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Salary usually isn't discussed until subsequent interviews. But if the interviewer asks you what you expect to earn, you can respond by asking what the salary range is for the job. The company usually has a certain number of jobs to be filled in the definite salary brackets. An OCS counselor can tell you the average starting salary for such a position. You may also wish to look over the Salary Survey, published by the College Placement Council, or to look in the U.S. government publications entitled The Occupational Outlook for College Graduates. Both are in the OCS library...
...steam flowed into the rest of the building, setting off the fire alarm and causing three fire trucks to respond, Hallstein said. Firefighters left after facilities maintenance workers deactivated the furnace...
...liberal-Left is beginning to respond to the right-wing campaign against "Political Correctness," as recent articles in The Crimson make clear ("PC Past and Present," October 1, "Pro Anti-Anti PC," October 2). As a member of the Harvard International Socialist Club, I am encouraged by the reaction from the Left to a well-timed and carefully organized right-wing attack...
...Left must respond to the right-wing hysteria by exposing the anti-PC crusaders for the opportunists they really are, interested only in rolling back the gains of the civil rights movement and stifling dissent...
...thesis is unassailable, and two likely Democratic initiatives -- health-care legislation and a tax-rate cut for middle-class Americans -- will resonate among voters. But like any other incumbent President, Bush has an almost limitless ability to co-opt the agenda. The Democrats have already been forced to respond to Bush's vision of education reform, and his flip-flop on the issue of extending unemployment benefits proves his political suppleness...