– 
– 
– 
Daylife Select
A point & click tool to create dynamic content portals. Learn More »
Networking with college alumni is a time-honored strategy for finding a job. So, given that the unemployment rate has risen to twice the level it was before the recession, I decided to reach out to some folks who recently entered the job market. Full Article at Baltimore Sun
Related Articles
-
The talk before kickoff at Notre Dame on Saturday was of being able to run the table and reach a BCS bowl. Full Article at Boston Herald
-
Unemployed in one of the hardest hit places in America, Michigan, are running out of even their extended unemployment benefits. Unable to find jobs, some are simply waiting for Congress to support them further. Full Article at The Business Insider
-
Source: AP The fast-growing group of millionaire private college and university presidents hit a new record in recent years, and it's likely more college leaders will make seven-figure salaries once the slumping economy rebounds. Full Article at Democratic Underground
-
Laid off from his job at Alro Steel, Michael Robbins applied last summer for retraining through a state program, No Worker Left Behind, in hopes of finding work as a truck driver to feed his two children. Full Article at Lansing State Journal
Related Quotes
-
When I first got the job, (the expectation) was going to the Final Four ... Then a month later it was, 'We are going to win all the league games.' Then a month ago, winning the games by 10, and now winning all the games by 21.
-
I don't condone that ... I understand what goes on on the football (field), but there's no place for that. We're going to suspend Brandon for the first half of the Vanderbilt game. I spoke with him. That's not who he is. That's not who we are. He got caught up in emotion.
-
Sometimes I think they're overconscientious, they worry about everything, they get tight and don't let it loose ... I've probably said that a bunch in the last month or so. (If) you know what you're doing, make some plays and let it loose. Don't be so tight and nervous about every little mistake. But wh...
-
I won't be satisfied until all these people find jobs in the state ... We want to see the numbers get better and better.
SOURCE: Lansing State Journal
