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See the winners of the 2007 Campus Outrage Awards.

The national press routinely turns a deaf ear toward the outrageous excesses of politically correct students, faculty, and administrators in higher education. Radical campus activists continue to undermine the traditional curriculum, implement speech codes that persecute politically incorrect students, enforce group-identity politics with sensitivity seminars, and treat students with a double-standard emanating from a multiculturalist perspective.

Now, however, you can do something about it. Nominate the outrage of your choice for the 2008 Campus Outrage Awards. The Grand Prize Winner will receive $1,000; four other prize winners will each take home $500. The awards will be announced April 1, 2008. Winning entries can be outrageous events, kooky course listings, politicized textbooks, totalitarian student groups, intolerant administrators, and illiberal faculty. Anything, in short, that violates the spirit of liberal learning.

Guidelines for submissions:

•	A short narrative of 300 words (one double-spaced typed page) describing the Outrage on your campus.
•	Supporting documentation such as newspaper articles, photographs, letters, memos, bios, course descriptions and syllabi, etc.
•	Your name, class, school, major, address, phone number, and e-mail address.
•	If multiple nominations are received for the same Outrage, a drawing will be held to determine the winner.
•	Outrages must have occurred between March 1, 2007 and March 1, 2008.

Send a brief explanation of your outrage and evidence (articles, photos, etc.) to outrage@isi.org. Please include the email subject, "Campus Outrage Award Nomination." You can also send supporting materials via regular mail if necessary, to Collegiate Network, 3901 Centerville Road, P.O. Box 4431, Wilmington, DE 19807-0431.

The deadline for all submissions is Monday, March 3, 2008. Entries are limited to college students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programs of study.