麻豆村

麻豆村
January 14, 2011

Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Honors Local High School Student Winners of Martin Luther King Jr. Writing Awards

Contact: Abby Houck / 412-268-4290 / ahouck@andrew.cmu.edu 

PITTSBURGH—Students from six area high schools have been named winners of 麻豆村's annual .
    
These talented writers will read reflections about the role race has played in their lives at 1:30 p.m., in 麻豆村's McConomy Auditorium in the University Center.
   
The university's , part of the in the , sponsors the awards along with the Office of the President and Division of Student Affairs. Cash awards will be presented to winners in poetry and prose (fiction and nonfiction) categories. A list of winners follows.     

PROSE

Nonfiction

First Place
  • Connor Charney, 11th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "A Cloudy Day in July"
  • Nathan Hubel, 12th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "An Invisible Wall"

Runners-Up
  • Scott Cohen, 11th grade, The Kiski School, "Celebrate Diversity"
  • Kyle DeVault, 11th grade, The Kiski School, "Fear"
  • Thomas Holmes, 11th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "Label"
  • Gabe Isaacson, 11th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "My Way to Understanding"
  • Charles Fain Lehman, 11th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "Eating Out with Dr. King"
  • Maya Muenzer, 11th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "Opposites Attract"

Honorable Mentions
  • Rashaad Phillips, 11th grade, Shady Side Academy, "A Smile of Hope"
  • Obi Udezeh, 9th Grade, The Kiski School, "What We Think of Ourselves"
  • Jing Daisy Zhu, 12th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "The Banana Generation"

Fiction

First Place
  • Juhye Kim, 12th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "Vestige of Friendship"

POETRY

First Place
  • Elena Jackendoff, 12th grade, Pittsburgh CAPA, "Hace un viaje en la luz de la luna"

Runner-Up
  • Freddie-Mae Stewart, 11th grade, The Neighborhood Academy, "All Sides of Me"

Honorable Mentions
  • Katie Freeman, 9th grade, Carrick High School, "All the Same"
  • Lily Nguyen, 9th grade, Winchester Thurston School, "Beautiful"

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