the sticky topic on jjobs links up top earlier today. Maybe that'll help.
 
That would be up top of the jobs board, though. Not this board.
 
Melock, I see you miss the handy sheet that was conveniently located on top of the file box on my desk.
Give my best to the Curmudgeon.
 
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Andy Dufresne said:
Melock, I see you miss the handy sheet that was conveniently located on top of the file box on my desk.
Give my best to the Curmudgeon.

The big guy said he was smiling today. I said horse****!
 
fishwrapper said:
One other thing...
Do you think I need a degree in journalism to work at a newspaper?

Why would you need a degree to sit around and watch games? AND GET PAID TO DO IT!!!
 
SCEditor said:
If a job posting says no phone calls, should I call?

Collect. They'll appreciate your thriftiness as well as your persistence.
 
Do you think an athlete would mind if I asked for his autograph after an interview?
 
Dear SportsJournalists.com,

I would like to apply for the Pakers beat job at Milwaukee. I have three months of experience covering Point Place (Wisc.) High School sports. When will they hire me?

Sincerely,
Tim
[email protected]
 
sportschick said:
So is it like OK if I ask Derek Jeter out while I'm interviewing him in the locker room?

No. He's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to old for you.
 
Dear SportsJournalists.com,

I'm 11 days out of college. Never worked at a newspaper. Wanted summers off, so I didn't intern. So, my question: What is the fastest way to $80k?

Thanks.
 
SportsJournalists.com,

Resume question:
A few years back, I was part of a tour group that walked through our nearby Metro.
How would that entry appear on your resume? Is that "Work Experience" or can I just list them as a "Reference?"

Thanks.
 

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