NE winners named in writing competition

    Winners of the NE Campus spring writing competition for students with creative talent have been announced.
     Sessa Kratz won first place for Beneath (poetry), and Aubree Blomgren received second place for Big Tippers (poetry).
     Ralph Wooster won third place for Comparatively Speaking (fiction).
     Two students tied for fourth place. Thomas Daniels received recognition for his poem Tom Joad's Diner while Long Yangingxong was honored for his fiction piece Sunday Show.
     Kratz also won first place in the fall competition.
     Twenty-five works received honorable mention and will be published in Under the Clock Tower, the campus literary magazine sponsored by the English department.
     NE Campus students submitted eighty-five works for the competition.
     Frank Perez, Bequi Balcarcel, Cindy Baw, Debra Galliher, Deb Armstrong and Cuyler Etheredge, all members of the English department, judged the competition.