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Content: Your resume will contain yourname, address, and telephone number, andinformation about your education and workexperience. Other sections, titles, andarrangements are at your discretion. Education andexperience are usually presented in reversechronological order. Give the most space to themost important experience. If you have severalyears of experience in your career field, yourresume will focus on more specific accomplishmentsand skills. If you have years of work experiencein several fields or are changing fields, a resumeorganized by skill areas may be more appropriatethan a chronological resume...
...begin to break down rather quickly but that the current alliance has drawn the embargo against Iraq ever tighter. The job, however, is far from done. The U.S. may have to hold the coalition together for months or even years, either to wage effective war against Iraq or to contain a Saddam Hussein who would remain a menace even after a withdrawal from Kuwait. That is a job that will guarantee continuing headaches. But there is no alternative if the confrontation with Iraq is indeed to become, as Washington hopes, the model for the workings of a New World Order...
...Rams, who employ a 3-4 defense, look to contain senior running back Andy Bell, who has gained 229 yards on the ground. In addition, they must neutralize quarterback Adam Lazarre-White, who has completed 58 percent of his passes for 427 yards...
Evan B. Rauch '91, a member of the executive board, said yesterday that the tallies in the Cabot House elections appeared to contain errors. Specificially, he said, the final vote count--which gave a narrow victory to Robert A. Martinez '92 over Wayne W. Yu '92--was statistically impossible...
...nearly five months White House and congressional negotiators haggled over ways to contain the deficit before more havoc was wreaked on the economy and mandatory spending cuts went into effect. But partisan sniping and a sheer lack of political courage frustrated a deal. By last week the Oct. 1 deadline for the $100 billion sequestration had raised the pressure to such suffocating levels that politics should have been choked out of the equation. Instead the negotiations grumped into the weekend amid fears that the pact made at the top might be undone by the congressional rank and file...