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Gain Recognition and Cash
The Capital Times has created an
awards program to recognize student
journalists.
"Excellence in Student Journalism
Awards" will be presented at the end of
each semester to the three top entries.
An appointed panel will review
each issue of the the student newspaper
and choose the three best submissions
that appeared during that semester. The
winners will be awarded certificates of
recognition and a monetary prize --First
place, $5O, Second place, $25, and
Third place, $lO.
This program is open to all
students of Penn State Harrisburg. Staff
membership is not a prerequisite for
consideration for an award. Look for
details of..this program on the bulletin
boards or in the Capital Times office,
room W-129.
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TARNHELM 'BB CONTEST
BEGINS
By Kathleen Riley-King
Tarnhelm co-editors Randy Bates and Jackie Guida are looking
for entrants in the Tarnhelm 'BB contest.
Cash awards will be presented to winners in each of three
categories: poetry, prose, photography/graphic arts/drawing.
Tarnhelm, the campus arts and literary magazine, accepts poetry,
short stories, brief creative essays, black and white photographs, and black
and white photography.
The magazine provides an opportunity for undergraduates and
graduate students of all majors to express themselves in the print medium
of their choice. In addition, having your work published can add a
significant note to your resume.
Please share your creative entry for consideration by following
these instructions for submission:
Enclose submissions in a self-addressed envelope
Include proper postage for notification of acceptance and/or return of
material.
Do NOT put your name on individual works. All work is to be judged
anonymously.
Enclose a separate sheet stating your name, address, phone number,
major and option, and current term status.
SUBMISSIONS ARE TO BE DROPPED OFF IN THE TARNHELM
MAIL SLOT IN ROOM 216.
GUIDELINE: Typed on 8 1/2" X 11"
unlined paper.
POETRY
FICTION AND
NONFICTION: Short stories, creative essays,
double-spaced.
GRAPHICS AND
PHOTOGRAPHY: BLACK & WHITE ONLY!
DEADLINE: February 14, 1988
Staff members are also needed, and students who are interested
in joining the staff should sign up in W 360, the Humanities Division.
Duties of the staff include attending several initial meetings,
reading and judging entries, and attending a final meeting to select
submissions to publish.
Open Forum for all Women
Students at Penn State Hbg.
January 27, 1988
Gallery Lounge
12-1:30 pm
Do you have a problem or concern? Do you want a support group?
Do you have ideas for improving the status of women on campus?
Plan to attend this meeting for all women students.
Capital Times, Jan.l3, 1988--Page
One poem per page