Eleven Best Summer Jobs for Teens and College Students
Northeastern University researchers warn youth summer employment will fall, with teen job rates under 33 percent in 2009 and ages 16 to 24 facing a 19.6 percent April unemployment. The piece lists 11 practical part time gigs and suggests searching Snaga Job by zip code for nearby opportunities.
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Summer job ideas from farms to ESL in Asia
In summer many farms need extra labor, markets operate weekends, and small organic farms support local economies. Other paths include real estate upkeep jobs in college towns, nonprofit work through the Census Bureau, internships, resorts, babysitting, on campus IT and teaching ESL in Asia with entry level, part time roles and travel benefits.
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Oberlin
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National Council of Nonprofits
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Southeast Asia
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Theme parks expand staff for summer bustle
Theme parks hire across many roles from entry level maintenance to marketing internships. Disney operates nationwide hiring drivers airport staff and planners. The workforce is largely young adults and hiring remains ongoing.
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Inside the One Dollar Bill Symbols and Meanings
A digest of the bill design details from the front and back. It explains the Federal Reserve seals, the Treasury seal, the serial numbers, series year, and plate positions, plus the Eye of Providence, unfinished pyramid, and the mottoes, with a note on bill circulation and longevity.
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Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
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