 A suitable look lands the job
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“It wasn't so long ago that many felt secure in their financial situations - and it showed. Khakis and a button down, sans tie, became the uniform of the confident professional. But moods have changed and, although business casual is still the trend for many, standing out requires one's appearance to speak volumes.”
A little bit of this, a little bit of that
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“Some of the greatest things about Fayetteville are the local stores that can be found on every corner, each offering their own unique flair and one-of-a-kind treasures.
Riffraff, a newly opened home décor boutique, made its home here this past February, thriving with exclusive treasures that radiate the beauty and hard work that was put into every creation.”
Fayetteville School District finalizes plans to build new high school on same property
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“Fayetteville Public School District officials recently decided to start building a new high school on the same site as the existing facilities. While learning in the middle of a construction zone might sound like a challenge, most members of the school board, the design team and parent and teacher organizations are confident that an effective learning environment can be maintained.”
IT opportunities hold job promise
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“Despite layoffs, some technology companies are continuing to hire new employees and the field might be worth looking into for those who are struggling to find a job.
Job fields that are still growing include the medical, government, education and technology fields, said Becky Vianden, associate director of the UA Career Development Center.”
Career Center offers aid for job seekers
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“Students are unaware of all the free opportunities the Career Development Center provides. From Mar. 1, to Mar. 10, 56 jobs and internships were posted on eRecruiting. Students applied for only 11 of those jobs, said Barbara Batson, director of the UA Career Development Center.”
Construction begins on Brough Commons this week
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“When students enter Brough Dining Hall this week, they won't see the usual dessert bar, friendly faces and cereal line. Instead, they now are greeted by wooden beams, black tarps and a sign that reads "Brough - an exciting new look is coming … please pardon the disruption.”
Renovating the Fourth Estate
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“This edition of the Traveler represents the ending of an era. Newspaper printers are cooling off for good. Thousands have lost their jobs. Most of all, the Internet is once again flaunting its magnificent power to shape industry. Journalism is dashing through an age of metamorphosis.”
It's not the end
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“Another year gone, another nearly 100 issues of the Traveler read. As readers might have already heard, big adjustments are in store for the 103-year-old student newspaper, and these changes are positive ones - the Traveler is poised to offer more campus and local coverage, as well as new, exciting ways readers can receive news content.”
ASG president says 'thank you'
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“It is hard to believe that this year is coming to a close. It's that time of the year to wrap things up and pass the reigns over to the new Associated Student Government executives. I want to take a few moments to thank some important people and to share with you some of our successes in the ASG this year.”
Generation 'Look at Me' caught in a catch-22
by The TravelerJan 01, 2013“It's that time of year. Finals again. The library is so full its like hunting season in the jungle trying to get a computer. I was actually attacked by a woman the other day. Everyone is so stressed you can almost see cartoon bubbles over their heads with exclamation and question marks.” | News Topics
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