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Students Flood Job Market

During weekends, evenings, and area where I am able.”
vacations, students kept busy with
part-time jobs. Some entered the job Jennifer Keese, a worker at McDon­
market for extra money, while others ald’s, stated, “I like work because I
wanted training for future positions. meet many good-looking guys.” A
The fast-food industry hired more busboy at Bootlegger’s, Billy Thomp­
teenagers than any other type of son commented, “I like looking at the
business. Most student workers girls while working.”
earned minimum wage: $3.10 per
hour. Senior Nick Fluehr enjoyed his work
as a valet parking attendant at
Senior Mitch Lasky worked as a math LeSteak. He said, “I appreciate things
tutor. He said, “I enjoy teaching, and which I buy myself more than things
I think I am making a positive which people buy for me.”
contribution by helping people in an

DONNING her work uniform, Leigh Anne A RECEPTIONIST at a doctor’s office, junior
Smouse prepares for her job at Brown’s Fried |ody Sorensen writes an appointment into the
Chicken Restaurant. scheduling book.

KEEPING BUSY on the job, senior Jill Samo
fills a cup with Coca-Cola for a customer
during her shift at jack's Hamburger Restaur­
ant.

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