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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231030
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231031
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048686520
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231101
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048689593
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231102
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048691642
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231103
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231104
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048695740
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231105
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231106
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231107
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231108
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231109
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231110
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231111
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231112
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231113
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231114
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231115
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048720327
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231116
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048723400
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231117
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048727497
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231118
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048730570
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231119
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048733643
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231120
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048735692
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231121
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048737741
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231122
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048740814
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231123
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048744911
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231124
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048746960
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231125
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048750033
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231126
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048752082
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231127
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048754131
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231128
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048757204
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231129
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048759253
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231130
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048761302
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231201
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048763351
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231202
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048765400
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231203
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048767449
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231204
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048770522
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231205
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048772571
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231206
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048774620
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231207
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048776669
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231208
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T041429Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44588048778718
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231209
DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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DESCRIPTION:Students have the opportunity to enter to win a $500 prize for 
 the best essay on the theme of "The Waging Peace in Vietnam exhibit: What 
 it means to me and lessons for today."\n\nEssays will be judged by Nick Ut
 \, Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer of "The Terror of War\," the photog
 raph often referred to as The Napalm Girl.\n\nEssays should be 500 to 650-
 words and are due by December 13. To submit\, email your essay to linda.ya
 rr@colorado.edu\n \n\nThis contest is being held in association with the e
 xhibition “Waging Peace In Vietnam: U.S. Soldiers and Veterans Who Oppos
 ed the War\,” opening at the University Libraries on October 30 in Norli
 n Library’s Underground West Gallery on the first floor. The exhibition 
 documents the GI anti-war movement and their profound effect on the war th
 rough first-hand accounts\, oral histories\, posters\, photographs\, essay
 s\, underground newspapers and material from the U.S. National Archives.\n
 \nSee the full list of events.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Waging Peace in Vietnam Student Essay Contest
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/waging_peace_in_vietnam_s
 tudent_essay_contest
CATEGORIES:Competition
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