Apply now for a great summer internship with Consumers Union, publishers of Consumerist and Consumer Reports. Consumer journalism couldn’t be more important or relevant than a time like this. Now is the time to get involved. Openings are available for editorial, general intern work, advocacy, and engineering (technical division).
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Must be willing to worship bi-weekly at the altar of the Toyota Camry, including occasional animal sacrifice(located in Basement 1, room 0125).
About time. I’ll be sending my application shortly. I’m so excited! I’d pretty much do it for free, but the stipend is nice (wait, I didn’t say that).
Consumer journalism? It’s a blog, stupid.
@Party Boy: You do realize this is for Consumer Union, not just Consumerist, right?
@Party Boy: You’re an idiot. Maybe next time, you could read the whole article, not just the first word in the title.
Engineering? You mean I can finally use my Craftsman model 1019 Laboratory edition, Signature Series torque wrench? According to Cal Tech High Energy physicists, and NASA engineers, it’s supposed to be dead-on balls accurate.
Must be able to locate original material posted in other places and repost it inaccurately here on Consumerist
FYI, this guy will be your boss:
Most appropriate photo!!
$1500 Stipend ?????
WTF, that is less than minimum wage.
You should be ashamed of yourselves.
@Corporate-Shill: Please go back to the beginning of this post and read the very first word.
No, I will not make the ferry ride to Yonkers for five days a week. Not unless you pay for that too.
right outside the mean streets of Yonkers, NY
Just kidding. Their HQ is actually in a nice part of Yonkers (escape to saw mill is a rock’s throw away). The mean part starts about 1/2 mile down the road
@discounteggroll: CU has offices in DC, Austin, and San Francisco, too.