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Teen Ink Magazine, April 2001 : Jobs Articles

Commercial Fishing Commercial fishing is fun and sometimes veryprofitable. It can also be dangerous. In Bristol Bay there are two types ofcommercial fishing: drifting and set netting. Continue...	Entering Adult Territory This selection can be found in Teen Ink Love andRelationships, the fourth in the Teen Ink book series, all available inbookstores nationwide and online. Continue...
Listen "Do you have what it takes?" the signoutside a local sporting goods store asked in bold letters. Continue...	Some People What is with people and dry cleaners? They bring their clothes in and treat themlike living beings. "Take care of these," they say. Continue...
Sweet Rewards I was working my usual Sunday noon to 6 p.m. shiftat the bakery. The flow of customers rushed to finish weekend shopping in orderto return home either to make supper or watch the football game. Continue...	To All Customers Yes, I do work here, but no, I do not recognize theblue book with the black title, nor do I remember where it is located. This thought always runs through my head when I find myself working atthe Customer Service desk at Barnes & Noble. Continue...

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