FW: [syscon-tx] FW: [ALA-WO:311] ALA's Washington Office and YALSAPresent: National Library Legislative Day 2007 Student Contest

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Deborah Littrell

American Library Association Washington Office Newsline ALAWON Volume 15, Number 094 September 19, 2006
ALA's Washington Office and YALSA Present: National Library Legislative Day 2007 Student Contest Through the National Library Legislative Day 2007 Student Contest, one student will win a free trip to the 33rd Annual National Library Legislative Day (NLLD), which will be held in the Nation’s Capital on May 1 & 2, 2007. All you have to do is submit the winning theme idea and logo!
To be more specific, the student, age 12-18, who submits the winning National Library Legislative Day theme idea and logo will receive: 1) Round-trip airfare for two - winner plus a parent or guardian - to Washington, DC; 2) Two-night stay at a hotel in Washington; 3) Award Certificate. LIBRARIANS: Post the Official Contest Flyer (available on the website and below) in your libraries, especially public and school libraries! And please spread the word so we can get as many contest entries as possible! For more information, please visit the official Contest Website. Or use the forms below: Official Contest Flyer  (PDF) Contest Rules and Information (Word) All contestants must fill out the official contest Entry Form and submit it with their entries. National Library Legislative Day Theme Contest Entry Form (Word)   Entries must be received between September 20 and October 29, 2006!	Other News: AASL unveils new committee structure ALSC accepting nominations for its professional awards Freedom to Read Foundation announces organizational membership category
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