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Don’t Forget About Our Photo Contest!

Submissions for Onward State’s first photo contest are due by tomorrow at Midnight!  Here is the recap for those that missed the original post:

Compete for guts and glory in the best competition since tic-tac-toe!  Enter your photo in the first ever Onward State photo contest!

Here are the guidelines:

  1. Read the description of the topic
  2. Take a photo (or use an existing one)
  3. Email the image to [email protected]
  4. Include your first name, class standing and some info about the picture in your submission email
  5. Wait a few days and we will post the images we receive
  6. Commenters will have their say with which photos are the best/worst

Your mission (should you choose to accept it):

Take a picture of something AWESOME dealing with Penn State

Submissions are due by midnight on February 24 (Tuesday).

By sending us the picture, you grant us permission to freely use the image on our website.

Good luck!

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Steve S.

Steve Sharer is a Security and Risk Analysis major and an overall good guy. He brings Onward State readers enticing posts such as "Question of the Day" and "Campus Explorer" and will continue to do so until he becomes the President of the United States of America in 2024.

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