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"I realize, dearest readers, that I've been really deliquent in finishing up my story of how I got my job... So here goes... Where was I? Oh yes... Johns Hopkins/pre-med. I never though that I'd...\n\nI realize, dearest readers, that I've been really deliquent in finishing up my story of how I got my job... So here goes... Where was I? Oh yes... Johns Hopkins/pre-med. I never though that I'd be able to get an internship at fashion magazine like Harper's Bazaar, since I didn't know anyone who worked in the industry. But I got lucky when the HR department took a chance on me! I was called in for an interview and offered a position in the beauty and features department. Woohoo! Day one: I was running two minutes late and I was sprinting like a crazy person through the office building. I caught the elevator door RIGHT as it was closing, panting, sweating, a big awful mess. Then I looked up. Ooops... There was my boss' boss (the editor in chief) staring at me like I was a loonytune. Ha (I can laugh about it now)! But things definitely picked up. Working in the beauty department was a real dream and I loved what I did (which ranged from the mundane: starting a contact list to the exciting: thinking of headlines for stories!). Then, halfway through my internship, the beauty assistant quit and rather than hire someone, they let ME fill in for her for the rest of the summer! So I was quasi-gainfully employed! When I left Harper's Bazaar, I was sad but it was truly an eye-opening experience for me. I learned that the words \"job\" and \"passion\" could co-exist! Next up on \"Eva's Story\"? My stint in Public Relations..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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