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September 10, 2007 |Permalink |Comments (0)
AARP U@50
I like this...
The "U@50" Challenge has been announced by the
Office of Academic Affairs at AARP and is already
generating great national interest.
U@50 asks those in their twenties to ponder the
question: Where do you see yourself by the time you
turn 50? To answer the question, contestants produce
a one to two minute video sharing their vision of the
future. The winner will receive $5,000 with other
cash prizes for the top five videos chosen.
I look forward to watching the entries--- they should be great.