As [for] interning and getting into the industry, there was a long time, in media, where interning was the only way to go about it.
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Meanwhile, Simon (Behzad Dabu) is still interning at Caplan & Gold, too.
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It supports students interning in the public sector over the summer.
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Brostoff learned sign language while he was interning for former Sen.
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Interning for "Power Lunch" is an amazing and extremely valuable experience.
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"I didn't see students like me" interning in Congress, she said.
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He is interning this summer in the office of Colorado GOP Rep.
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They'd spent ages being enemies before eventually interning at W magazine together.
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Charity is very honorable, interning is humbling, and you have great perspective.
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Over the summer, I worked at Target while interning at the ACLU.
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He started interning at a butcher shop and soon left psychology behind.
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His daughter also reportedly lived there while she was interning in Washington.
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After interning for the company for three months, Villarroel moved to Spain.
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He just spent a semester interning with our U.S. congressman, to rave reviews.
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I found myself interning with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute in the Capitol.
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Fung says she became inspired after interning at a prestigious restaurant in Hong Kong.
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Dalonzo had twice spent summers interning at Facebook, embedded with the Messenger design team.
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But especially after graduation, interning puts you in a position of intense financial fragility.
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After interning, I believe I first started as an online editor and started blogging.
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I moved to Chicago right after finishing school, and I started interning at Pitchfork.
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Oh, and I had just started interning with the Work & Money team at Refinery29.
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He suggested that I consider interning there and use his connection to my advantage.
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A handful of University of Puerto Rico theater students are interning with the production.
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When he came back to the city, he began interning for Chicago producer collective OnGaud.
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I learned more about writing and journalism from interning and my editors than in school.
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Amet in college, when she was interning at the Kitt Peak National Observatory in Tucson.
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During the summer of 1965, I was interning for a liberal lobbying outfit in Washington.
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Holmes spent the summer after her freshman year interning at the Genome Institute in Singapore.
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Wang: I was interning at Teen Vogue at the time, which was my second internship.
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A: I was interning at the Hong Kong Trade Development Council in my late teens.
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I began my political career at 16, interning for the Political Director of the AFL-CIO.
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After summers interning at Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs, I was hired at Goldman following graduation.
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Eventually, I started interning at a fashion PR firm where I worked backstage during Fashion Week.
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I was interning at the time for minimum wage/part time so I was pretty broke.
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Shortly after interning, I started to realize that I was really liking the work a lot.
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As a graduate with a finance major, my first job was interning at a brokerage office.
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Sullivan, 24, joined Mr. DiCaprio, Ms. Taubensee and Mr. Moses in 2016 after interning for them.
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Her eyes were opened, she says, when she spent the summer interning in his Washington office.
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At the time of his father's arrest, Kushner was interning for New York prosecutor Robert Morgenthau.
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If you aspire to be a journalist, consider interning at a local magazine or TV station.
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Davidge, who started his career interning at Christie's (where his father was C.E.O.), handpicks every item.
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RH: I was interning for Senator Kent Conrad, he was a democratic senator from North Dakota.
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G. texts me saying that he was offered a job at the studio where he's been interning.
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Whether you're interning "for school credit" or "for experience," many work places just don't pay their interns.
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Claremont, a graduate of Bard College, studied political theory and acting in school before interning at Marvel.
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He has since used his computer skills interning at a company designing technology for the trucking industry.
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When Mr. West famously interned at Fendi in Rome in 2009, Mr. Abloh was interning with him.
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Born and raised in North Carolina, Iimay was politicized through interning with Southerners on New Ground (SONG).
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Working toward a teaching license while interning on film projects, he anticipates additional film work this year.
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That's why the 23-year-old recently spent his off-season interning for the NBA's Miami Heat.
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The men, who became friends while interning at Goldman Sachs, are splitting the $5,300-a-month rent.
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In practice, Tuesday's rejection doesn't mean much — the US, after all, is not interning Japanese Americans anymore.
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Here are a few reasons to consider interning at a startup instead of at shiny, widely recognized organizations.
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After interning at Good Morning America and graduating from Middlebury College, he earned at spot on ESPN's SportsCenter.
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Rosenfeld excelled in high school, earned a full scholarship to Brandeis and is currently interning with US Sen.
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Erin Edwards was a student at Boston University, and spent the summer in New York, interning for WNBC.
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After interning at Good Morning America and graduating from Middlebury College, Will earned at spot on ESPN's SportsCenter.
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He's also interning for the Los Angeles Rams as he works toward a masters degree in sports management.
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I started interning in laboratories during high school and did that during my summers in college as well.
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At the time, Quaglia was interning at Dolce and Gabbana, whose team held ritual Friday night dinners there.
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The pair became friends, which eventually led to Cawley interning for Theiss on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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We started interning for NBC news as soon as we could and we grew up in that world.
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But when some start interning in a package warehouse, he added, it was not always a good fit.
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Big Break In 2010, while interning at DKNY, Ms. Ali would wear her homemade pieces around the office.
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Just because you're interning for Rolling Stone doesn't mean you'll be cozying up to your favorite Grammy noms.
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Ta studied women's wear design at Central Saint Martins and finessed his skills while interning at the Row.
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The same was true of barring Jewish refugees in the 1930s, and of interning Japanese-Americans in 1942.
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The inspiration for the story came the summer before, while I was interning at The Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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Another passenger in the car, 33-year-old Adria Barrington of Tallahassee, who is interning for Arizona GOP Rep.
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Hunter was 17 years old, and alleges that Hoffman harassed and assaulted her while she was interning on set.
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When he began interning, he had a facial tumor that prevented him from speaking, leading to a deep depression.
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Now, she's interning in the finance department for the campaign of Liuba Grechen Shirley, who is running for Congress.
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Meanwhile, Malia has been interning in New York City and she is set to attend Harvard University this fall.
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On Wednesday, the artist stopped by to recall the time Mero flamed him while interning at the Complex office.
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That didn't stop him from returning days later to another building where Obama was interning; he was detained again.
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I began writing to local journalists, and started interning at the TV station in Syracuse when I was 13.
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Takhtajan joined JPMorgan in 219 after finishing her undergraduate degree at MIT, just a year after interning with JPMorgan.
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I followed that path, interning with the Legal Aid Society in New York City while I was an undergrad.
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A 19-year-old from Singapore interning in DC for the summer, Gowswami described himself as a Bernie superfan.
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There, she got her start in the fashion and beauty world, interning at Teen Vogue three days a week.
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She graduated from the University of Connecticut and is interning at the Executive Office for Immigration Review in Hartford.
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Like Oliver, he had dropped out of F.I.T. "I started interning for Shayne when I was fifteen," Pearce said.
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He is interning at Domino's Farms in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and wants to get into business management when he graduates.
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It was while interning with iconic milliners Philip Treacy and Stephen Jones that she realized her passion for hat-making.
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A graduate of Albion College in Michigan, Nobile studied communications and ended up interning at NBC in New York City.
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Over the next years, while her classmates interned at hospitals, Underwood was interning on Capitol Hill and working in government.
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When I was 21 interning in Hollywood and my producer boss asked me to sleep with him, I said yes.
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She's currently living in New York while interning at the Weinstein Company before heading off to Harvard in the fall.
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You've set up a kind of mirror plot in the show with the law firm that Christine is interning at.
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Hefter had gotten a taste of a technology called desktop virtualization while interning at a Wall Street firm during college.
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I moved to New York to do some of that work and in that time started interning at the Fader.
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The second year, it was integrated with a summer camp DJI hosted for college-age engineers interning at the company.
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She dreamed of becoming a fashion editor but couldn't obtain a visa to move to New York and start interning.
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I was, at one point, interning at Comedy Central, and I was on set for the Daily Show and Colbert.
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Spencer Watson, a rising third-year at Berkeley Law School, is interning this summer at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Xiao's second time interning was voluntary—he works night shifts and manufactures Echo devices to help pay off student fees.
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While interning on Capitol Hill, she sat in on meetings about education policy and joined Teach For America upon graduation.
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One now-senior staffer we interviewed for our study put it plainly: When I was interning, I had three jobs.
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One of those candidates is Bella Stenvall, an 2500-year-old from California who is interning on Capitol Hill for Rep.
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Like her mother, Ducruet has worked in the fashion industry, interning at Vogue and working for Louis Vuitton for six months.
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He worked in Dayton interning as a trainer for the Maple Tree Cancer Alliance treatment center, the organization said on Facebook.
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I was a wide-eyed journalism major and spent the summer between my junior and senior years interning for Condé Nast.
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RH: Sure, so Purple basically started when I was in college as a blog when I was interning on the Hill.
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Sources tell Fox News the woman in question is 21-year-old Caitlin Marriott, who is interning in the office of Sen.
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I got my B.A. in marketing and merchandising and then I started interning, and that's how I got where I am today.
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I'm a big fan of the show and I'm actually very lucky because I'll be interning at the Daily Show this summer.
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His fiancée is named Tessa Gräfin von Walderdorff, and she is a socialite who is interning at Laird + Partners, a creative agency.
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It was her senior year of college; she was studying photography, interning at SNL, and watching a whole lot of Real Housewives.
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If we're going by simple math — and the assumption she began interning at 26 — she should be somewhere between 31 and 32.
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According to the Times, the veteran was interning at the ICE office on the first day of the demonstrations against the agency.
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Now I'm interning at The Avielle Foundation, founded by the parents of Avielle Richman, a girl who was murdered at Sandy Hook.
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He perfected his Milos Special, delicately fried eggplant and zucchini, with the help of a Greek doctor interning in a Montreal hospital.
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The Chinese regime is interning people based on religion in a more systematic way than any other regime since perhaps the Nazis.
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He is majoring in business and after interning last summer at SunTrust Bank, plans to work as an investment banker after graduation.
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After interning at the National Security Agency, he worked for six years at the C.I.A., where he had the highest security clearances.
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I came up with the idea this summer while interning for Will and going through Andrew Kingsley's beautiful themeless from Aug. 26.
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After interning extensively in the private sector during college, the sheer amount of unnecessary paperwork and bureaucracy in the military kills me.
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Dr. Harrison-Ross trained as a pediatrician and as a psychiatrist, interning at Bronx Municipal Hospital and Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
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According to "Quotidien," at least two of the jobs overlapped with times when Mr. Le Roux's daughters were interning abroad or studying.
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It was an unusually warm November night, and after finishing a day of interning in Times Square, I'd walked over to Bryant Park.
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While interning for CBS' "The Late Show with David Letterman," she worked as a Starbucks barista and a babysitter to make ends meet.
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Bèye, currently working at an energy firm in France, started making the game last year while he was interning at game developer Ubisoft.
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Jade Lo, 17, a student at Stuyvesant High School, cares so much that she has been interning at CW Pencils for a year.
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When Castan began interning for Wyss and Glauser, he sold cheese to Britain's food elite at the Jumi store in London by day.
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Brown, who attended Cal, has more financial industry experience than most NBA players, having spent a summer interning at Base Ventures in Berkeley.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BRUSSELS — Shortly after I finished theater school, I started interning with the director of a major company.
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I was interning with him and my first role as an intern was pulling, like, fart sounds for the film Friday After Next.
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By 20203, Sialelli was interning at Opéra de Marseille's costume department, where he worked alongside members of the fashion designer Christian Lacroix's team.
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After losing a gig interning at the Dallas Morning News after accusations of plagiarism, she briefly became a rock critic — how Gen X!
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Mr. Gates and Mr. Manafort met years ago when Mr. Gates was interning at Mr. Manafort's Washington consulting firm, Black, Manafort, Stone, Kelly.
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He is the president of the Black Student Alliance at UVA, and will be interning with the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation this summer.
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It was shortly before Russo passed away in 1990 that Cohen got to hear him in an interview, while he was interning at CBS.
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On a quest to be fully stacked, she currently studies at Ada Developers Academy and will be interning as a software engineer at Amazon.
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While interning at big beauty companies during her time at Harvard Business School in 2005, Tsai developed acute dermatitis as she tested various products.
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Just a little over 85033 years ago, Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, interning hundreds of thousands of Japanese-Americans in camps across America.
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I was doing the New York City hustle, interning in high fashion in the day and working at a high-end restaurant at night.
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Throughout my years of interning at magazines, I had never earned enough to keep myself — especially in my home city, where rent was expensive.
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More posts are forthcoming, and Aneri is also interning for The Times's Science section this summer, so look for her articles there as well.
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But interviews with 30 attendees turned up just two New Hampshire voters — a couple from Durham whose daughter is interning for the Sanders campaign.
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Wolf Cukier, then a junior in high school, was interning at NASA&aposs Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland when he made the discovery.
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Over the summer, he was interning at JP Morgan, and they'd offered him a job—on the condition he graduated with a B average.
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The Hunt After Emilie Gossiaux graduated from Cooper Union in 5003, she started interning at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on the Upper East Side.
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He began interning for the company at 16, learning the ropes of fabrication, lighting, and stringing, before coming on as a full-time team member.
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Hannah Jin, who graduates from UCLA next week with a degree in computer science and software engineering, is interning at Facebook as a software engineer.
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PARK CITY, Utah — A couple of years ago, Jessie Kahnweiler was interning at Bad Robot, the movie and television company owned by J. J. Abrams.
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This year he was interning at eBay and decided to create a tool that would help people with motor impairments like his to shop online.
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Dad-in-chief was visiting Malia, who is living in New York while interning at the Weinstein Company before heading off to Harvard this fall.
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At CNBC, you make the most out of your time, and while I was interning here, I was a front-end engineer for their website.
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After interning with Boeing in Seattle, I'm now back in Nashville, where my older brother and I run a small cafe called The Horn Coffee.
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The day after the drinking session, I met Qraluq at an auto-repair shop where he was interning as part of his vocational-school training.
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On the advice of friends he had met while interning with the Wooster Group and the Builders Association, he enrolled in the N.Y.U. graduate program.
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With her family in town, she has quit her restaurant job and is doing freelance film and production work while interning for a fashion photographer.
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There were spreads devoted to students' formal introduction to politics — registering to vote and interning with campaigns — and to their unvarnished opinions of the candidates.
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By the time she became a Democrat, after interning for Charleston's long-serving Democratic mayor, Joseph P. Riley, "I was already hooked," Mr. Whitaker said.
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He has a doctorate in international relations, and once spent a summer interning at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the think tank specializing in digital freedom.
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College to Congress was founded in 2016 by Audrey Henson, who experienced firsthand the difficulty of being a low-income student interning on Capitol Hill.
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According to a survey of congressional staffers we conducted in 2017, approximately 63 percent of staffers began their career in politics by interning in Congress.
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I was a senior in college at the time, interning with a documentary crew that was making a film about Laotian refugees in Rhode Island.
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All this, despite performing in deaf theater throughout childhood, and, during my college years, taking sign language at Gallaudet; interning as a sports reporter covering United States soccer and swimming at the 2009 Deaflympics in Taipei, Taiwan; interning at the National Association of the Deaf; and, after graduate school, cofounding an online, intersectional journal of deaf and disability literature and art called The Deaf Poets Society.
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We were told to think about what we each wanted to do on our yearly trip to Augsburg to help us gain work experience through interning.
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China is suppressing and interning people from Muslim ethnicities, most notably Uighurs, on a vast scale in the Xinjiang autonomous region, which borders Tajikistan and Kazakhstan.
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The costs of interning in DC for a summer can total up to $10,000, including an apartment, travel, professional clothing, metro cards, food, and course credit.
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While the three of them were interning at Google, they shared a house and came up with the idea to help them organize their shared finances.
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After learning how to brew many different types of booze and even interning with a Brooklyn-based bourbon distillery, Sprouse decided to focus on making mead.
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I had been interning in news all through college, so I thought, alright then, if this law thing isn't happening, I better try the news thing.
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Instead of finding them interning in an office or behind a fast food counter, these days, you'll find many teens in some sort of summer school.
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Since last year, the administration has debated imposing sanctions on Chinese officials for their role in interning one million or more Muslims in the Xinjiang region.
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I reminisce about my blissful summer interning in Singapore where I tried all the world's cuisines at hawker centers and made a ton of euro friends.
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So he earned his master's degree in educational leadership in 2014, and after interning last year at School 14, he'll begin his administrative role in September.
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It was then that he had his first taste of politics, interning for Cory Booker, then the mayor of Newark and now a United States senator.
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While interning on the Hill, Divine worked 50 to 60 hours per week and shared one bedroom with two roommates that cost about $2,000 per month.
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In fact, hiring managers say that interning within your preferred industry is more important than your college major or GPA, NACE's 2018 Job Outlook survey finds.
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After interning for our local congressman in high school, I decided I needed to be involved and double-majored in broadcast journalism and political science in college.
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Mike's older sister Nancy (Natalia Dyer) sees a mystery she can unravel to finally earn the respect of the sexist staff of the newspaper where she's interning.
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The eye vinyl was a great summer look when I was interning, too—it was so hot all my other makeup would literally melt off my face.
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He is interning in Silicon Valley this summer, and I try to convince him to use that sweet tech cash to come visit Kauai for a weekend.
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I had just flown home from a semester in Los Angeles, interning at Chelsea Lately—a dream job, living with new friends, beaching and sunning between classes.
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In college, while interning in New York City, she sought out sex work, searching Craigslist for viable gigs, and found a job stripping at a topless bar.
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The Wharton School graduate, who spent two summers interning at UBS in college, has been working remotely for Weiss Multi Strategy Advisers during the NFL off-season.
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Next month, she is to begin interning for a semester in the office of the general counsel at the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington.
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I was there for two years before I transferred to NYU, but it was during my time at the Christian school that I started interning at GLAAD.
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The 22-year-old woman who's been working with her ex-boyfriend said she actually helped him land a job at the company where she's currently interning.
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In October 2016, Danielle Daitch and Joshua DeLott took a weekend trip to Washington to visit their friend, Travis Gidado, who was interning at the White House.
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I was interning at Mabou Mines but was also drawn to Bunraku, anything at Dance Theater Workshop, as well as the plays of Churchill, Mamet, Orton, Wilson.
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My family wasn't able to support my private-school tuition ($60K a year), and I was taking 22 credits a semester, plus working and interning part-time.
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Since her own parents' initial rejection of her identity, Frazier was kicked out of the home where she stayed while interning at a Baptist church in Brazil.
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ABC News also reported on Friday that Pruitt's daughter stayed in a second bedroom in the condo last summer while she was interning at the White House.
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He said that the stigma of "failure" is also decreasing and that many science and engineering students from the top universities were now interning for start-ups.
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A college student (Morgan Saylor of "Homeland") is living in a seedy Queens apartment with her best friend (India Salvor Menuez) and interning at a hipster magazine.
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But after college, while interning at Will Ferrell's production company in California in 2012, she — like many interns — had a lot of free time on her hands.
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Then they asked about specific presidential actions, including freeing the slaves, desegregating the military, interning Japanese Americans during World War II, and deferring deportation for some unauthorized immigrants.
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The critically acclaimed Viola Davis stars as Annalise Keating, a matriarchal law professor at a prestigious university who becomes entrenched in a murder plot with five interning students.
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Mund hopes to become the first elected female governor of North Dakota, and she's on her way there after interning for Senator John Hoeven of her home state.
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After briefly interning at Jason Wu, Gao partnered with James Cui, a Chinese-American investor with deep relationships in production and manufacturing, to start up her own line.
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"It's ridiculous, what's happening in U.S. politics," said Thyra Guenther-Luebbers, a 21-year-old college student who's also interning at an art gallery in the German capital.
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Interning at both divisions in CNBC as a graduate student at New York University also meant being able to bring real-world experience into the classroom every day.
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He tried interning at local publications—mainly coffee-table magazines that covered local events, fashion, and décor—but he was rejected for being "too out there," he says.
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Rounding out our crew are two emerging journalists/writers, an adventurer from England, and a Ph.D. candidate interning with the group for all three weeks of the project.
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In addition to paying well below market value at the lobbyist-linked condo, Pruitt's daughter reportedly lived with him in the unit while interning at the White House.
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As a high school student in 2011, he began interning as a researcher in a lab at Ohio State University, looking at the molecular underpinnings of heart problems.
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But this one, about two particular penguins from the Maryland Zoo interning at New York- based publisher Penguin Random House is one of the best ones you'll hear.
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Feinstein and her colleague Makennah Bristow have been chasing the exoplanet since 2017, when they observed two of its transits while interning at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Interning, much like puberty, is a great way for teenagers to enjoy their first taste of the horrors of the adult world.
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The 26-year-old singer revealed that since March, she's been interning on a volunteer basis at A21, a nonprofit whose aim is abolishing injustice in the 21st century.
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He was a summer intern at a media agency and then spent a year interning at software company Autodesk before getting a degree in computer science from Stanford University.
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"A few years back, one of my clients, who had been interning at a law firm, was hired by the same firm after she finished law school," Nourse said.
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"A band who no one knows doesn't really get signed at South by," says Mills, who began his career at SXSW interning during college abroad from his native England.
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Brothers Eric and Jeff Rosenthal sat down with Rory Farrell, the co-host of The Joe Budden Podcast, to talk about his time interning at Def Jam in 2010.
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It was 1997, the summer I'd graduated from college, and I was interning with The Charlotte Observer, a daily newspaper in a city where I knew almost no one.
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The two men first met about 12 years ago when Mr. Abloh spent six months interning at Fendi with Kanye West, where Mr. Burke was then the chief executive.
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Bazley, 204.5, is not yet in the N.B.A. He is interning with the company and training for the draft instead of playing a "one and done" year in college.
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So the first time I ever really drove a car was in Mississippi when I had to cover the Chris McDaniel - Thad Cochran race when interning for the Times.
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Law enforcement sources confirm 30-year-old Jair Nilton Cardoso was detained after he showed up on April 10 at the Weinstein Company offices in Manhattan where Malia is interning.
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Once I realized I didn't want to work at a lab bench for the rest of my life, I switched from interning at university labs and focused on legal jobs.
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The long-term solution is not interning children in Mexico or deporting mothers and their children back to violent neighborhoods; it is increasing our investment to provide safety and opportunity.
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While interning at an accounting firm in the 1990s, Ms. Brown-Philpot — who was raised by her mother in Detroit — worked for a partner who happened to be African-American.
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When Ryan Gramlich was interning at Palo Alto Networks, he made sure that he knew what his managers and team members thought of his work by asking for their feedback.
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Disney abruptly told students currently interning at its parks in Anaheim and Florida to move out and gave them just one week to do so, The Los Angeles Times reported.
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In 1985, Marie-Chantal Miller was a sophisticated high school student who had just started interning with Andy Warhol, when a family friend introduced her to Prince Pavlos of Greece.
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As we see China interning a million of its citizens because of their ethnicity and religion (China denies any allegations of wrongdoing), we have an opportunity to stand against oppression.
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Seniors just don't care about learning anymore, so maybe a change of pace, like interning in the same career field they want to go into, would be a perfect substitute!
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On the show, after being offered the opportunity to spend the summer interning at the Vogue office in Paris, Conrad opted to stay behind to focus on then-boyfriend, Jason Wahler.
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While an internship with Google might boast more possibilities of a job opportunity after interning, that possibility pales in comparison to the skills interns are able to develop at a startup.
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Still, with a score of 8.7, Pepsi beat out Microsoft and Apple among the total pool of 1,500 current and recently graduated MBAs working full-time or interning at 32 companies.
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Right now the future Speaker of the House or a future chief of staff is interning on the Hill, building a network and gaining the skills they need to be successful.
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She spends time studying, serving on the executive board for CURE — a student organization focused on sustainable medicine in developing countries — and interning for the state of Ohio in fiscal administration.
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EPA chief Scott Pruitt's adult daughter, McKenna Pruitt, used a room at the Washington townhouse Pruitt rented from a gas industry lobbyist's wife while she was interning at the White House.
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When Emily Zhang was interning with a peer-to-peer (P22017P) lending firm in the Summer of 33, her main task was to carry out research on other P23P lending firms.
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"My hope is that people like me won't have to deny or erase the color of their skin," said Salles, 26, a Zumbi university student who is also interning at Grey.
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But you know, when I was in college I thought maybe I wanted to be a journalist, and I started interning at the local news stations and I got ... But always television.
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That's why Copeland is planning ahead: The Wharton School graduate, who spent two summers interning at the investment bank UBS in college, took an off-season job on Wall Street in 2017.
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The center identified the victim as Alexandra Black, a 22-year-old recent graduate of Indiana State University who had been interning at the center for about two weeks, ABC News reported.
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"Contact your career office on campus and ask for a list of alumni in your geographic region and industry and/or company you're interested in interning or eventually working for," says Salemi.
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He maintained that by interning Jews, Hitler was responding to what he viewed as a Jewish-Bolshevik conspiracy and to a 1939 Zionist "declaration of war" urging all Jews to support Britain.
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With the help of a mentor and an alumnus of his high school, he started his career by interning and working for equity firms, where he gained a wealth of financial knowledge.
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Young people, too, who have only just finished interning for free and are seen as disposable might not want to be defined by their illness at the very start of their career.
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While I may not have always seen eye-to-eye with them, they taught me invaluable skills that were more important than any experience I got in a classroom or while interning.
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Story at a glance Nearly 80 years after President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 establishing Japanese internment camps, California is apologizing for its role in discriminating against and interning Japanese Americans.
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I spent the summer of 1996 interning in D.C. I came back the following summer, and then was offered a staff assistant job, which lasted three of my four years of undergrad.
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He moved to New York City after high school, interning under Cinematic Music Group's Jonny Shipes, hustling beats where he could, selling weed to stay afloat—all the while going to school.
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A former design intern, Parsons grad Shahista Lalani, is named the lead plaintiff in the case, and she alleges her five-month interning stint in 2012 at The Row involved 50-hour workweeks.
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I began interning at City Hall during the summer of 2015, which was around the time that Bree Newsome climbed the flagpole outside of South Carolina State House and removed a Confederate flag.
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One senior Senate aide recalled his early days on Capitol Hill, when the member of Congress for whom he was interning found a door off its hinges in the Longworth House Office Building.
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My first big story as a reporter came while interning for The Westsider, a Manhattan weekly, when I learned the classic films featured at The Regency were being scrapped for first-run fare.
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Before interning in CNBC's market research department, my media experience was focused on news reporting as I had worked at a newspaper and as an online editorial intern for NBCUniversal's market owned station websites.
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In total, 5,000 people were injured that day and 258 people were killed, including my father Julian Bartley, 55, a career diplomat and the U.S. Consul General, and my brother, interning at the embassy.
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Jessica Morreale, a 21-year-old junior at Missouri State University said she felt well-informed about her state's voting laws, from her experience interning for the county clerk and canvassing for local candidates.
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When you break down the barriers that block marginalized Americans, such as students of color or those of working-class backgrounds, from interning on the Hill we start to see truer representation of our democracy.
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George paid $23 in 22 (approximately $22000 in today's dollars) for 21980,150 reels of NASA magnetic tape at a government auction while he was a Lamar University student interning at Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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Now living with relatives in Baltimore, the 23-year-old single mother has no qualifications, no stable job and, having unsuccessfully sought government aid while interning as a receptionist, no prospect of a steady income.
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I didn't want to do it in my summers, when I was interning in Washington, DC. It just came to seem like such an extravagant step to take, one that I couldn't find time for.
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Thomas-Hansard, who began interning at LA Weekly when she was 19, said she confronted an editor who asked her to text him a photo of the outfit she was wearing to work that day.
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When VICE caught up with him this June, he was interning at the Alternative Herbal Health Services, a cheerful dispensary in West Hollywood that sells things like kush-themed greeting cards and plays Taylor Swift.
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In 2017, while the student was interning at Clinc, Mars allegedly made inappropriate sexual comments about the student's girlfriend, who was a recent graduate of the University of Michigan and an employee at the company.
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Its D.C. outpost, the Allan P. Kirby Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship, runs a lecture series and serves as a base for Hillsdale undergraduates who are interning at conservative think tanks or publications.
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Georbina DaRosa, who is interning to be a social worker, had her hair in box braids as she ate lunch with a colleague at Shake Shack on East 86th Street on a recent weekend afternoon.
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At NYU, she considered a career in music journalism, interning at Elle and for journalist Lizzy Goodman, with whom she still maintains a friendship (the pair had seen The Strokes perform the night before we met).
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Brooklyn, 19, is interning with photographer Nick Knight in London, Romeo, 16, hopes to do "something in tennis" and Cruz, 13, is musically inclined, and writes his own songs as well as plays guitar and piano.
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While interning for Legal Voice, an organization that uses the law to make changes for the most marginalized communities, Maddy Rasmussen realized that it wasn't always easy for people to find information about abortion clinics online.
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The Calabasas-based star is in luck, though: California, as well as three other U.S. states, offers another way to pass the bar by "reading the law" — interning or apprenticing with a practicing lawyer or judge.
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Interning asylum seekers on our southern border creates challenges to addressing the health of thousands of detainees, as well as guards and support workers detailed to serve in our internment facilities, and others in these communities.
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Some HBS grads mentioned working or interning in their field — whether in traditional MBA territory, such as finance and management consulting, or areas like startups, healthcare, government, or nonprofits — before applying to Harvard's graduate business program.
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I wrote this puzzle in my spare time while interning for the New York Times Crossword and Games team this summer as a software developer; a huge thank you to everyone there for a wonderful experience.
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Pay Our Interns co-founder Carlos Vera says the cost of interning on the Hill in unpaid positions diminishes the chances for students of color and low-income students to access the intern-to-staffer pipeline.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China finally admitted this week what had been widely reported: that it is interning thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of people in "re-education camps" in the far-western region of Xinjiang.
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Not a lot of people knew my history of having written a comic at 15, going to the School of Visual Arts for cartooning and illustration, studying comics for many years, then interning at DC Comics.
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Now in her sophomore year at Stanford University, where she is studying computer science and mechanical engineering, Christina will be interning this summer at SpaceX, a company that strives to enable people to live on other planets.
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It all goes much differently when Elle ends up being one of the best in her class, and she ends up falling for the junior partner at the firm she's interning at and wins a difficult case.
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The son of two doctors in Paris, he wrote his master's thesis on the effects of France's wealth tax on the migration of high earners and spent the fall of 70 interning at a Parisian financial firm.
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I remember listening to "Welcome to New York" by Taylor Swift while gazing out of the tiny plane window at the city skyline below feeling equal parts excited and cliché about spending a summer interning in NYC.
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Still, in one of the season's more interesting arcs, Nancy gets her own '80s trope in the form of a Working Girl story that sees her tackling sexism at the local newspaper where she's interning alongside Jonathan.
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I spent most of the summer interning at an internet company doing communications and design work, but I made time for a 10-day road trip in July to visit family in Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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According to a recent salaries report by Management Consulted, a careers resource platform that helps graduates land consulting jobs, an student pursuing an MBA degree can earn up to $32,000 in 10 weeks interning at a consulting firm.
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"I'm so happy to see our CS&E Circles connecting students interning at Bay Area tech companies, because peer support is essential to keeping women and underrepresented minorities in computer science and engineering," Sheryl Sandberg told Refinery29 over email.
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After interning in haute couture at Christian Lacroix, and a stint at her father's tailor, Edward Sexton, on Savile Row, the fashion design student presented her graduate collection on model pals Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Yasmin Le Bon.
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"In a statement to INSIDER, a friend of Beckham said: "'He has never claimed to an expert, but he does have a passion for photography and is enjoying learning his craft from the true professionals he is interning with.
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"In a statement to INSIDER, a friend of Beckham said: "He has never claimed to an expert, but he does have a passion for photography and is enjoying learning his craft from the true professionals he is interning with.
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When the action begins, it is Wednesday, and Jim Fingal (a charmingly insistent Daniel Radcliffe) is hovering in the office of Emily Penrose (the ever-sensitive Cherry Jones), the editor-in-chief of the magazine where he is interning.
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After graduating college and interning at a company which was hit with a class-action lawsuit for racial discrimination, I noticed people who hadn't even been directly impacted by the actions of the company received part of the settlement.
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Bianca Alonzo, a senior from Los Angeles who runs cross-country and track for Columbia, spent nine weeks this summer in Manhattan, interning at a nonprofit downtown by day and running, lifting and cooking with teammates uptown at night.
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Meet Me in the Bathroom is meant to chronicle and, in many instances, glorify the scene in which Goodman played a part, having cut her teeth interning at SPIN and meeting many of the key players in the process.
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I was interning at a magazine and he was backpacking, but we ended up buying a single mattress and a set of Toy Story sheets and sleeping on the floor of an empty mansion adjacent to our friend's apartment.
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The driver of the bus, 59-year-old Glen Doerksen, was also killed, as was the team's play-by-play announcer, 29-year-old Tyler Bieber and Brody Hinz, 18, who was interning for Bieber at a Humboldt radio station.
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Malia spent part of her gap year interning with the Weinstein Company film studio in New York and previously interned for a writer of HBO's Girls and the CBS series Extant (Halle Berry said Malia was an amazing production assistant).
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Police in Kenya and Uganda have so far arrested three individuals: one, a medical student named Mohammed Abdi Ali who was interning at a Kenyan hospital, and the others -- Ali's wife and her friend -- who are now in custody in Uganda.
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Victoria Trocino, who's from upstate New York but spent several summers in Dublin studying and interning in public relations, decided to contact a bunch of people who had given her their number after previous encounters to see if they remembered her.
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Author R.J. Hernéndez, whose new novel An Innocent Fashion chronicles a college student's experience interning at a Vogue-like magazine under a pseudonym, admits that he too used a fake name for his Vogue internship: Seymour Glass, a J.D. Salinger character.
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Years ago, when I was interning in NYC the summer before my senior year, he, yes, picked me up at a dark Lower East Side bar, leaning over with an opening line I've forgotten and a confident smile I haven't.
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My first clue that I needed to get a better grip on my finances came in the form of a $3,000 tax bill the first year after I started interning, which might as well as have been $30,000 to me.
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BE PATIENT Zane MacPhee thought that interning with a minor-league baseball team before his junior year would get him to the big leagues the following summer, where he would do big things analyzing player data to improve the team's performance.
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"I went back to the collections that I died for when I was interning for him and remembered why I loved it the first second I laid eyes on it, and I remembered why Oscar loved it too," Garcia says.
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Read more: "Brand to Know: A Men's Wear Line With a Nostalgic Bent" by Siska Lyssens The British-Vietnamese designer A Sai Ta studied women's wear design at Central Saint Martins and finessed his skills while interning at the Row.
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"He was looking for specific people apparently, at least at first," said Louis Jones, a Virginia Beach councilman and former mayor whose grandson, Jack Jones, was interning in the public works department and working on the second floor when the shooting occurred.
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I bought it from Century21 on the last day of my first summer in NY. I had spent the summer interning at Teen Vogue, so the scarf is a souvenir that reminds me of the summer I fell in love with the city.
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Despite all this, I scroll through listings of New York City sublets each morning, messaging people that I'm a clean, responsible undergraduate who might be interning there this summer and would love to stay at their apartment, especially if utilities are included.
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Despite all this, I scroll through listings of New York City sublets each morning, messaging people that I'm a clean, responsible undergraduate who might be interning there this summer and would love to stay at their apartment, especially if utilities are included.
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The Nomas of the world were predictably fantastic — but Noma has also spawned so many imitators (often led by chefs who spent time interning at the Copenhagen restaurant) that there's a lot of sameness in the highest levels of fine dining these days.
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After interning at UBS, Graves said he did a stint as a consultant at a Chicago firm called PartnerSolve, following Molly to the Windy City, before founding and subsequently shuttering at least one start-up, a Tweetdeck-like social media project called SocialDreamium.
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Members of California's congressional delegation on Wednesday marked the 78th anniversary of former President Franklin Roosevelt's order interning Japanese Americans in the wake of the Pearl Harbor attack, which has since been commemorated as a Day of Remembrance in the Japanese American community.
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And one of the show's producers, Jennifer Ashley Tepper, was a college student interning at the York Theater Company when she stumbled across an Iconis demo tape; she was wowed, and has been helping produce his concerts and shows for the last decade.
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Southside centers on the infamous summer day in 1989 when Barack Obama, then a Harvard law student interning at the firm of Sidley Austin, took his work colleague, Michelle Robinson (Tika Sumpter), to a community meeting in the South Side of Chicago.
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It was my second summer interning in this lab, and my screen tees didn't feel out of place—I had a friendly rapport with my mentor, a graduate student I'll call Dana (not her real name), and we bantered while we worked on our experiments.
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FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments As Blue describes, Dunkley was told by her dad's friend who "can see into the future at times" that she would meet a young man while interning in Tennessee and become "really good friends" with him.
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They met in 1995, when Mr. Punyet, who was studying at New York University, noticed a letter in a gallery at which he was interning that had arrived from Alexander S. C. Rower, Calder's grandson (who, like the artist, goes by the nickname Sandy).
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For years in Congress, wealthier students have had far greater access to the perks exclusive to interning on the Hill: a networking gold mine of legislators and lobbyists, and experience like conducting research and compiling briefing materials that makes them more attractive job candidates.
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Proposals that would have seemed completely off the wall a year ago are now being discussed in all seriousness, like seizing cash and valuables from asylum seekers (Denmark), interning those who arrive without passports (Germany), or stripping French citizenship from dual nationals convicted of terrorist acts.
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He became fascinated by Africa in early adulthood, ultimately receiving a master's in African studies from the University of London and later interning as a lobbyist on African matters in Washington D.C. His interest in the continent's metal scenes was sparked by a conversation with a friend.
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That all changed in a late-night dorm brainstorm, when she and another Indian classmate, Varun Banka, who was interning at Barclays, wondered why the same amount of big data they saw informing financial decisions were not being applied to the gnarlier problems in their home country.
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In his dissent, Justice Stephen G. Breyer likened the decision to the Supreme Court's "refusal to set aside the government's World War II action removing more than 70,000 American citizens of Japanese origin from their West Coast homes and interning them in camps" in Korematsu v.
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So you were wasting your time in Washington, as most people do ... RH: [laughing] So I was interning and, you know, having a lot of conversations with my fellow intern friends about politics, and I'm a huge politics nerd, so it's kind of like Disneyland for me.
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I started interning there, it was a paid internship, everything I had to do was paid, it was the only way I could finish ... I mean, I didn't get a full scholarship to G.W. so I was always living paycheck to paycheck, to just keep afloat.
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These people—I had known them for years, I had their relatives interning in my office, I had gone to weddings and dinners of leaders in the Muslim-American community—and the same people that I had known, I hear them saying its not al Qaeda, it's the FBI.
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Amanda Deckelman, a standout sales professional in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's fixed-income division, is a lifer at the firm, interning at Merrill while she was an undergrad at Notre Dame and then joining in 2008 as a first-year analyst in repo and short-term rates trading.
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I ended up spending two summers and one semester interning in D.C. Besides knowing how to make a really good cup of coffee … and I mean really good … those internships introduced me to some of the most interesting people and helped shape how I lead the office today.
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He had spent eight months interning at NASA all the way back in 22000 and five years working for the Immersion Corporation, a company based in San Jose that had cemented its status as a leader in "haptics"—the use of computer-controlled mechanical cues to provide the illusion of touch.
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Anna Graham Hunter, the first to go on the record about Hoffman's alleged abuse in a column for The Hollywood Reporter, claimed that at the age of 17, while interning as a production assistant for the 1985 Death of a Salesman TV film, the actor behaved in an "openly flirtatious" manner with her.
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A 2005 post on the Reid Report titled "Postmark America" has surfaced, in which Reid appears to pen a satirical post about Tony Blair's son Euan visiting bathhouses in the US while interning for David Dreier, the former US representative whose sexual orientation was the subject of rampant speculation in gossip magazines at the time.
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Under the lease, Pruitt was supposed to use only one room, but several EPA officials told the Washington Post that his adult daughter stayed in a separate room while she was interning in D.C. Pruitt would also be in violation if he met with anyone from the landlord's lobbying firm while staying in the condo.
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In the art world, unrealistic expectations surrounding employee time and labor, plus a romanticized view of working in the arts for love rather than money, often equals an employment landscape in which abuse of power comes as no surprise—when you're pregnant, when you're interning for free, when you're negotiating for healthcare, you name it.
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I had an early FaceTime call with my ex, who is currently interning in D.C. We had a pretty excruciating breakup a few months ago but time and a LOT of honest communication have allowed us to remain in each other's lives as great friends (this is the only time this has ever worked for me).
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Time spent interning with an IT department or including a coding-related co-op in your university or post-university regimen are the types of things that get you hands-on experience with (and mentorship from) professionals in your chosen field — while also making you more appealing to recruiters and hiring managers, and equipping you with helpful references.
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Similarly, in the name of Sinicizing religion, Mr. Xi's party-state is razing mosques and churches and has demolished huge swaths of the Tibetan Buddhist monastic centers of Larung Gar and Yachen Gar, expelling monks and nuns and interning some of them in so-called re-education camps like those in which it now holds some one million Uighurs.
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But now, as a sociologist of education who spent two years interning in the Amherst admissions office, I see the College Board's new index as a step — and just one step — in the right direction to demonstrate the impact of instability that contributes to differences in performance and social well-being to admissions committees, those gatekeepers of higher education.
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She would understand, as an aspiring businesswoman who worked at a bank all through college, graduated early, moved to New York after interning at PR firms, was briefly the social media manager for a folk-pop duo, and is now looking for a way to blend financial analysis with the marketing skills she's been honing since middle school.
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United States, in which the US Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of interning Japanese Americans during World War II. Judges presiding over challenges to Trump's earlier orders on immigration have asked about comparisons to Korematsu, given the administration's arguments that courts should not look beyond the text of Trump's orders in evaluating whether there was anti-Muslim bias behind them.
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In October 2012, Mr. Llewelyn was intrigued by Dr. Shively's OkCupid profile, which mentioned that while interning for former President Barack Obama's 2004 Senate campaign she blasted a rap song by Snoop Dogg so loudly on her headphones that Mr. Obama stopped to ask what she was listening to, and in turn she asked him his favorite Snoop Dogg album.
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Whereas girlfriends and boyfriends of the past might have come upon ex information by way of stumbling upon a box of letters or asking their lover's friends sneaky questions, today you can just Google and find everything from bad blog posts the ex wrote while interning at a PR company in 2008 to photos of her hiding deep in the recesses of abandoned blogs.
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The groom is a son of Gail M. Durham and Anthony Durham of Taylors, S.C. His mother is a registered nurse and progressive care certified nurse in the Prisma Health Upstate Network in Greenville, S.C. The groom's father is a project manager for InCompliance, a construction company based in Wellford, S.C. The couple met in 2015 while interning at the Manhattan district attorney's office.
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Hospedales this week detailed his experience of interning for Chance the Rapper over the last few months, calling it "a time of transition in my life that marked a shift from slightly hesitant sometimes-blogger putting off getting a real job, into a confident multi-faceted creative with a taste of how great it all could be – and the newfound realization of the person that I'm meant to be. "
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While interning at a women's rights organization called Legal Voice during her junior year in high school, the Des Moines, Washington–based teen realized that there's no comprehensive, user-friendly database of abortion clinics in the US. In late May, after six months of work, she launched The Safe Place Project, a website that aims to provide women with safe, unbiased information about where they can get a safe and legal abortion, as well as what obstacles they can expect to face in doing so.
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