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Paging All Interns: Congress Wants You

Paging All Interns: Congress Wants You

There's simply nothing glorious about most D.C. internships, nor will there much to crow about in a congressional internship program that D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton seeks to create. more ›

D.C. Summer Interns Targeted by New Blog <em>Updated</em>

D.C. Summer Interns Targeted by New Blog Updated

UPDATE: Wow, huge apologies for directing anyone to this site, as an alert tipster points out that much of it appears to be blatantly plagiarized from The Phat Phree's Look at My Striped Shirt!. We weren't familiar with that particular work, but you should definitely not count on the DC Summer Interns blog for anything good after all, based on this evidence. more ›

Overheard in D.C.: Everybody Gets Dissed

Overheard in D.C.: Everybody Gets Dissed

touristsD.C. is a city of archetypes. There's the Hill staffer, the bigshot douchebag, the crackhead, the intern, the yuppie, the tourist. They all came together this week in a melange of stereotypes and stupidity. But not before discovering the newest trend: coming soon to a hip desk near you: vintage office supplies. more ›

Web Site Collects Men Seeking Intern Craigslist Ads

Web Site Collects Men Seeking Intern Craigslist Ads

Intern season is in full swing in Washington, and one local blogger has taken notice of just how many gross older dudes are hoping to hook up with them. The concept behind m4intern is simple: posting entire Craigslist ads, with links, that are expressly designed to lure young women in D.C. interning for the summer out for dates and sex. It's not like you can't find these on your own, but when someone is taking the time to compile all the best ones, certainly you can make room in your RSS reader. more ›

How Not To Be <em>That</em> Intern

How Not To Be That Intern

Hordes of summer interns have once again descended on Washington, leaving many of us rolling our collective eyes and bitching to friends about the latest thong sighting, overheard "I was sooo drunk" story, or just being stuck with training someone who appears to lack the ability to function in an office. But let's say you're one of those rare interns who has actually come to D.C. to learn something, or are planning on using the connections you're here to make to get a real job. For you, DCist asked Glamocracy blogger and soulless former lobbyist Megan Carpentier put together a list of ways not to be that guy or girl that the people you're going to need recommendations from complain about. more ›

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