While Nick Clegg sermonises about social mobility, David Cameron has admitted to being "very relaxed" about giving an internship in his constituency office to his neighbour's son.
After hounding its former chief executive Liam Black on a public internet forum, Mr Se Teo was eventually given a one-month internship.
It's not 'Poor me give me an internship because you feel sorry for me.' It's 'Give me an internship because I am really good!'".
Later, Mr. Stackpole founded a satellite club and when he asked NASA for financing they gave him an internship instead.
You have to be eighteen and a Republican to join; Salazar, who is seventeen, persuaded the club to give her an internship.
If a 24-year-old came up to you now, you'd give him an internship, you wouldn't say, 'Rule a country.' " On this evening before 9/11, tribute lights created a ghost World Trade Center visible from the penthouse patios, and here and there guests murmured at the image, so sad and beautiful.
I think of my friends, family, teachers and even the people that gave me an internship at the Broadcast Company of the Americas, which I was going to start when I got back to San Diego, and how awful it is going to be for them to find out I have passed.
Germany's ambassador to India has sent a scathing letter to a professor at Leipzig University who refused to give an Indian student an internship, citing India's "rape problem".
Some young people complain that these internships give an unfair edge to the affluent and well connected.
