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Money, Power, and Influence. At your fingertips. Kind of.
You have things to say, and we have people who are listening — your classmates, your professors, administrators, even alumni. Want to be heard? Join the Forum.
The CMC Forum is currently accepting applications for writers and editors for the 2009-2010 academic year. You can write on topics ranging from Thursday night’s debauchery to Sunday morning’s talkshows, from craigslist safety to indie rock, from what you ate yesterday to what to want to eat tomorrow. What’s important to CMCers? That’s up to you.
This year, only hired students will receive compensation, so if you are interested in working with the Forum and getting paid, apply. Two positions are available:
- Forum Fellow: Writes one post a week in a designated section.
- Section Editor: Manages assigned Fellows, edits articles, ensures consistent posting, and sits on editorial board.
Compensation will vary depending on focus, quality, and consistency of writing. Fellows can earn up to $150 a semester, editors up to $200 (plus a title bump).
Applications are due September 1, 2009 by 5pm (the first day of school), and positions will be announced on September 4. If you have any questions or if you’re interested in helping in other ways — web development, business, photography, mascot — drop us a line: forum@ascmc.org.
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Abhi Nemani
Abhi Nemani has a problem. He doesn't sleep -- nor does he plan to. He plans on not sleeping in fact, so he procrastinates during daylight hours -- usually watching Mad Men or perusing lolz -- and then schedules productivity for 3am. So expect late, misspelled, and rambling emails (and bios) from this editor emeritus.
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