By Lezla Gooden
Summer is almost here. Time again to take on the Herculean task of finding a short-term job. But one thing is sure for this high school junior. She does not want a job that involves flipping burgers, pumping gas, bagging groceries or cleaning bathrooms. Is the perfect fun, high-paying, challenging summer job out there?
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