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CKXU Halloween Fundrai Ser Student Newspaper of The University of Lethbridge • Volume 38 Issue 9 • www.themeliorist.com • Thursday, 4 November, 2004 Check out some of this week's main features Lunch With Bill Pg-5 Bill's Back! Pg-10 Caption Contest Pg-18 (nothing to do with Bill) CKXU Halloween Fundrai ser "Horn's Sports Pg-19 See related article on page 10 Index News - Pg 4 Entertainment - Pg 9 Sports-Pg 19 Paul Brandt-Pg 12 Artist Showcase - Pg 14 NFL - Pg 21 The Meliorist | Thursday, 04 November 2004 | Page 02 Careers & Opportunities careers and opportunities 29ifalioqqobn6 2199163 JOBS, JOBS, JOBS!!! Speakers and Seminars or go to our Web site: www.uleth.ca/reg- SUMMER: (Watch for upcoming postings and also see SUM­ ces to see who's coming! MER OCR positions ABOVE!) Career & Employment Services is a student service office - Alberta Forest Protection Division - Initial Attack Wildland dedicated to assist you in your job search and career planning. Below is a listing of the jobs currently posted. Complete Firefighters (Nov. 30th) We're within the Career Resources Centre in B6io along with the descriptions can be found on www.workopolisCampus.com (you - Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP), across two Cooperative Education and Applied Studies programs. CRC must come in and get the ACCESS CODE), or in the job binder Canada. Summer positions. Some excellent positions have office hours are 9 a.m. - Noon and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. You can also in our office. Keep in mind the following are just the ones sent deadlines! Go to the Web site: jobs.gc.ca check out our Web site for more detailed information: specifically to our office. There are many more on the Web site. - Veterans Affairs Canada - Work as a Guide in France (ASAP) www.uleth.ca/reg-ces/ . Stop by B610 and talk to Pat, Diane or - Library of Parliament - Summer Parliamentary Guides (Nov. Cheryl about our services. We're here to help you! DEADLINES are in brackets. ASAP means they may 10th) hire the first qualified person who applies - DONT CES offers CAREER COUNSELLING SERVICES! WAIT! FULL-TIME: (also see OCR positions above!) Are you a first-year student and not sure about your major? Or - CKXU, U of L - Station Manager (Nov. 5th) are you graduating and don't know what to do with your degree? ON-CAMPUS RECRUITING (OCR) - Alliance Environmental Solutions Ltd., Western Canada - Come to CES in B610 and book an interview with one of the On-Campus Recruiting is the process by which employers Environmental Scientist/Technician (Nov. 30th) Career Counsellors. recruit students for full-time and summer positions for NEXT - Kainaiwa Children's Services Corp., Standoff - Child Youth & YEAR! Full-time positions can start any time between January Family Investigator (Nov. 17th) Also, employers are coming on campus to conduct and September 2005, while summer positions generally start - Friends of Reynolds-Alberta Museum, Wetaskiwin - General Information Sessions! Find out what opportunities they may next May. Employers most often come to campus to conduct Manager (Nov. 5th) have. Also, some educational institutions want you to know their interviews. You must register for OCR in CES! (B610) - Development and Peace, Ontario - Facilitator-Development about their programs. Sign up in CES, B610 to find out Education (Nov. 13th) times and room numbers. Here's who: DON'T MISS THE DEADLINES FOR AWESOME JOB OPPOR­ - Alberta Agriculture, Food & Rural Development, Grande - BASF - Mon., Nov. 15th at 5 p.m. TUNITIES. YOU COULD HAVE A FULL-TIME OR SUMMER Prairie - Network Development Team Intern (Nov. 12th) - Edmonton Police Service - Tues., Nov. 23rd at 12:05 P-m. 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Alberta - Crop Protection - Sales (Nov. 18th at NOON - Human Resources Development Canada - Junior Professional wishing anonymity, but absokjteV no pseudonyms), contain the authors legible name, SHARP in CES) Program (Jan. 15th) address, telephone number and student identification numba (address, I.D. and phone number not fa publication). Letters may be edited fa brevity, clarity and legal­ - Bayer CropScience - Certified Seed Production, Market - Subway, Lethbridge - Sandwich Artists (ASAP) ity. The Meforisf reserves the right to edit submissions and wil not print ibebus material. Development Associates, Research & Development, Parental - The Focus Corporation Ltd., Edmonton - Senior Community Seed Production, Compliance/Regulatory Associates, Elite Planner (ASAP) Editor-in-Chief | David Green Events Associates, Invigor Breeding, Customer Interaction - GenesysNetworks, Lethbridge - Web site Sales Affiliate (Nov. [email protected] Centre Representative, Sales Associates. 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