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Published Aug 22, 2017
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We're looking for a couple of enthusiastic interns to join us in our Manhattan office two or three days a week this fall. Responsibilities vary widely, but we do require people to be available in person at least two full days out of the week, possibly including a weekend day working from home or on assignment. Bloggers, journalism students, photographers, autodidacts, and anyone with a passion for NYC and an interest in writing about it are encouraged to apply.
This is a paid internship, and some perks and college credit are available. For more details inquire within, and please email your resume, availability during the week and any other relevant information to [email protected], subject "internship." (No attachments, please—don't worry if the formatting isn't perfect.)
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