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Oprah's National High School Essay Contest

Everyone knows the impact Oprah's Book Club has had on reading in this country. Imagine if she can do that for high school students. Oprah is sponsoring an essay contest; it will be based on the book she plans to reveal on her January 16 television show and will be open to high school students across America. Then, based on their essays, a panel of learned judges will select 50 high school students. Each finalist, along with one designated parent or guardian, will receive a trip to a special Oprah Show taping in late February. To support this nationwide initiative, her website will offer comprehensive study materials for students, teachers and parents. The deadline for entries is Monday, February 6, 2006

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