2009 College Blogger Contest

2009 College Blogger Contest

America's Future Foundation recently announced their second annual College Blogger Contest. The contest is open to all graduate and undergraduate bloggers age 25 and younger. Ten finalists will be chosen at the end of the year, and the winning blog will be awarded a cash prize of $10,000 and be invited to be a panelist at an AFF Roundtable on higher education in Washington, D.C.

The CN encourages all our members to participate. For more information click here.

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Key senators lead charge for Bernanke
by Jordan Fabian, The Hill
Over the past few days, five key senators have led a counteroffensive against a tide of opposition to the reconfirmation of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.

Exhibit Recalls Poland’s Long Road
by Kristin Coyner, Roll Call
Twenty years ago, few people could have imagined that the third of the world’s population living under communism would have it so good today.

Accident spurs state to study bridges
by Ray Martin, Raleigh News & Observer
After the second person in four years plunged through a narrow gap between I-440 Beltline bridges, state Department of Transportation officials Monday launched a study of 17,000 bridges aimed at preventing similar deaths.

A Broadcaster And A Poet
by Alex Mayer, RFE/RL
Igor Pomerantsev has been working for RFE/RL's Russian Service for 22 years. In addition to his work as a broadcaster, he has also authored more than 10 books -- including collections of poetry, essays, and "a pioneering book on wines in Russia."

Offering Counsel
by Kristin Coyner, Roll Call
If you spend enough time in Washington, you will begin to realize just how diverse the city truly is. People might be drawn to the District for a similar reason — the opportunity to make a difference — but digging deeper shows richness in the experiences that people bring with them.

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Intern & Fellow Clips

Key senators lead charge for Bernanke
by Jordan Fabian, The Hill
Over the past few days, five key senators have led a counteroffensive against a tide of opposition to the reconfirmation of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.

Exhibit Recalls Poland’s Long Road
by Kristin Coyner, Roll Call
Twenty years ago, few people could have imagined that the third of the world’s population living under communism would have it so good today.

Accident spurs state to study bridges
by Ray Martin, Raleigh News & Observer
After the second person in four years plunged through a narrow gap between I-440 Beltline bridges, state Department of Transportation officials Monday launched a study of 17,000 bridges aimed at preventing similar deaths.

A Broadcaster And A Poet
by Alex Mayer, RFE/RL
Igor Pomerantsev has been working for RFE/RL's Russian Service for 22 years. In addition to his work as a broadcaster, he has also authored more than 10 books -- including collections of poetry, essays, and "a pioneering book on wines in Russia."

Offering Counsel
by Kristin Coyner, Roll Call
If you spend enough time in Washington, you will begin to realize just how diverse the city truly is. People might be drawn to the District for a similar reason — the opportunity to make a difference — but digging deeper shows richness in the experiences that people bring with them.


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