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Students, staff, and even parents are enjoying all that today's THS Career Fair has to offer them. With so many booths to choose from, some attendees are having a hard time choosing which booths to go to. Some booths look like beehives, with people gathered around learning about career opportunities. There are a few booths that are definite crowd favorites. For instance, the Air Force has a working flight simulator, allowing you take on your worst enemy. Or merely the person that decides to sit next to you. Of course the colleges are getting a lot of attention from the seniors and especially the juniors that are making choices about life after high school. Not surprisingly, a little candy placed within the reach of students can be used to coax students into learning about an interesting career. Another popular booth is staffed with students from the Lancaster Beauty School. Watching your friends’ hair and nails get done proves to be very entertaining, especially when it's...
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