While the robust economy has been great for job seekers, employers are scrambling for new ways to find workers. One innovative approach links employers and universities' career centers through the Internet. Temple students can now log onto the Office of Career Development Services' Web site and get direct access to over 1,000 job postings from hundreds of employers.
Employers are desperate for workers.
Unlike traditional newspaper ads, the postings are at no cost to the employers. Besides not having to get their fingers smudged with newsprint, students have the advantage of customizing their search according to location, field of expertise, and other factors. With the South Carolina primary looming on Feb. 19, Gov. George W. Bush and Sen. John McCain are getting their licks in. Bush will have to do well in the Southern state to derail the McCain train, says Temple political science professor James Rogers . South Carolina is taking on significance, given McCain's victory in New Hampshire.