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Started by Michael J. Cohen
Wed, 21 Apr 1999 00:00
$500.00 Psychology Reward Offered for a Missing Word
Author: Michael J. Cohen
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 00:00
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 00:00
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$500.00 Psychology Reward Offered for a Missing Word In the interest of peace and balanced relationships, a $500.00 cash award is being offered in a "What's the Good Word" contest. Open to all, the Contest is sponsored by Project NatureConnect, the environment-psychology program of the Institute of Global Education, a special NGO consultant to the United Nations Social and Economic Council. The competition challenges, and helps, its participants to find the most effective word or term they know that produces balanced relationships between people and the environment. **Contestants may enter the competition by e-mail or postal mail for the *year* following, Earthday April 22, 1999.** Results will be announced on Earthday 2000. We invite you to enter our $500.00 word discovery contest and let others know about the opportunity. What's the good word? It's around somewhere and you probably know it. The finder will be honored and there's a greater reward, too. The missing word, when put into use, will help many people find greater personal balance. The environment and prospects for peace will improve as well. Would you please help find this word or phrase? To discover how one word can do all this and how you can locate it and collect the reward, visit http://www.ecopsych.com/contest2appl.html The official Contest submission form is located there. Our best wishes for your success in this contest. Thanks for considering it. We are all going to win when you do. For Unity, Michael J. Cohen
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