Best Midwestern High School Writing 2013 Winners

Best Midwestern High School Writing 2013 Winners

 

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Winners of the first Best Midwestern High School Writing competition in 2013 are listed below. This is an initiative by the Lee Honors College and the Department of English at Western Michigan University—supported by the Third Coast Writing Project—to invite high school teachers from across disciplines to nominate students who have displayed exemplary writing for a prestigious public recognition and cash reward.

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Ninth - Tenth Grade Creative Writing Winners

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A Night at the Circus, Caroline J. Clauson

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The Unexpected, Imani S. Hayden

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Malaria Crisis, Akanksha Panda

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The Caldwell Mansion, Farzad R. Razi

Ninth - Tenth Grade Non-fiction Writing Winners

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Paradigm Shift and Thought Imposition: As Demonstrated in A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court and Alice in Wonderland, Sami S. Ahmad

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Sisira Kavuri

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Acceptance: Why is it so Hard?, Samantha N. Roach

Ninth - Tenth Grade Journalistic Writing Winners

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Survey Shows Disabled Stories are Bullied More, Catherine E. Perloff

Eleventh - Twelfth Grade Creative Writing Winners

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Revenge is Best Served Cold, Payge M. Nestle

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Man of the Tiger House, Gauri Rangrass

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Chosen, Samantha A. Schmidt

Eleventh - Twelfth Grade Non-fiction Writing Winners

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Effects of Domestic Violence on Children and Teens, Sophia C. Bouma-Prediger

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The Mirror in Her Words, Elizabeth Ketchum

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Struggles for Power: The Plague of Humanity, Melissa Layton

Eleventh - Twelfth Grade Journalistic Writing Winners

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Transition from High School to College Challenges Students, Melissa Layton

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Beachwood Responds to Chardon Tragedy, Jeffrey A. Zuckerman