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"Name: Juli WeinerAge: 19Hometown: Maple Glen, PASchool: Barnard CollegeOne of the best things about my internship is that it varies so much from day to day. I intern for Meghan Sutherland, the Managing Editor,...\n\n[\n\n[#image: /photos/5582a8c0941a95530d046b51]||||||](http://blog.teenvogue.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/06/08/picture_1.jpg) Name: Juli Weiner\n\nAge: 19\n\nHometown: Maple Glen, PA\n\nSchool: Barnard College\n\nOne of the best things about my internship is that it varies so much from day to day. I intern for Meghan Sutherland, the Managing Editor, and as her intern, I have a wide range of responsibilities, (sorting invoices, making updates on the lineup, working with the budget), so I really am learning a lot about how the magazine gets put together each month. Some days are incredibly busy, and others will be more low-key and I\u2019ll get to help out in different departments like web and fashion.\n\nI was so stressed when deciding what to wear to my interview. I ran around all day in a panic (and shopping is what I usually do to calm down!) and finally decided on a yellow Marc Jacobs dress. The morning of my interview, I made a split second decision to ditch the yellow dress and wear what I wore to my interview at Men\u2019s Vogue, (where I intern when I\u2019m not at Teen Vogue). I figured the all black skirt/shirt combo from Intermix had made a good impression there, and it might bring me luck at this interview, too.\n\nThis is my first internship, so I had no idea what my job would be like, and I still get new responsibilities all the time. Meghan has a hand in everything that goes on at Teen Vogue, so there are so many ways that I get to help her. For some reason, it never registered with me that all the clothes in Teen Vogue are actually kept in the office! There are racks of incredible clothing lining the halls and a trail of ballet flats surrounding my cubicle. I love seeing what new looks the stylists are creating and overhearing how all the outfits come together. It\u2019s quite cool seeing the jacket I usually see next to the color-copier on a model in the magazine.\n\nTo anyone applying for a Teen Vogue internship (or really any magazine internship), I\u2019d suggest that they stay in contact with everyone they possibly can, including editors and writers at their college papers and magazines. Don\u2019t stress out about what to wear to your interview or what to wear to work, if you\u2019re not comfortable in what you\u2019re wearing, you\u2019re not going to be confident."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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