I was still in college, working at a magazine (now defunct) as an eager intern who spent most of her time making sandwiches for senior editors, checking facts and sorting mail.
Seventeen years ago he had the identical commute, but back then he was an eager intern at the Wooster Group, sleeping on his sister's couch (she also lived at Manhattan Plaza, a publically subsidized complex primarily for artists).
The relationship began when Cheney was a young, eager intern looking for a job in the Nixon White House.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge is amusing as a posh, eager intern who injects a note of welcome sanity.
At 31 years old, I am simultaneously an entrepreneur with ten years of finance experience and a wide-eyed, eager intern learning the ropes in the mental health field.
He majored in art history at Brandeis University, and was an eager summer intern at the Guggenheim Museum in 1973, his first museum experience.
In "Phone Booth," for example, Shepard tearfully renounces his profession, screaming, "I lie to the media, who sell my lies to more and more people!" When he spots his eager intern in the crowd, he pleads: "Don't be a publicist!
And finally imagine, if you will, those images of Monica Lewinsky that sped around the world: the young eager intern, flowing dark locks and wide generous mouth rising up from the crowd to greet the President of America, a man she would be happy to serve in whatever way she could.
As it's really easy for me to mist up over anything 8bit, given I was there at the time, I figured it'd be better to set the Nt up in VICE's screening room and get a couple of the London office's fresh-faced and ever-so eager interns to experience it.
And Ms. Threadgould's activities, like her recent "trashy redesign" of TerraCycle's offices and her deployment of those eager interns as wall builders — the wall being part of Ms. Threadgould's landscape design for the courtyard — continues to burnish TerraCycle's image.
2. Academics Read: experts, advisors, and eager interns.
