fair

What about the spring craft fair?

Right. Since the craft fair’s only a few blocks from campus, it seems like a good place for students to sell things.

Well, in that case, we do have a smaller fair coming up, with smaller companies and some public service organizations.

Now, have you been to a fair like this before?

Like we'll have a list of the companies that are going to be at the career fair by the end of the week.

She thought there was going to be a career fair soon where I could talk to different companies about a possible summer job.

Employee: Well, these are classroom-to-cooperation career fair.

That's our largest fair every year.

Student: I have a couple of questions about the career fair next week.

Employee: No, no, the career fair is opened to all our students and we encourage anyone who’s interested to go check it out.

I mean, they all say where and when the fair is, just not who should attend.

Well, as you know, the career fair is generally an opportunity for local businesses to recruit new employees, and for soon-to-be graduates to have interviews with several companies they might be interested in working for.

The flyers and posters list all the businesses that are sending representatives to the career fair.

See, that’s part of the reason I wanna go to the fair, to help me decide if that’s what I really want to study.

Employee: Well, it's not a requirement, but a lot of students come to our career fairs.

But of course, it’s not as easy as that, and so Frantzen had to paint other people’s portraits at places like art fairs just to make money to buy paint for her more series of art work.

Of course, that's a fair question.

They are just sitting back, not really doing their fair share of the work and waiting for an A.