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Making the most of resources
Tisha Lim, a sophomore journalism major, felt unprepared for future professional pursuits. Unsure of how to market herself to employers or how to act during interviews, Lim sought out what she believed was her best option: the university’s Career Center.
The Career Center and the President’s Promise aim to prepare students for prospective internships and careers. The center has a wide range of services available, including mock interviews, resume critiques and online career tools. The center is also responsible for organizing many of the university’s career fairs, including one that begins Tuesday and runs through Thursday.
“It’s a great place to get your feet wet,” Lim said. “I really encourage people to go there — especially competitive majors.”
In the last academic year, the Career Center interacted with more than 25,000 students, said Rachel Wobrak, a program director and academic liaison at the center.
Career assistance appointments are the center’s most popular service and the three-day fall and spring career fairs are the most highly attended events, Wobrak said.
However, working with the Career Center is a two-way street, and officials said students need to take the initiative. Wobrak said the first step for students is awareness of the many resources available to them.
“Part of it is knowing your industry,” she said. “Some things are going to be more helpful than others. Not every student is going to need every service.”
The Career Center is not the only viable option for students looking for professional advice. Many individual colleges, such as the journalism, business and engineering schools, also have career and internship advisers. In addition, many of these schools set up career fairs geared toward their specific studies.
Adrianne Flynn, the internships and career development director of the journalism college, runs three internship classes, sends out memos about internship and career opportunities and gives students career advice. However, Flynn said only about a quarter of her students fully make the effort to take advantage of these resources.
Many students simply aren’t aware of the resources available to them. Ryann Rineker, a freshman enrolled in letters and sciences, and junior economics major Zein Syed said they had never heard of the Career Center. Others, such as Priscilla Wu, a junior nutrition and food sciences major, don’t know where the center is located — the top floor of Hornbake Library.
There are also students like freshman biology major Aviva Mazurek, who didn’t make an effort to go because she felt she wasn’t having trouble in her career and internship searches and didn’t have a need to visit the center.
However, Wobrak warned that “it is important for students to start early. Don’t wait until senior year.”
Flynn said the only way students can make the most of the career resources provided for them is to make the effort and approach these centers.
“Just like in school, you get out of it what you put into it,” Flynn said.
Flynn also suggested that students create relationships with their professors who are in the fields they’d like to pursue.
“There is a certain matchmaking quality,” she said. “While in school students must interact with professors. These professors become a part of the network, and the best way to get a job is to energize that network on your behalf.”
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Open a folder from the CLI
Sublime needs a clone of the mate script.
When I work with python files symbol combination r'[/\]' makes syntax highlighting work wrong.
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padding after end-of-line character would enhance readability by separating paragraphs
"Line" padding apparently now looks for word wrap. How about adding padding that looks for the end-of-line character(s)? Those of us using ST2 for creating plaintext documents would appreciate the enhanced readability.
Travel Tips: Cyprus, Romantic Breaks and Where to Stay In Glasgow
http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2014/feb/02/travel-tips-akamas-cyprus-glasgow-hotels
Why go? Don't let the images of binge-drinking Brits in Ayia Napa put you off Cyprus. In the far west of the island, the Akamas peninsula is a protected area of juniper and pine forests, rocky gorges and wild beaches where you're more likely to spot a loggerhead turtle than a Union Jack beach towel.
What to do The peninsula is criss-crossed by hiking and biking trails. Popular walks include the signposted Adonis and Aphrodite trails and the Avakas gorge where, if you're lucky, you'll see wild goats. Take a boat trip from Latchi harbour to snorkel in the crystalline waters of the Blue Lagoon. Look out for sea turtles on Lara Beach, a remote and untamed stretch of golden sand.
Where to stay The Aphrodite Beach Hotel is an unpretentious family-run hotel with sea-view rooms and its own taverna on a lovely beach. Tour operator Sunvil offers a week at the hotel with flights and car hire from £556pp
Where to eat Arsinoe Fish Tavern in Polis is the place to go for fresh seafood – the owner's father is a fisherman (3 Griva Digeni Street). For traditional Cypriot home cooking, the Sunday lunch buffet at the Paradisos Hills Hotel in Lysos is something of a local institution
Insider tip Sunvil rep Angela Richardson recommends a visit to Heaven on Earth Herbals in the beautiful village of Pano Akourdhalia: "It was set up by herbalist Caroline Evans to supply organic health products," she says. "You can relax in the herb gardens, visit the apothecary and enjoy a cup of herbal tea and slice of chilli and chocolate cake in the café. There's a monthly farmer's market and activities for children, too."
Dangerous liaisons: do we really want bed-and bondage romance breaks?
It's February and my inbox is under siege from the usual barrage of cloying Valentine's Day hotel offers. Normally these consist of hotels inviting us to "rekindle the romance" by stumping up for champagne and chocolates. But this year the ante has been upped with the arrival of the bed-and-bondage break. We're not talking Soho knocking-shops here, but respectable boutique hotels, such as the South Place Hotel in London, which has devised a Valentine's package consisting of champagne, truffles and a Love Box, complete with vibrator, PVC bondage tape and teasing feather "for torturous play"
A similarly alarming box of tricks is on offer for guests checking in at myhotel properties in Chelsea, Bloomsbury and Brighton between 7 and 17 February. The sex toys will be accompanied by a list of 25 "saucy assignments" should you run out of inspiration.
Last but not least, (and proving that Fifty Shades of Grey really does have a lot to answer for) couples can arrange for a discreet suitcase of "accessories" to be delivered to a handpicked selection of hotels ahead of their stay via "erotic gifting service" Box of Grey. Which is all well and good if you believe that passion is something that can be pre-booked – like a round of golf or a spa treatment. In reality, the things that make a "romantic weekend" memorable are very unlikely to be found on a room-service menu.
If you're a sports fan, head for... Glasgow, host of the Commonwealth Games and Ryder Cup
easyHotel Having shut down last year after a shaky start, this city-centre hotel has been taken over by easyJet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou (it was run by a franchise before) and reopens this weekend. The Ritz it ain't, but at these prices who's complaining? The usual no-frills price structure applies: you pay extra for housekeeping and breakfast, and the earlier you book, the cheaper the room.
citizenM hotel The futuristic "pod-style" bedrooms at this sleek, budget hotel err on the side of functional, but the public areas pack a real design punch. A red spiral staircase leads from the entrance to a first-floor "living room", which is kitted out in a bold palette of black, red and white, and features designer furniture by Vitra, Eames and Panton.
15 Glasgow Glasgow's desirable West End, this boutique b&b is a class act. The five spacious bedrooms in this handsome Victorian townhouse combine the best of traditional and modern: original fireplaces, cornicing and oak panelling sit alongside plasma screens, monsoon showers and divinely comfortable beds.
Blythswood Square Hotel This grand Georgian building was once home to the Royal Scottish Automobile Club, but has since been tastefully converted into one of the city's best five-star boltholes. What sets it apart from other luxury digs is its seriously cosseting spa, which offers an impressive treatment list using mostly Scottish products.
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Suggestion when opening to choose what workspace/project/folder you'd like to open instead of the last used one.
Typeahead / Dynamic filnames
example:
in a css file:
background:url(IMAGE);
Pressing tab after writin IMAGE would give me a list of files /directories to select from, if only one is in the project it will autocomplete (like bash) with
background:url(IMAGES/);
Pressing tab again would give list of files
background:url(IMAGES/footer_);
Pressing tab would autocomplete footer_ or if several show the options
background:url(IMAGES/footer_two.png);
Exactly like BASH tab completion....
Path truncation needs to have a minimum number of letters to show.
New window by default (or option)
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