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"An elegant sufficiency,
content,
Retirement, rural quiet, friendship, books."
James Thomson [1700
- 1748] Scottish poet
The Seasons (1746) 'Spring' line 1161
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1998
Contest Winners and Finalists
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(From
left to right) Joshua Roebke, Laurie Hrydziuszko, Marc Wilson,
Marshanda Smith, Tami Michele, Wendy Stark, Sarah J. Shafer,
Dana Burton, Dayna Amboy
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The
Winners were:
(To see the essay and
annotated bibliography, click on highlighted name)
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The
first place winner is:
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Tami
Michele, "A Collection of Inspiration: Drug-Free Childbirth" |
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second place winner is:
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Wendy
Stark, "Horses Throughout My Education"
(entry not available for viewing) |
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third place winner is:
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Marshanda
Smith, "The Story of Triumph and Endurance: A Celebration
of African American Life & Culture" |
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The
fourth place winner is:
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Sarah
J. Shafer, "Children's Picture Book Collection" |
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The
Finalists were:
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Dayna
Amboy, "Women's Literature: A Collection of Voices" |
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Dana
Burton, "Black Studies" |
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Laurie
Hrydziuszko, "The Imagination of Anne Rice" (entry
not available for viewing) |
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Joshua
Roebke, "The Esoteric Science of Physics" |
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Marc
Wilson, "Art Books in Science Fiction and Fantasy" |
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The
Judges were:
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Martha
Bates, Editor, Michigan State University Press
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State University Libraries, and Acting Director of the Center
for Great Lakes Culture |
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Shirley
Sliker, Friends of the MSU Libraries
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Gil
Wanger, Attorney, Book Collector, and Friend of the MSU Libraries
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(From left to right)
Shirley Sliker, Gil Wanger, Martha Bates, Peter Berg
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Sponsored
by The Friends of the MSU Libraries
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