SurfWax News Index  |  Track News  |  Save/Exchange Information |  About Us News and Articles on Summer Jobs Archives: Summer Jobs Report: Summer jobs may be harder to find next year  Sep 4, 2008 Members: Not Registered. for free extra services. (Houston Business Journal, TX) Clothes Call: Back-to-school Is Looking Like A Flop  Sep 1, 2008 In addition to soaring gasoline prices, plunging home prices and tight credit that has clamped parents' wallets shut, teens have been hit by the worst market for summer jobs in two decades, according to Beemer. Summer jobs typically account for about one-fifth of the cash used for teens' back-to-school purchases, he said. (New York Post -- Business) Cindy: I'm Offended by Obama's Speech...  Aug 31, 2008 Political Radar: Cindy McCain tells Stephanopoulos that Obama Offended Her. Cindy McCain tells Stephanopoulos that Obama Offended Her. (The Drudge Report) Jacksonville Journey hits snag  Aug 29, 2008 Summer jobs: $250,000; expand the city's existing summer jobs program. Juvenile crime: $241,000; expand intervention and prevention programs for youth at risk of becoming criminals. (Florida Times-Union) Obituaries appearing Aug. 25 in The Daily Times.  Aug 25, 2008 He worked various summer jobs. He was the grandson of the late Quentin Saracino, Michael Ingenito Sr. and Josephine Ingenito. (The Delaware County Times, PA) Teens feel the impact of tight economy  Aug 24, 2008 All three teens found summer jobs, in restaurants and a Winn-Dixie, and since then each has noticed a curious thing: Money is much more valuable now that they are earning it themselves. "Before it was like, 'Oh, that's just my mom's money, let's spend it,' " Kaufman confesses. (The Palm Beach Post) More sweet than sour in long run  Aug 22, 2008 Some kids were still working summer jobs, some didn't come, but 14 runners hiked up and over Mount Ripinsky. Only four of them had ever before climbed the mountain right in their backyard, and only one had ever walked the whole 10-mile traverse up and over the ridge to town. (Anchorage Daily News) Students make connections on intenships  Aug 22, 2008 While most teens still spend their summers at camp, on family vacations or working summer jobs, a growing number of high school students are seeking out professional internships to build their resumes and gain insight into their future careers. Dr. Carole Jabbawy, founder and director of the Internship Connection in Newton, helped place 32 students, primarily high school students from the MetroWest area, in internships this year. (Lincoln Journal, MA) Return to college like a second New Years Eve  Aug 21, 2008 It won t be long before the summer jobs end, the dorms are reopened and college students across the U.S. leave their tearful (or joyful) parents at home and head off for another nine months of late nights, early mornings and ramen noodles. Leaving for school, whether you re a freshman or not, is a busy time. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL) Ex-Marshall coach Pruett denies role in scandal  Aug 21, 2008 Two players also implicated Pruett in earlier affidavits in a booster's high-paying summer jobs program for freshman players who were not academically qualified to participate in athletics. Linebackers Sam Goines and Charlie Tynes didn't qualify for scholarships during their freshman seasons. (ESPN -- College Football News) Commissioner criticizes GCSO expenditures  Aug 21, 2008 Overall, the program has achieved the goal of finding summer jobs for high school students in various offices and businesses throughout the county, helping students learn valuable skills and help prevent possible juvenile crime. In the past three years more than 300 local students have participated in the program. (Gadsden County Times, FL) School Garden Program Faces Uprooting  Aug 20, 2008 Funds solicited from Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa s summer jobs program to pay the students are running out. (Begin optional trim). (Sioux Falls Tri-State Neighbor, SD) Students Return To School With Little Money From Summer Jobs  Aug 18, 2008 LAS CRUCES, N.M. -- Students at New Mexico State University said they are starting the new school year with fewer dollars than they did last year, because summer jobs were hard to find. They said gas prices have cost them jobs because more non-students are working two. (KFOXTV.com, TX) Mom shocked by trend in teen dressing: modesty  Aug 17, 2008 And with the economy in a downturn, many teens had trouble getting summer jobs and have less to spend. "We're in a very challenging time period," said Allison Levy, merchandise manager for menswear and childrenswear at the Doneger Group, which advises major stores on what fashions to buy. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC) Magnolia crew to the rescue!  Aug 17, 2008 "The summer jobs provide college credits for some, build resumes for others and provide a life experience few will forget.For Yarbrough, it was college credit, but so much more."To be honest with you, when I flew up there, it was the first plane trip I'd ever made and when I got up there, it was the first time I ever saw a real mountain," he said. "So, yeah, it was a great experience. We had no running water, you know. (The Clarion-Ledger) Hugh Reid MacCallum, Milton scholar, dies age 80  Aug 16, 2008 As students, he and cousin Richard Crowther worked at a variety of summer jobs, including mining for gold in Northern Ontario, painting hydro towers in Toronto and slinging cases at a beer store. The cottage experience was always part of his lifestyle. (Globe and Mail -- Entertainment) Do you think school starts too early?  Aug 15, 2008 plus many of them do take summer jobs. So enough, everybody about what you think teachers do and don't do and what they make. (Columbus Telegram, NE) Blog: Too soon for school to start?  Aug 12, 2008 Atlanta Public Schools students can start summer jobs and video game marathons come May 22, 2009. Even if a miracle occurs and my high school s year ends without a half-dozen snow days to make up, kids at my high school will soldier on till June 10. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro) CINDY PETERSON: Marauders committed to winning  Aug 12, 2008 "One of the things right now in Bismarck, because the city is booming, we aren't having trouble finding jobs. That's a nice benefit of Bismarck. If you're in a small town there aren't 60 summer jobs available for kids.". The Marauders have been working out Sunday through Thursday. (Bismarck Tribune, ND) University ceremony honors fire dead  Aug 12, 2008 More so than most campuses, in Oregon or elsewhere, Southern Oregon has a large number of students who work dangerous summer jobs -- fighting wildfires, for example, or working as deckhands on crabbing or fishing boats in Alaska. Proximity to the jobs and the high potential pay are too much to resist for many students. (OregonLive, OR -- News) How their dream trip to America landed them in jail  Aug 11, 2008 Always near the top of their classes, the students demonstrated enough English proficiency to make the grade at a Kazakhstani agency that placed them with American summer jobs. Mr. Nurlanov and Mr. Davletov, with two other Kazakhstani students, first worked for Swank's Steel City Shows, traveling to fairs and carnivals around the Pittsburgh area. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA) Younger crews put lives on fire line for big fun, money  Aug 10, 2008 One of the most sought-after summer jobs in Oregon isn't at the mall or the pool, but on the fire line. Fighting wildfires is exciting, intense and -- most important to college-age crews facing steep tuition bills -- lucrative. (OregonLive, OR -- News) Southern Oregon campus feels the void left by crash  Aug 10, 2008 More so than most campuses, in Oregon or elsewhere, SOU has a large number of students who make money working dangerous summer jobs -- fighting wildfires, for example, or working as a deckhand on crabbing or fishing boats in Alaska. Proximity to the jobs and the high potential payoffs are too much to resist for many students. (OregonLive, OR -- News) From the Publisher's Desk: Survival of the fittest  Aug 10, 2008 They each had summer jobs at the newspaper and my youngest has chosen to make newspapers his career. "Opinion is ultimately determined by the feelings, not by the intellect, " said philosopher Herbert Spencer. (Daily Triplicate) Small but mighty works of God  Aug 6, 2008 I don't like it but the kids and parents are busy with summer jobs and activities. Pastor Robert Nitzer of Forest City pastors at the Pilot Knob Lutheran Church and agrees with Pastor Orville Walters that even though attendance suffers it also balances out when people who are gone during the winter attend services during the summer. (Forest City Summit, IO) So She Thought: The annual family paincation  Aug 5, 2008 In the next couple of years our boys will be getting summer jobs, each kid will begin spending more and more time with their peers, and any trips made together will probably be more an exercise in moving five independent and strong-willed people through a common experience than making magical memories for "little ones" who, at this stage, are bigger than we are. So next year, my husband and I are planning on a real vacation (not a getaway), just for two. (Hanford Sentinal, CA) Jellinek: Transition to college  Aug 5, 2008 This naturally flows to summer jobs, management of money, learning to drive, opportunity for sleep-away camp or summer travel, choice of college and other activities. It is common for freshmen to have some difficulty with their transition to college. (Newton Tab, MA) Kids, Meet Your Credit Cards  Aug 4, 2008 Financial support from parents will be available to 60 percent of students to cover some or all of their educational costs, 40 percent will receive scholarships, an equal number will receive student loans, and a third will contribute to college costs through part-time or summer jobs. Student debt for a graduating senior in 2006 totaled an average of $19,646, according to Projectonstudentdebt. (ABC News -- Business) Budget process to determine whether Jacksonians get tax hike, cut  Aug 4, 2008 Council membersare divided on how to pay for such needs as street repair, demolition of rundown houses, more summer jobs for youths and pay raises for city employees. Some have called for tax cuts; others want tax increases or bond referendums. (The Clarion-Ledger) Jobless rate rises to 4-year high of 5.7 percent  Aug 4, 2008 5 percent in June, in part came as many young people streamed into the labor market looking for summer jobs. This year, however, fewer of them were able to find work, the government said. (The Delaware County Times, PA) Job-hunting: The lost summer  Aug 4, 2008 Bernard Alexander uses his computer to check Web sites for leads on summer jobs. "If I'm not looking for a job, I would be sleeping," he says. (Florida Times-Union) The Right Path: New Haven youth outreach program creates leaders  Aug 3, 2008 Payne had been involved in a city-run summer jobs program called Youth@Work, but dropped out. City officials said there are many opportunities for youths, such as Survivin' N Da hood, but the pull of the streets is sometimes too strong. (New Haven Register, CT) A word with Tony Nikkel, Monsanto operating supervisor: Detasseling harder than it sounds  Aug 3, 2008 on what makes it worth it to detassel: I think in a lot of the smaller communities, the kids don't have a lot of opportunities for summer jobs. We probably have our best crews come out of small communities. (Ames Daily Tribune, IA) Jobless rate highest in 4 years, payrolls drop  Aug 2, 2008 The report showed 16-to-24 year olds facing particular difficulty in trying to nail down summer jobs, a factor that helped push up the overall unemployment rate. In addition, the average workweek slipped to 33. (Yahoo News -- Top Stories) High-schoolers urged to start thinking about college  Aug 1, 2008 Though it's a free program, getting students involved can be difficult because many have summer jobs or difficulties with transportation, she said. Dealing with financial assistance is one part of the program: Students are encouraged to investigate local financial aid agencies, like the Education Resources Institute in Boston, that offer loans to help pay for higher education. (Framingham TAB, MA) Sleepy Eye Area Fastpitch advances to nationals  Aug 1, 2008 Basketball, volleyball and summer jobs stole away many potential players. Wanting a more competitive league for his daughter Heather to play on, Pete Schumacher investigated, and heard about the I-90 League. (Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch, MN) Kimber decries beating of van driver  Jul 30, 2008 As a former teenager from new haven, there are really no programs or summer jobs for these teens to keep them active and off the streets, so they have to find ways to keep themselves busy and to have fun. ( they are teenagers and really don't know laws like adults)you state your name as dirt bike rider. (New Haven Register, CT) Hickory Hill rumors create spike in unemployment applicants  Jul 30, 2008 Kids getting out of college and looking for summer jobs to earn some money applying at WIN, and kids graduating from high school and looking for jobs before, hopefully, going to college. You have a peak and a valley. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal) Report: 'Depressed' Levante players take summer jobs as financial woes continue  Jul 29, 2008 Levante players have reportedly been forced to take summer jobs due to financial problems at the Spanish club. Levante's psychologist warned about "anxiety and depression" in the Valencia-based squad as players returned to training after being relegated last season to the second tier. (International Herald Tribune -- Arts) Best Places To Stash $$ During Downturn  Jul 27, 2008 First of all, if you want your kids to help or cover their own college tuition, the first rule is summer jobs, summer jobs, summer jobs. Working is earning and earnings can be saved. (CBS News) S.F. computer tech had turned life around  Jul 27, 2008 Sunday, July 27, 2008. Prosecutors portray Terry Childs as an unstable, power-mad computer engineer who held hostage the San Francisco city network he had built and awaited its destruction as revenge on bosses he saw as inferiors. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Crime) Yucky but useful: Maggots make compost  Jul 27, 2008 Maria Gaura, Special to The Chronicle. Saturday, July 26, 2008. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Crime) Bolt cruises to win - 'I'm definitely ready'  Jul 27, 2008 " Barber out: Former long-jump world champion Eunice Barber will miss the Beijing Games after failing to leap the 22 feet, 3 inches needed to qualify. The 33-year-old could only jump 21-8 at the French athletics championships in Albi, France, her last chance to reach the qualifying mark. This article appeared on page D - 3 of the San Francisco Chronicle Comments Characters left: 'Grown Men' regress in David Munro's new comedy. More: The conservative radio talk show host tried to sue a Muslim... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) Cook takes Senior British Open lead from Vaughan  Jul 27, 2008 By ROBERT MILLWARD, AP Sports Writer. Sunday, July 27, 2008. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) Upstart takes on Schumacher Fuller gives the needle to 5-time Top Fuel...  Jul 27, 2008 " Briefly: Other top qualifiers were Ashley Force (Funny Car), Mike Edwards (Pro Stock) and Karen Stoffer (Pro Stock Motorcycle). ... It marked just the second time in history two females have earned the top spot in the same competition. ... Force earned a first career No. 1 spot in her 36th race. It took her legendary father John Force 59 races to earn a No. 1 qualifier. .. Elimination rounds begin today at 11 a.m. E-mail comments to . This article appeared on page D - 7 of the San Francisco... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) International students fill Boji area job gap  Jul 27, 2008 Like The Inn, a growing number of Okoboji area employees have been turning to international college students to fill summer jobs ... OKOBOJI, Iowa -- To help fill summer jobs at one of Iowa's top tourist destinations, some Okoboji area businesses have turned to college students from such far-flung places as Central America, Eastern Europe and Asia. (Sioux City Journal, IO) Real-Life 'Breakfast Club'  Jul 27, 2008 " AMERICAN TEEN (PG-13) opens Friday at Bay Area theaters. E-mail Delfn Vigil at dvigil@sf chronicle.com. This article appeared on page N - 22 of the San Francisco Chronicle Comments Characters left: 'Grown Men' regress in David Munro's new comedy. More: The conservative radio talk show host tried to sue a Muslim rights group. Canines can roam free in Cesar Chavez Park. Through the Lens. Heather slammed; Madonna's hubby says marriage fine. How the '60s hippie ethos influences today's edgiest... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Entertainment) After 100 years, wolves howl again in Oregon  Jul 27, 2008 Jeff Barnard, Associated Press. Sunday, July 27, 2008. (San Francisco Chronicle) Affable, emotional TV host turned viewers on to late-night talk  Jul 27, 2008 Article:JACK PAAR / 1918-2004 / Affable, emotional TV host turn:/c/a/2004/01/28/MNGQ04JDB91. DTL Article:JACK PAAR / 1918-2004 / Affable, emotional TV host turn:/c/a/2004/01/28/MNGQ04JDB91. (Yahoo News -- Jack Parr) Rollin' on the river  Jul 27, 2008 MONTROSE The Gunnison River rangers have enviable summer jobs. They steward the stretch of waterway that meanders through the Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area. (Montrose Daily Press, CO) Modest gains for Bush at Summit of Americas / Sweeping promises, sharp divisions as 34-nation meeting ends  Jul 27, 2008 Article:Modest gains for Bush at Summit of Americas / Sweeping :/c/a/2004/01/14/MNGS649LV91. DTL Article:Modest gains for Bush at Summit of Americas / Sweeping :/c/a/2004/01/14/MNGS649LV91. (Yahoo News -- Summit of the Americas) Feds probe S.F.'s migrant-offender shield  Jul 27, 2008 Sunday, June 29, 2008. S.F. Shielding Immigrants. (Yahoo News -- Immigration) S.F. mayor shifts policy on illegal offenders  Jul 27, 2008 Thursday, July 3, 2008. S.F. Shielding Immigrants. (Yahoo News -- Immigration) Jobless rates rise in region  Jul 26, 2008 In June, high school youth joined college students looking for summer jobs, which kept jobless rates substantially high,'' Leonidas Murembya, a state analyst for the region, wrote in the report. Hiring in warm-weather activities of leisure and hospitality, construction, and business services continued but at a slower pace than the growth in the number of job seekers,'' Murembya wrote. (Kalamazoo Gazette, MI) Man Gets 90 Years In Fatal Shooting At Pizzeria  Jul 26, 2008 Solomon noting that the defendant had dropped out of school at 16, held only two brief summer jobs since and committed this offense three months after serving three years in prison said that Mack was an unlikely candidate for rehabilitation. "How many chances has he had to think about changing his life?" Solomon said. (FOX61, CT) Teens' abuse of cough medications soaring  Jul 26, 2008 Article:SAN FRANCISCO / Teens' abuse of cough medications soari:/c/a/2006/12/06/BAGK6MQA271. DTL Article:SAN FRANCISCO / Teens' abuse of cough medications soari:/c/a/2006/12/06/BAGK6MQA271. (Yahoo News -- Substance Use) Movie review: 'Brideshead Revisited' redux  Jul 25, 2008 Summer Jobs To Elect OBAMA Work. RESERVATIONS AGENT for Limo service. (San Francisco Chronicle) Some summer jobs pay students more than money  Jul 25, 2008 Commercial Dispatch Online. By Jordan Novet Thursday, July 24, 2008 11:38 AM CDT. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS) Berlin crowd cheers Obama  Jul 25, 2008 Friday, July 25, 2008. Barack Obama, standing before a cheering crowd of more than 200,000 in Berlin - many waving American flags - Thursday delivered an historic political address to a worldwide audience, telling Europeans that "there is no challenge too great for a world that stands as one " against terrorism and for peace. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics) 11 Things: The Avengers  Jul 25, 2008 Thursday, July 24, 2008. We asked Penelope Houston to tell us 11 Things about her band. (San Francisco Chronicle) Ciao and chow, hello to Prada  Jul 25, 2008 Thursday, July 24, 2008. Leah Garchik Archive. (San Francisco Chronicle) Lions sharpen game in Woburn league  Jul 25, 2008 While classmates were out enjoying the day, or working their summer jobs, the boys basketball teams from Woburn and Chelmsford High got together for some hoops. It was Gameday 5 in the Woburn Summer Basketball League, which features eight high school squads: the host Tanners, Chelmsford, Reading, Malden, Malden Catholic, Framingham, Melrose and Somerville. (Chelmsford Independent, MA) Lawyer says client was protecting city's code  Jul 24, 2008 Lawyer says client was protecting city's code. Article:Lawyer says client was protecting city's code:/c/a/2008/07/22/BAGF11T91U.DTL Article:Lawyer says client was protecting city's code:/c/a/2008/07/22/BAGF11T91U.DTL. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Crime) Tour of California expanding  Jul 24, 2008 Thursday, July 24, 2008. (07-23) 18:20 PDT -- The Amgen Tour of California is expanding its horizons. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) Obama Vows To Help Keep Israel Secure  Jul 24, 2008 Obama tells Israel he's committed to its security. Article:Obama tells Israel he's committed to its security:/n/a/2008/07/23/politics/p093434D70. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics) Affable, emotional TV host turned viewers on to late-night talk  Jul 24, 2008 Article:JACK PAAR / 1918-2004 / Affable, emotional TV host turn:/c/a/2004/01/28/MNGQ04JDB91. DTL Article:JACK PAAR / 1918-2004 / Affable, emotional TV host turn:/c/a/2004/01/28/MNGQ04JDB91. (Yahoo News -- Jack Parr) Rocket fuel found in milk in California  Jul 24, 2008 Not clear if amount imperils children. Tuesday, June 22, 2004. (Yahoo News -- Food Safety) Job Market Idles Many Teens  Jul 24, 2008 Teens are finding it hard to find summer jobs because of the anemic economy and higher age requirements. "Less work experience today leads to less work experience tomorrow and lower earnings down the road," a Northeastern University Center for Labor Market Studies study said. (Yahoo News -- U.S. Economy) PG North/South/East/West: Women's summer soccer league gives college, high school players an opportunity to keep sharp (Today)  Jul 24, 2008 "With vacations and players having to work summer jobs, it has worked out," Etta said. "We're hoping to get more high school players involved next year.". (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA -- Sports) Milwaukee-area unemployment at 5.3 percent  Jul 24, 2008 "Wisconsin's labor market figures from June reflect normal seasonal work force surges from students looking for summer jobs resulting in an expected bump in unemployment figures for the month, Workforce Development secretary Roberta Gassman said. Despite seasonal increases in rates for many counties, the majority of Wisconsin counties and metro areas show lower rates than at this time last year.". Unemployment rates decreased in just one of the state's twelve metropolitan areas in June compared... (Milwaukee Business Journal, WI) TRACK AND FIELD / World's fastest human is beaten Powell edges...  Jul 23, 2008 TRACK AND FIELD / World's fastest human is beaten / Powell edges record-holder Bolt in 100. Article:TRACK AND FIELD / World's fastest human is beaten / Pow:/c/a/2008/07/23/SPN911TBAR.DTL Article:TRACK AND FIELD / World's fastest human is beaten / Pow:/c/a/2008/07/23/SPN911TBAR.DTL. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) Lawyer says client was protecting city's code  Jul 23, 2008 Lawyer says client was protecting city's code. Article:Lawyer says client was protecting city's code:/c/a/2008/07/22/BAGF11T91U.DTL Article:Lawyer says client was protecting city's code:/c/a/2008/07/22/BAGF11T91U.DTL. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) Chargers' Castillo gets $43M extension  Jul 23, 2008 Chargers DE Castillo gets $43M in 5-year extension. Article:Chargers DE Castillo gets $43M in 5-year extension:/n/a/2008/07/22/sports/s121408D65. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) Plenty of fodder for FBI probe in Oakland  Jul 23, 2008 Then came revelations, reported in this column, that Edgerly's kids got summer jobs with the city three years ago and were paid even when they didn't work, according to a report by a whistle-blowing former city controller ... Summer Jobs To Elect OBAMA Work. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics) Scientists swap moon, Mars exploration plans  Jul 23, 2008 Tuesday, July 22, 2008. Christopher P. McKay, a NASA scientist at the Ames Research Center in Mountain View, has one overriding question for the future of human exploration on the moon and Mars. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Science) Day camp in Avenal  Jul 23, 2008 About 18 of Avenal High School's students and recent graduates were hired on for summer jobs as counselors at the Avenal-Kettleman City Summer Camp. And after several weeks of field trips, art projects, cooking lessons, dance classes and outdoor activities, the camp will wrap up on Thursday. (Hanford Sentinal, CA) Davis calls energy crisis over  Jul 23, 2008 State of emergency, in effect since '01, revoked. Friday, November 14, 2003. (Yahoo News -- Utility Industry Deregulation) ArtWorks helps teens intersect passion, work  Jul 23, 2008 For some, this comes easy, said Tamara Harkavy, the director of ArtWorks, which she started in 1996 as a program to give talented teen artists summer jobs. The students must interview for the program, and it's the first job interview some have had, she said. (Cincinnati Business Courier, OH) Plenty of fodder for FBI probe in Oakland  Jul 22, 2008 Then came revelations, reported in this column, that Edgerly's kids got summer jobs with the city three years ago and were paid even when they didn't work, according to a report by a whistle-blowing former city controller ... Summer Jobs To Elect OBAMA Work. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Crime) Vande Velde breaking away U.S. rider suddenly a contender  Jul 22, 2008 Vande Velde breaking away / U.S. rider suddenly a contender. Article:Vande Velde breaking away / U.S. rider suddenly a conte:/c/a/2008/07/22/SPBK11SO7E.DTL Article:Vande Velde breaking away / U.S. rider suddenly a conte:/c/a/2008/07/22/SPBK11SO7E.DTL. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) U.S. star accepts her fate No Olympics for Wambach  Jul 22, 2008 U.S. star accepts her fate / No Olympics for Wambach. Article:U.S. star accepts her fate / No Olympics for Wambach:/c/a/2008/07/22/SPBK11SODF.DTL Article:U.S. star accepts her fate / No Olympics for Wambach:/c/a/2008/07/22/SPBK11SODF.DTL. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) First Vet To Go: Durham  Jul 22, 2008 Giants, Durham part ways / Second baseman goes to Milwaukee in exchange for 2 prospects. Article:Giants, Durham part ways / Second baseman goes to Milwa:/c/a/2008/07/20/SPIR11S929. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports) Affable, emotional TV host turned viewers on to late-night talk  Jul 22, 2008 Article:JACK PAAR / 1918-2004 / Affable, emotional TV host turn:/c/a/2004/01/28/MNGQ04JDB91. DTL Article:JACK PAAR / 1918-2004 / Affable, emotional TV host turn:/c/a/2004/01/28/MNGQ04JDB91. (Yahoo News -- Jack Parr) post a comment »  Jul 22, 2008 A man who changes positions dramatically and alters past statements when he is caught - such as pulling all of the anti-surge rhetoric from his website now that he has been proven wrong, changing his statements about working his way through law school once it was pointed out he only held 2 summer jobs, and on and on. He ll say whatever he thinks he needs to say to get elected. (International Herald Tribune) Lake's demise took business down the drain with it  Jul 22, 2008 His 26 skiers had to find new summer jobs. "A lot of people think we're closed up," Diehl said. 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