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-The D&ily Coljegian
,
Wednesday, March 1,1995
Jobs
From Page 1
Employment Services has been trying to market Jobs line to stu dents and employers.
However; many students said they have never heard of Jobsline.
Zarchary Snow, 24, a senior criminology major, is one of them.
Another stranger td Jobsline is Particia Ochoa, 19, a sopho more social work major.
However, now that they've heard about the program, they want to know more.
"I would like to find work in my major/from jobsline," Ochoa said.
Snow said he is also inter¬ ested in fin ding a job related to his major, although he is employed
Leold
by Roger & Salem Salloonl
tfiy mom and I have a next door neighbor who does not like the cotfi
He says he's going to tie a snow shovel to the tool ol his car and head due south on the highway.
When someone asks him.'What's that thing on your car?'
Thai's where hell settle down.
He says that time's actually live seasons...
spring, summer, fall, winter, and
HELL
which is near the end ol February.
Wolfe said the program is available to all students who are interested "It's basically for any student who wants ^a job/' she said.
On the other hand, there are students who do know about the program but do not use it.#
"When I came here, I didn't plan to work. I wanted to be a full- time student," said Stephen Camcam, a senior health science major.
Sophomore Marisele Albarado, 19, said she did not try the program because it was hard to get a job.
"I had friends who tried to get a job from Jobsline, and it took mem forever," shesaid. "It doesn't really work."
On the other hand, Trin Vuong, 21, a junior health science major, said the program worked for her.
"I found two jobs," she'said. "Ifs pretty convinient and accu¬ rate.''
Currently, Vuong works at a daycare center and makes $500 a month.
To get access to Jobsline, a student has to show his or her LD. with a current semester sticker. Once they do this, they are given a sheet with thecurrent password. Each year, the password is changed three times, so students have to sign up each time after that
Since it started, Jobsline^ is used by about 5,000 studentsja semester, Wolfe said.
The jobs on the main menu are: part-time, summer or tempo¬ rary jobs, professional full-time career opportunities, coopera¬ tive/educational intemships,and community service and volunteer opportunites.
AD LINE 278-5731
Goiiie from the heart
lwWed. March 1/Thurs. March 2 8:30am to 4:00pm Satellite Student Union
FANTASY AND SCI-FI CONVENTION
VFW HALL POST #8900 3585 N. BLYTHE, FRESNO
MARCH 4TH AND 5TH
c information (including Players. Gamemastcr signups, Dealers, etc.) call Hobbytown USA at (209) 435-3342.
.VI N T A G. E
The Vintage Days 1995 CRAFTSFOLKFAIRE
Recognized Student Organizations:
•Don't Miss Your Chance! •Earn Big Bucks! • " « »Be A Part of Fresno's BesuCrafts Faire and the ^Year's Best Weekend!
FOOD BOOTH APPLICATIONS
Available: Feb. 22-March 17 — USU Room 306
Due by March 17 at 3:00pm.
For More Information call 278-2741
university preSfents
i>AMC£ in " TtZOVPG
February 24-25 & March 1-4 at 8:00 P.M. February 26 & March 5 at 2:00 P.M
John Wright Theatre < ■" Speech Arts Buliding
Box Office;278-2216
Tickets . ^
f $4-CSUFStudents
• with Valid ID
$6 - CSUF Faculty/Staff, Seniors,
Non-CSUF Students £
Alumni Assoc. Members
$8 General Admission
*
Free T-Shirt!
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Since 1B">2 Wellst Fargo Bank has defined its path to uccess through a strong belief in teamwork, integrity, flexibility and commit¬ ment. These values have enabled us to meet our goals and move forward with confidence.'
We take an active interest in helping future banking professionals find their own personal path to success. Our team consists of a diverse group of people who bring us their varied talents, viewpoints, interests and experiences. Through* their efforts we maintain our * high standards and define our future.
Consider the possibility of a career in our exciting new growth area of Supermarket Banking. Opportunities exist for aggressive', highly motivated sales officers to develop prospective customers and sell a complete range of banking products and services while meeting or exceeding sales goals. We're most interested in candidates, with a college degree and/or a proven sales.track record and the ability to work independently. To get started on your path to success, maik Uiis date on your calendar now. I
PERSONAL BANKING OFFICERS SUPERMARKET BANKING
SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS MARCI*6, 1995
/
For jnore information contact your Career Center or write to: Recruitment Services. 420 Montgomery Street, 11th Floor, MAC #0101-118, San Franciico, CA 94163-1317. Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F/D/V.

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Title	1995_03 The Daily Collegian March 1995
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1995
Description	Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)-
Subject	California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals.
Contributors	Associated Students of Fresno State.
Coverage	Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present
Format	Microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Technical Information	Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data"
Language	eng

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Title	March 1, 1995, Page 6
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1995
Description	Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)-
Subject	California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals.
Contributors	Associated Students of Fresno State.
Coverage	Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present
Format	Microfilm reels, 35 mm.
Technical Information	Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data"
Language	eng
Full-Text-Search	-The D&ily Coljegian , Wednesday, March 1,1995 Jobs From Page 1 Employment Services has been trying to market Jobs line to stu dents and employers. However; many students said they have never heard of Jobsline. Zarchary Snow, 24, a senior criminology major, is one of them. Another stranger td Jobsline is Particia Ochoa, 19, a sopho more social work major. However, now that they've heard about the program, they want to know more. "I would like to find work in my major/from jobsline," Ochoa said. Snow said he is also inter¬ ested in fin ding a job related to his major, although he is employed Leold by Roger & Salem Salloonl tfiy mom and I have a next door neighbor who does not like the cotfi He says he's going to tie a snow shovel to the tool ol his car and head due south on the highway. When someone asks him.'What's that thing on your car?' Thai's where hell settle down. He says that time's actually live seasons... spring, summer, fall, winter, and HELL which is near the end ol February. Wolfe said the program is available to all students who are interested "It's basically for any student who wants ^a job/' she said. On the other hand, there are students who do know about the program but do not use it.# "When I came here, I didn't plan to work. I wanted to be a full- time student," said Stephen Camcam, a senior health science major. Sophomore Marisele Albarado, 19, said she did not try the program because it was hard to get a job. "I had friends who tried to get a job from Jobsline, and it took mem forever," shesaid. "It doesn't really work." On the other hand, Trin Vuong, 21, a junior health science major, said the program worked for her. "I found two jobs," she'said. "Ifs pretty convinient and accu¬ rate.'' Currently, Vuong works at a daycare center and makes $500 a month. To get access to Jobsline, a student has to show his or her LD. with a current semester sticker. Once they do this, they are given a sheet with thecurrent password. Each year, the password is changed three times, so students have to sign up each time after that Since it started, Jobsline^ is used by about 5,000 studentsja semester, Wolfe said. The jobs on the main menu are: part-time, summer or tempo¬ rary jobs, professional full-time career opportunities, coopera¬ tive/educational intemships,and community service and volunteer opportunites. AD LINE 278-5731 Goiiie from the heart lwWed. March 1/Thurs. March 2 8:30am to 4:00pm Satellite Student Union FANTASY AND SCI-FI CONVENTION VFW HALL POST #8900 3585 N. BLYTHE, FRESNO MARCH 4TH AND 5TH c information (including Players. Gamemastcr signups, Dealers, etc.) call Hobbytown USA at (209) 435-3342. .VI N T A G. E The Vintage Days 1995 CRAFTSFOLKFAIRE Recognized Student Organizations: •Don't Miss Your Chance! •Earn Big Bucks! • " « »Be A Part of Fresno's BesuCrafts Faire and the ^Year's Best Weekend! FOOD BOOTH APPLICATIONS Available: Feb. 22-March 17 — USU Room 306 Due by March 17 at 3:00pm. For More Information call 278-2741 university preSfents i>AMC£ in " TtZOVPG February 24-25 & March 1-4 at 8:00 P.M. February 26 & March 5 at 2:00 P.M John Wright Theatre < ■" Speech Arts Buliding Box Office;278-2216 Tickets . ^ f $4-CSUFStudents • with Valid ID $6 - CSUF Faculty/Staff, Seniors, Non-CSUF Students £ Alumni Assoc. Members $8 General Admission * Free T-Shirt! ; Centml(..;ilibrni;>BI2 Wellst Fargo Bank has defined its path to uccess through a strong belief in teamwork, integrity, flexibility and commit¬ ment. These values have enabled us to meet our goals and move forward with confidence.' We take an active interest in helping future banking professionals find their own personal path to success. Our team consists of a diverse group of people who bring us their varied talents, viewpoints, interests and experiences. Through* their efforts we maintain our * high standards and define our future. Consider the possibility of a career in our exciting new growth area of Supermarket Banking. Opportunities exist for aggressive', highly motivated sales officers to develop prospective customers and sell a complete range of banking products and services while meeting or exceeding sales goals. We're most interested in candidates, with a college degree and/or a proven sales.track record and the ability to work independently. To get started on your path to success, maik Uiis date on your calendar now. I PERSONAL BANKING OFFICERS SUPERMARKET BANKING SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS MARCI*6, 1995 / For jnore information contact your Career Center or write to: Recruitment Services. 420 Montgomery Street, 11th Floor, MAC #0101-118, San Franciico, CA 94163-1317. Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F/D/V.

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