• Breaking: Positive press bonanza ends for Barack Obama as unreliable sources report he was a 6-year-old terrorist.

• 60 Minute alums strive to follow up success of boring, news magazine show with boring, news magazine.

• World News Tonight bounces back from Peter Jennings, Bob Woodruff tragedies to bitch-slap Katie Couric in the ratings.

&bull: Related: CBS is 'absolutely thrilled' with Katie Couric and her low-ranking news broadcast.

• The Boston Globe to cut costs, save lives, by pulling its reporters out of Iraq.

• Ron Burkle, Eli Broad fly to Chicago to fight over a company no one else cares about.

• Ed2010 founder lands her dream job 3 years ahead of schedule.

Want to work in magazines sooo bad that you'll rid the Conde Nast cafeteria of omelets for Anna Wintour, sharpen 200 pencils a day for Jann Wenner, clean Bonnie Fuller's breast pump, or hem up your skirt about six inches for Dave Zinczecko? Then you would probably be the perfect candidate for Ed2010's next job hunt blogger.

It's totz anonymous and you can blog about going on interviews, polishing your resume, and finally landing that EA job. Obviously you can't actually share the really gossipy, wonderful secrets (that would give you away), but you can use words like "bizarf" and be the last person on earth (besides Lockhart Steele) to read Gawker.

Send your best snotty but still really kiss-assy sample blog entries to ed@ed2010.com for your chance to dish about sitting in HR waiting rooms, faxing your Zink clips, and buying nine pairs of editor pants from Express … just so you can make it in the great, glamorous life of a coffee girl/blogger.

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Ed's Girl on the Hunt

It's time for another fun Q+A! This time, we hunted down Ed2010, considering it has been a fave Jossip site for years. (Of course, when they hooked our fresh from college editor up with some Graydon Carter face time, our love only grew.)

It's only fitting that we'd be brimming with questions for Chandra Czape, a Midwest native who (after asking her EIC at American Baby to lunch) landed an EA job at Good Housekeeping. The rest is history. Though Chandra is now a top editor at Cosmo Girl!, she hasn't stopped inspiring college kids with dreams of being Adam Moss' assistant to polish their resumes, pull their clip files, and search Ed for those open spots.

After the jump, get the scoop on how Chandra started the whispery site, her first Bonnie Fuller experience, affection for the word "whippersnapper," and the frightening realization that aspiring fashion editors will pay what little money they have for the chance to meet Anna Wintour.

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