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Philippines: BOUNCE Magazine opens collegiate contests for students

PUBLISHED ON March 8, 2008 AT 8:49 AM

BOUNCE, the only college culture magazine, invites all student journalists and artists from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao to join two new inter-collegiate competitions!

I. THE 1ST BOUNCE COLLEGE CULTURE PHOTO CONTEST
Theme: Capturing College Culture
Send in your photographs that represent your definition of college culture and win a round-trip ticket to Boracay, courtesy of Asian Spirit.

Submission of Entries: Participants must submit photographs representing their personal definition of college culture. You may use any digital or film-based camera, provided that the photo entry/s will be printed on 8R of photo paper. Photos may be in either colored or black & white, and may be digitally enhanced.
Label the back of each entry with your name, school, course, and the title of your photograph. The participant’s name should not appear on the face of the entry. Attach a photocopy of your college ID. Each entry should be submitted in a brown envelope labeled, “Bounce Magazine’s College Culture Photo Contest.”

Save your pictures in a CD, in JPEG or TIFF format, and send it to BOUNCE Magazine, October Eighty Publications, Inc., Unit 6H, 6th floor, 8101 Pearl Plaza Bldg., Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center, Pasig City. You can also email your pictures to bounce@octobereighty.com. Deadline of entries is on April 10, 2008.

Mechanics: Each participant may submit a maximum of three (3) entries. Entries must NOT have won any other contests nor have been published in any magazine or book. The decision of the board of judges will be final. October Eighty Publications, Inc. will have the right to reproduce, exhibit, or publish the submitted entries without financial compensation to the photographers, but shall indicate and acknowledge the photographer. However, the copyright of the photographs still belongs to the photographer. Employees of October Eighty Publications, Inc. and members of the employees’ immediate family are not eligible to enter the contest

II. B A BOUNCER SEARCH!
Lifestyle Journalism Contest

Meet new people and mingle with celebrities! Fly to the hottest destinations! Be part of our photo shoots! Get VIP access to concerts and other gimmicks! Earn a quick buck! Get loaded with freebies! No fees, no fuss, here’s your chance to be one of us!

Join BOUNCE Magazine’s league of extraordinary college correspondents and experience hands-on media training by submitting to us your latest resume, two 2×2 pictures, a photocopy of your latest registration form or student ID, a cover letter, sample works, and the following requirements:

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2 Responses to “Philippines: BOUNCE Magazine opens collegiate contests for students”

  1. em-em zaldivar Says:

    Hey there! :) Writing has been my passion since I was still a little girl. But I haven’t really been that active in our school paper so I do not have much experience as much as other teenage writers my age. But the thing is, I’d like to know if there is any possibility that I could write for your magazine. Please do visit my website and read my blogs (especially the old ones dated a year ago). If you like some, please do tell me. I’d really love to share my works. Sorry if this is a little too straightforward of me to say these things. It’s just that I’m in a desperate need of a job. So I’m taking chances at almost anything. Thanks a lot! :)

  2. quickie Says:

    hi is there a landline wer i can kol ur office? thanks

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