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NATION NOTES
March 27, 2006 issue

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This article offers notes concerning contests, awards and new features in "The Nation" periodical. A new series offering photojournalism is being started in this issue of "The Nation." A submission for student essays on generational issues is presented. Bryan Farrell is announced as the winner of the Gertrude Blumenthal Kasbekar Fellowship for a web article concerning NASA climatology and global warming. Also announced is a new online blog "The Notion."

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NATION, The (Periodical); PHOTOJOURNALISM; ESSAYS -- Competitions; PRIZE contests in advertising; FARRELL, Bryan; GLOBAL warming -- Research; CLIMATOLOGY -- Research -- United States; BLOGS
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