LOCAL JAMES JOYCE CLUB REVEALS CONTEST WINNERS.(CNY)

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From: The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
Date: 20050616
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The Syracuse James Joyce Club this week announced winners in its annual James Joyce Essay and Short Story contests:

Kathleen O'Neil, of Liverpool, a student at Montreal's McGill University, won first place ($200) in the college essay category. State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry student Sharon Crapo, of Scotia, split the first-place prize ($200) in the college short story category with Hannah Kozik, of Nedrow, who attends Marlboro College.

The high school essay contest winners were Allison Vanouse, of Oswego High School, who won first place ...

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