"Exclusively pro-Clemson" sports writer/editor

http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=1052920

Company: Edwards Publications
Position: Clemson Sports Writer/Editor
Location: Clemson, South Carolina
Job Status: Full-time
Salary: Negotiable
Ad Expires: June 16, 2009
Job ID: 1052920


Description:
CLEMSON SPORTS WRITER/EDITOR - Great opportunity for a talented and driven reporter with passion, strong writing skills and organizational ability to head the coverage of sports activities at Clemson University for official IPTAY print and electronic communications. IPTAY is one of the nation’s top college athletics support organizations, dedicated to providing scholarship assistance to worthy student athletes in a variety of sports at Clemson University, Clemson, SC. This position is exclusively pro-Clemson sports. The successful candidate will coordinate and work through men's' and women's' sports coaches and work a variety of hours/days. He/she will be part of team employed by the Edwards Group, Inc., a multi media corporation in Seneca, SC, which is contracted by IPTAY to handle its communications. Competitive pay and benefits package available for the right candidate. Job begins no later than June 15, 2009. Send resume, salary requirements and examples of work to Michael Leonard at publisher@dailyjm.com

 

I would assume it would be pro-Clemson since it is for a booster club.

 

Not that I'll apply for this job, but if I did my sister would kill me.

 

I see a lot of "Clemson drops Heartbreaker" headlines in someone's future.

 

yes. Even after a 55-3 loss.

 

I'm guessing this isn't the Orange and White mag that paid the Anderson Independent-Mail's bills for a while?
Does Clemson really need two print sports publications?

 

Is there a four-tooth minimum to be hired for this job?

 

Yes, but you have to pronounce it correctly. It's Clempson.

 

Incorrect.
CLUMPS'n

 

Actually, it's two: One on the top, one on the bottom.

 

IPTAY: It's Probation Time Again, Y'all.

 

Also known as the Sons of Clem.