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Job fair provides valuable opportunities for students (Daily Nebraskan)

The flood of forms, black ink, resumés, references and files never seems to end when applying for jobs or summer internships. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Career Services is helping to ease students' stress by making employers more accessible through a three-day career fair, running Tuesday through Thursday of this week.

Bad location, low pay made job terrible (Daily Nebraskan)

We've all had that one job that just plain sucked. For some of us, it was our first job: that bad fast-food experience where the boss was just a douche-bag. The worst job I've ever had was at a local rifle club in Columbus, Nebraska. For starters, I had to work in a makeshift bomb shelter for several hours.

Job market headed toward a meltdown (The Ithaca Journal)

WASHINGTON — The housing downturn of 2007 that became the financial services crisis of 2008 has the prospect of becoming a job market meltdown going into 2009.

Tight job market benefits colleges (The Record)

Aliyah Xu anticipated getting a job in the financial industry after she graduated from William Paterson University last summer, but even before the most recent meltdown on Wall Street, the economic doldrums the country is facing made it difficult for her to find a good position.