Those badass folks over at Method Magazine sent us this:
Method Magazine is looking for writers, copywriters, photographers and videographers for their new website (launching April 17th).
To read an old issue of Method, click here.
For applications, click here.
Apps due Wednesday, March 26th to methomagainze[at]gmail[dot]com
Contact Ben Romero at jromero[at]wesleyan[dot]edu or Sophia Jennings at msjennings[at]wesleyan[dot]edu with any questions.
Date: All of time until March 26th
Link: above!
The WSA student activities fair is starting at 2 pm. Sign up for activities under big white tent. This will be frivolously liveblogged…
If you want to write for Wesleying, find our table (we’ll probably have a shoddily designed sign, because we forgot what pen and paper is) and help us blogbahlrbrahghlr. If you can’t make the fair (it ends at 5 pm, probably), but still want to be involved, contact staff[at]wesleyan[dot]edu. There will be a recruitment meeting this weekend, details TBA.
Click past the jump for detailed coverage of charmingly overzealous freshmen.
Dove Dave Altabef ’08 writes in to tell us:
Grassroots Campaigns is running a state-of-the-art voter mobilization effort in 2008 to take back the White House, expand majorities in the Senate and Congress, and work to erase the Bush legacy. Our current clients include MoveOn.org Political Action, the ACLU and the National Democratic Party.
We are hiring graduating seniors with leadership experience for paid election campaign positions nationwide. Not a Senior? Summer jobs available across the country.
We are looking for passionate, dedicated, responsible people who are willing to work hard to achieve positive change. We need goal-oriented, results-driven candidates with leadership ability, good communication skills, and a strong commitment to social change. Candidates need to be strategic, team players, able to work with and motivate a wide range of people, and able to tell a compelling story. Prior political field work is not a requirement; we provide apprenticeship and experience to strong entry-level candidates who are looking for a way to start making a difference through grassroots politics. However, relevant experience is an asset and may qualify applicants for additional leadership responsibility.
People can apply by calling Chris Brandt at 518-312-7758 or send resumes to cbrandt@grassrootscampaigns.com
More Info:
www.grassrootscampaigns.com
www.bringchange2008.org
