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I am 16 years old, and about to apply at a few different stores & one local museum (doing clerical work) for a summer job. I know that jobs like this normally don't require a resume, just an application, but I know for sure the museum & a tanning place both go by resumes only, no applications, so I need a good one for those two! Currently, I have education information, previous jobs, volunteer experience, skills, and awards/certificates listed on my resume. I also have a references page & a note on my resume saying they are available upon request. Am I missing anything? I know for professional resumes you should customize & add an objective/resume summary for specific job positions, but is this really necessary for the positions I am applying for?? And what about a cover letter...should I have one???? Help, I'm clueless! :(.

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Letters to the editor are, in almost all cases, related to or a response to an article that the paper has recently published.. . So, I somehow get the feeling that reading the paper isn't a usual activity for you, but you're going to have to do it. Pick up a copy from your school, home, or local newstand, or find it online. Read through it for a couple of days and find an article or editorial that interests you. Maybe you think the author did a very good or very poor job? Maybe you're glad the topic was raised or don't think it was worth a whole article? Maybe you agree or disagree with the point of view presented? Maybe you have something to add from your own experience?. . Think about what you want to say, and then see what the newspaper's guidelines are for letters to the editor and how they are generally formatted (most are pretty short). Then get writing!

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