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Ron Wyden in 1996, said he could relate to Bradbury’s loss. “It was my name on the ballot, but the victory is yours as well,” Smith said in a statement. “I know how it feels to lose, and I wish (Bill Bradbury) the very best.” Smith began his legislative ca reer in 1993 after being elected to the Oregon Senate and served as Senate president from 1995 to 1996. The following year, Smith was elected to the U.S. Senate. Bradbury, a former journalist and restaurant owner, has been in volved with the Oregon Legislature for 14 years. As a state senator, Bradbury served as Senate majori ty leader from 1987 to 1992 and Senate president from 1993 to 1995 before being appointed Secre tary of State in 1999. Bradbury’s campaign staff was not available for comment at press time. Contact the senior news reporter at janmontry@dailyemerald.com. Knight Ridder correspondents James Kuhnhenn and Steven Thomma contributed to this report U.S. Senate race Democrat Bill Bradbury Republican Gordon Smith Libertarian Dan Fitzgerald Constitution Lon Mabon U.S. House race Democrat Peter DeFazio Republican Liz VanLeeuwen Libertarian Chris Bigelow 332,640 39% 487,321 57% 20,682 2.4% 14,181 1.6% 120,015 63.8% 65,050 34.6% 2,931 1.5% SOURCE: 26 of 36 Oregon counties reporting Career continued from page 1 University accounting student Misty Pundt said she’s excited about the Career Fair because she wants to start networking before she grad uates next year. Pundt added that she searches for opportunities to ensure she’ll have a good job in her field when she’s done with school. She hopes to work for one of the “big four” ac counting firms: Deloitte & Touche, KPMG, Ernst & Young and Pricewa terhouse Coopers. “I’m making sure I’m assertive about it and making sure I get a hold of companies on my own time,” said Pundt, who added that she found company contact numbers at the Career Center. Other students also found useful interviewing and networking ad vice from Career Center staff Tues day in a session called “How to Work the Fair.” Students will find similar oppor tunities at the Career Fair today for business patter and network ing, in addition to checking out 48 graduate schools. “The economy is still pretty slug gish, so the job market is still pretty tight,” Career Center marketing and communication specialist Mei Yong said. “These recruiters who are here have real positions open.” Rhon White, a recruiter from The Bon Marche corporate office, is one of many company representatives looking for potential employees. White said he needs near-graduates to begin an executive training pro gram in February, and interns for the summer. White said he knows the type of employee who will be a success in his company. “Obviously it’s going to be some one who enjoys dealing with people and is outgoing, but there’s a fit for everyone,” he said. He said his company is looking for students with a retail back ground, strong work ethic, business sense, as well as analytical and man agement skills. “There’s an attitude with someone who’s eager to do what it takes versus someone who wants a title and to sit behind a computer,” he said. Contact the reporter atjilliandaley@dailyemerald.com. PHOTO I specials! ■ NOVEMBER 4-10 ■ REPRINTS AND _ ENLARGEMENTS: 3x5-6 for $.96 " 4 x 6 - 5 for $1.00 ■ 5x7-2 for $1.50 ■ 8x10-5/50 _ 8x12 -$1.50 35mm full-frame color negatives. £ Matte or glossy. Allow 3-5 working days for 3x5 and 4x6 prints, and ■ 5 10 working days for 5x7, 8x 10 and 8x12 prints. ■ FUJICOLOR
