FW: Logo Contest Winners for IDM 2000 Fourth Annual International Dinosaur Month October 1-31, 2000 are announced.

[Sara Burch <sara@burch.net>]

I saw that this hadn't come to the list yet (if it did, I'm sorry) so I
thought I'd forward it on. Guess who won third place? :)

Sara Burch
sara@burch.net
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From: Dinosaur Interplanetary Gazette <dinosaur@dinosaur.org>
Reply-To: dinosaur@dinosaur.org
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 23:03:32 -0400
To: IDM2000@Juno.Com
Subject: Logo Contest Winners for IDM 2000 Fourth Annual International
Dinosaur  Month October 1-31, 2000 are announced.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 15, 2000

Logo Contest Winners for
IDM 2000 Fourth Annual International Dinosaur Month
October 1-31, 2000 are announced.

Andrew H. Lee and Russell J. Hawley tied for first place in the fourth
annual international logo contest for International Dinosaur Month.

The winning entries can be found online at <
http://www.dinosaur.org/idm/IDM2000logo.htm >.

Mr. Lee is from the Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences at Purdue
University
West Lafayette, Indiana, USA. Mr. Hawley is Education Director at the
Tate Geological Museum Casper, Wyoming, USA. Lee's entry shows a
Brachiosaurus and an Apatasaurus against the background of the earth,
while Hawley's is a fine rendering of a Protoceratops.

Tied for second place were Katy Hargrove of Los Angeles, CA and John
Robichaud, USA
Other winners include Sara Burch,  USA, Steve Stratakos, Austin, Texas,
USA
amd Jorge Antonio Gonzalez a 22 year old art student from Buenos Aires,
Argentina.

The logos may be used in connection with the international promotion of
this educational event provided that the event is credited.

The contest was open to anyone of any age from any country in the world.
Entries were judged on design, clarity and appropriateness to the event.

International Dinosaur Month takes place yearly between October 1-31.
The purpose of the event is to encourage individuals, schools and
families to visit the many fine dinosaur collections in museums all over
the world.

The event is sponsored by Dinosaurs International, a not-for-profit
organization. Chairman of the event is Edward Summer.

Online space for the event is donated by The Dinosaur Interplanetary
Gazette, an award-winning online dinosaur magazine.

To be placed on a mailing list for future events, please send an e-mail
to:
IDM2000@Juno.Com.

For Further information and high resolution copies of the winning
entries

Please contact Edward Summer

IDM2000@Juno.Com
mailto:IDM2000@Juno.Com

917-477-4906

Since the not-for-profit that sponsors this event is not subscribed to
these lists, this announcement is sent though the facilities of the
Dinosaur Interplanetary Gazette. Please respond directly to Dinosaurs
International at International Dinosaur Month.

mailto:IDM2000@Juno.Com


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