well, 2 jobs applied for (PrattMWP and Marist). still no word from Pratt. should I e-mail or call? either way, its going to take some digging.
some other jobs I'm looking at (please give me feedback of the ones you know):
Fairfield University in Fairfield, CT
New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, NJ
University of North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem, NC
Kean University in Union, NJ
Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY
yeah, job searching now sucks. but need to get some money so I can afford to move. plus pay my student loans. since I don't know how long Citibank will let me defer them.
the nice part is all these jobs are Residence Life jobs, living on campus. the tough part is, well, its the 24/7 type of job. and I have tendency to really throw myself into such positions. in fact, one semester, I was in my office every day. including Saturdays and Sundays AND days I had job interviews at other campuses. yeah, I was working hard on burning myself out that year!
so what else? brakes are good. the noise is nothing to panic about. I watched the mechanic take off the tire and then pull off the brake cover on my back brake making the noise. its a drum brake. he saw nothing wrong.
and I think that's about it. my cousin's wife is still hot/cold. funny, she wants a divorce, custody of the kids and him to pay for the house. but she's out 5 to 7 nights a week? came home at 3 AM on Monday night. drinking Captain and Coke in the house...but no Captain in the house? you tell me what you think.
well, if push comes to shove, what will she doe when her family and my cousin's family all go to the judge and say he would be the better parent? and when you ask the oldest son, who is 6, who is home, and he would say "Daddy is home every night, Mommy is out every night."
hmmm.....?
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and anyone know how to trace someone's home address with just a cell phone number? you know, one day, around 3 AM when my cousin's wife is still out, he could call the police worried and mention that she frequents this house or something. get stuff on paper that she is out all hours of the night.
some other jobs I'm looking at (please give me feedback of the ones you know):
Fairfield University in Fairfield, CT
New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, NJ
University of North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem, NC
Kean University in Union, NJ
Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY
yeah, job searching now sucks. but need to get some money so I can afford to move. plus pay my student loans. since I don't know how long Citibank will let me defer them.
the nice part is all these jobs are Residence Life jobs, living on campus. the tough part is, well, its the 24/7 type of job. and I have tendency to really throw myself into such positions. in fact, one semester, I was in my office every day. including Saturdays and Sundays AND days I had job interviews at other campuses. yeah, I was working hard on burning myself out that year!
so what else? brakes are good. the noise is nothing to panic about. I watched the mechanic take off the tire and then pull off the brake cover on my back brake making the noise. its a drum brake. he saw nothing wrong.
and I think that's about it. my cousin's wife is still hot/cold. funny, she wants a divorce, custody of the kids and him to pay for the house. but she's out 5 to 7 nights a week? came home at 3 AM on Monday night. drinking Captain and Coke in the house...but no Captain in the house? you tell me what you think.
well, if push comes to shove, what will she doe when her family and my cousin's family all go to the judge and say he would be the better parent? and when you ask the oldest son, who is 6, who is home, and he would say "Daddy is home every night, Mommy is out every night."
hmmm.....?
EDIT:
and anyone know how to trace someone's home address with just a cell phone number? you know, one day, around 3 AM when my cousin's wife is still out, he could call the police worried and mention that she frequents this house or something. get stuff on paper that she is out all hours of the night.
slyderule:
I'm glad you can have peace of mind about your brakes. I'm no help on the potential job sites. Sorry.
slyderule:
I imagine you will be largely influenced by where you can get the "best" job, but are there certain areas that interest you?