Rebecca Jarvis, who lost out during last season's Apprentice, has been
hired by CNBC as an associate reporter. The 24 year old will begin work at the cable business channel on April 3
and is apparently jumping in feet first (or is that "head first?" Well, whichever sounds better to you).
She'll be working alongside every department, as well as developing and reporting on stories of her own. Jarvis first
got into the news biz at the age of sixteen when she worked on Whatever, a news show for kids that still airs
here in Minneapolis.Apprentice loser heads to CNBC
Rebecca Jarvis, who lost out during last season's Apprentice, has been
hired by CNBC as an associate reporter. The 24 year old will begin work at the cable business channel on April 3
and is apparently jumping in feet first (or is that "head first?" Well, whichever sounds better to you).
She'll be working alongside every department, as well as developing and reporting on stories of her own. Jarvis first
got into the news biz at the age of sixteen when she worked on Whatever, a news show for kids that still airs
here in Minneapolis.
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3-10-2006 @ 9:05PM
Morgan said...
Good for her, she was way better than Randall anyway. He was the epitome of an empty suit, and although the suit was nice, and he was a good speaker, the decisions he actually made completely stunk all season long.
By the way, Trump stinks too, watch UK Apprentice for a guy that you can't BS and is interested in the process and not the show. I mean, he starts the show with "I don't like asslickers." Great.
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3-11-2006 @ 7:12AM
Hi, waves at everyone, yes, it's me again! said...
That's wonderful about Jarvis. I knew she would make it one or another.
Incidentally, Morgan...
What I want to know is does the UK Apprentice have a Martha Stewart clone?
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