Thousands apply for 200 Target jobs

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[traumer]

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —Thousands of people applied for 200 new jobs at Target over the last three days in Northeast Albuquerque.

RELATED Golden Pride hit with red sticker Colorado search volunteers frustrated UNM fraternity evicted from house 5-car crash stalls traffic on I-25 Sunday Lawmakers to battle over licenses for illegal immigrants KOAT Action 7 News went to Target's job fair at the Marriott Uptown every day and continued to find lines snaking around the building.

Candidates only have a one in 35 chance in getting a job, but many have said they're confident they can stand out from the pack.

Natalie Bryant said her skills, personality and "great looks" will help her get a job.

"Good luck, 'cause I'm going to blow those people out of the water with my interview," said Pauly Garcia.

Target plans to make some hires this weekend. The rest will be hired two weeks before the new Target at the corner of Indian School Road and Louisiana Boulevard opens on March 10.

[GSWarrior]

I want to learn more about the UNM fraternity evicted from its home.

; )

[OrangeHoof]

what’s your problem ?

You copied and pasted sidebar links into the story that aren't part of the story but are teasers for other stories on their website. That's mostly what showed up on the blurb or information for those browsing "News/Activism".

If you had gone back and deleted the sidebar stuff before you hit "post", the story would be easier to read and digest. BTW, a lot of news websites now imbed little bombs for cut-and-pasters that show up when someone re-posts a story so it is good thinking to go back and read the message before hitting "post" to cut down on confusing messages.

[dragnet2]

Flipping through names from both stories I come up with DUIs, shoplifting, assault on a police officer, kidnapping, drugs, assault with a deadly weapon, possession of a weapon by a felon among others.

Don't know how you'd know that without having available their identifying numbers. In fact, I'd bet there are dozens of listed P. Garcia's in that region.

[dragnet2]

Flipping through names from both stories I come up with DUIs, shoplifting, assault on a police officer, kidnapping, drugs, assault with a deadly weapon, possession of a weapon by a felon among others.

Don't know how you'd know that without having available their identifying numbers. In fact, I'd bet there are dozens of listed P. Garcia's in that region.