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Because I'm not going there looking for jobs, I don't bring resume with me, neither does D. He should start to concern about his career, but he doesn't want to find a job near Columbus. So both of us go there just for free dinner.   The job fair is not attractive at all.  Because there are only few biocompanies in Ohio state, the positions are also few. It's not easy to find a job here, especially bio-related jobs. Since I don't have resume in hand, at the beginning, I hesitate to talk to the companies. Then I realize that I have nothing to loss,  I don't need to worry about my performance. Why should I hesitate? So I go forward to each table and ask stupid questions. The most important part is taking the little gifts...:P I take a lot of pens and notepads, even a flashlight. hahaha Then there is a poster section. I look around and find an interesting guy. He's from University of Cincinnati. His research is really fun. He interviewed the biocompanies and asked them questions. He concluded the needs of those companies and give recommends. He said that the companies are looking for experienced managers,  because bio-companies are all scientists. Although I've known this already, having discussion with others is interesting. After the poster seciton, we have some great food. SASHIMI ^Q^ I so miss SASHIMI...It's too expensive to have Japanese food here. However, AY, an African student, is afraid of the raw fishes.  He cannot understand why we eat those things.  Therefore, he can only drink red wine for his dinner,  and he finish three glasses of it. Overall, this is a good oppertunity to talk with Americans.  And we had a lot of fun there.