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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Hey everyone, for those of you submitting a poem that you wish to read at the upcoming concert, those are due NOW. Or potentially tomorrow would be acceptable as well. In any case, send them ASAP to James Reddan, reddanj@linnbenton.edu
Slightly less, but still pretty urgent: Picture poems are due in less than a week. The deadline is Tuesday, March 1st, but at this point Robin would like you to send them to her as soon as possible as well. Send them to robin.havenick@linnbenton.edu as an attached Word document, formatted the way you want them to appear, presumably.
Slightly less, but still pretty urgent: Picture poems are due in less than a week. The deadline is Tuesday, March 1st, but at this point Robin would like you to send them to her as soon as possible as well. Send them to robin.havenick@linnbenton.edu as an attached Word document, formatted the way you want them to appear, presumably.
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