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News & ArtsWednesday, April 25, 2012
Housekeeping We're Looking for a (Great) News Intern
Posted by Cienna Madrid on Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 2:37 PM
Here's what we need: Someone who's interested in state politics, is organized and a meticulous researcher, and is eager to schedule endorsement interviews for the Stranger Election Control Board. We also need someone who doesn't mind going to the odd evening meeting and reporting back. The internship lasts for three months; we're looking for someone to start sometime in May.
Interns enjoy all-you-can-eat pizza parties and the chance to write. Our news intern compiles various news roundups, the odd city post, and the Morning News for Slog on the weekends, so please be a functional drinker or a teetotaling Mormon (we don't discriminate when it comes to free help).
Qualified candidates are available at least three days a week between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and can appreciate Goldy's love of rhetorical rants, help Eli polish his various awards, enjoy Dominic's love of show tunes (for he will serenade you), and respect my need for womyn's tyme.
Please send your resume, writing samples, and a brief introductory statement to news@thestranger.com.
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