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The job hunt

Jose Aran, senior business administration major, talks with Jo Jo Delgado, an employee at Quinn CAT Rental Services, Wednesday at the Career and Internship Fair in the Campus Center. The fair, hosted by the Office of Career Services and Professional Development, gives students the opportunity to speak with potential employers.
Jose Aran, senior business administration major, talks with Jo Jo Delgado, an employee at Quinn CAT Rental Services, Wednesday at the Career and Internship Fair in the Campus Center. The fair, hosted by the Office of Career Services and Professional Development, gives students the opportunity to speak with potential employers. / photo by Ashlyn Hulin
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