[NEohioPAL]Scholarship Available Through Dallas Film Project

Fri Mar 7 15:06:56 PST 2003

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Hi Friends,

If you know of any families with a high school senior, please forward this 
scholarship info to them.  I've had an awesome response to this new contest 
and hope to (with the help of a few corporations) keep this a yearly event 
for students.

The CXO Ethics scholarship is open to all high school seniors in the US and 
Canada.  The CXO Project brings the discussion and research of 'ethics' into 
the classroom.  Students are invited to write a 900 (or less) essay on the 
topic and submit it via postal or email.  The deadline for the essay is April 
15th, 2003.

www.cxothemovie.com (film project)
www.ethicsessay.com (scholarship)

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ENRON & WORLDCOM SCANDALS 
INSPIRE MOVIE AND NATIONAL 
ETHICS SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST
FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

-- Ethics film and contest attracting business world
and 2002 Oscar Winning Producer --

Dallas, TX: "CXO", a satiric look at corporate greed
has inspired a nationwide ethics scholarship contest
for high school students.  David M. Burrows, former head of marketing at 
Yahoo, was able to use his own
experiences in writing and directing this film. 
"CXO," has also drawn from the recent events of the
Enron, AOL Time Warner, WorldCom and JP Morgan
scandals.

The "CXO Ethics Essay Contest" will encourage high school students
 to write a nine-hundred word essay on
what ethics and morals means to them and how they apply them to their lives 
today.  Burrows carefully selected the judging panel to include 
representatives
from William and Mary, Georgetown University, Vanderbilt, Dartmouth, Rutgers, 
SMU and Yahoo.  "The goal of both CXO and the ethics contest is to raise
awareness for adults along with our future leaders and decision makers," says 
Burrows.  "The idea hit me after seeing Lou Dobbs on CNN's Moneyline ask 
'what
good can come from this corporate travesty'."  This project attracted the 
attention of 2002 Oscar Winning producer/writer Curt Johnson who has been 
added as producer for "CXO."  AntStuie.com Productions will shoot and edit 
the mockumentary set to open this spring. 

"CXO" takes us on a rollercoaster insider's view into
the corporate world where short term profits and
golden parachutes rule.  

Proceeds from "CXO" will fund a yearly scholarship award of five-thousand 
dollars along with ten winners receiving a laptop computer, backpacks, 
Airline miles
and other student-related gifts and services.  The winners will be announced 
May 2003.

For more information on the contest and "CXO," go to
www.cxothemovie.com.

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=3D"Arial" LANG=3D"0">Hi Friends,<BR>
<BR>
If you know of any families with a high school senior, please forward this s=
cholarship info to them.  I've had an awesome response to this new cont=
est and hope to (with the help of a few corporations) keep this a yearly eve=
nt for students.<BR>
<BR>
The CXO Ethics scholarship is open to all high school seniors in the US and=20=
Canada.  The CXO Project brings the discussion and research of 'ethics'=
 into the classroom.  Students are invited to write a 900 (or less) ess=
ay on the topic and submit it via postal or email.  The deadline for th=
e essay is April 15th, 2003.<BR>
<BR>
www.cxothemovie.com (film project)<BR>
www.ethicsessay.com (scholarship)<BR>
<BR>
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<BR>
ENRON & WORLDCOM SCANDALS <BR>
INSPIRE MOVIE AND NATIONAL <BR>
ETHICS SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST<BR>
FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS<BR>
<BR>
-- Ethics film and contest attracting business world<BR>
and 2002 Oscar Winning Producer --<BR>
<BR>
Dallas, TX: "CXO", a satiric look at corporate greed<BR>
has inspired a nationwide ethics scholarship contest<BR>
for high school students.  David M. Burrows, former head of marketing a=
t Yahoo, was able to use his own<BR>
experiences in writing and directing this film. <BR>
"CXO," has also drawn from the recent events of the<BR>
Enron, AOL Time Warner, WorldCom and JP Morgan<BR>
scandals.<BR>
<BR>
The "CXO Ethics Essay Contest" will encourage high school students<BR>
 to write a nine-hundred word essay on<BR>
what ethics and morals means to them and how they apply them to their lives=20=
today.  Burrows carefully selected the judging panel to include represe=
ntatives<BR>
from William and Mary, Georgetown University, Vanderbilt, Dartmouth, Rutgers=
, SMU and Yahoo.  "The goal of both CXO and the ethics contest is to ra=
ise<BR>
awareness for adults along with our future leaders and decision makers," say=
s Burrows.  "The idea hit me after seeing Lou Dobbs on CNN's Moneyline=20=
ask 'what<BR>
good can come from this corporate travesty'."  This project attracted t=
he attention of 2002 Oscar Winning producer/writer Curt Johnson who has been=
 added as producer for "CXO."  AntStuie.com Productions will shoot and=20=
edit the mockumentary set to open this spring. <BR>
<BR>
"CXO" takes us on a rollercoaster insider's view into<BR>
the corporate world where short term profits and<BR>
golden parachutes rule.  <BR>
<BR>
Proceeds from "CXO" will fund a yearly scholarship award of five-thousand do=
llars along with ten winners receiving a laptop computer, backpacks, Airline=
 miles<BR>
and other student-related gifts and services.  The winners will be anno=
unced May 2003.<BR>
<BR>
For more information on the contest and "CXO," go to<BR>
www.cxothemovie.com.<BR>
<BR>
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