On September 17, ISA elections were held for this year s officers in Con-ference Room A, of the International Student Center. The custom of trick or treating probably has several origins. An old Irish peasant practice called for going door to door to collect money, breadcake, cheese, eggs, butter, nuts, apples, etc. Another was the begging for soul cakes, or offerings for one's self-particularly in exchange for promises of prosperity or protection against bad luck. Today small children dress in costume and go from house to house in their neighborhood asking for treats.
Adults frequently attend parties in costume.
This free event will provide opportunities for students and graduates from all majors to schedule interviews with recruiters. Current or graduated students who are interested in applying for a job, should bring a resume and dress formally for the interview. This free service offers international students the opportunity to search for career opportunities with companies that are looking to hire international students on practical training. The service offers students the ability to select the type of jobs they seek by inputting a desired job profile that is matched with a database of opportunities submitted by hiring managers.