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Emily Jill Music Kyle Fred Reeder Anthony Michael Soto Brandy Whisman Andrew Noland Elizabeth Anne Richardson Alison Marie Sparks Alexandra O'Brien White Ellis Henry Otte Kenneth Matthew Roan Julie Ann Stanifer James Raymond Wiesneth, Jr. Dylan Owens Carol René Rogers Jessica Lauren Stone Bethany Mary Willcutt Christina Marie Pachuta Karen Ann Rose Terrance A. Sullivan Mark Harris Williams Stuart Wesley Penrose Christopher James Ryan, Jr. Aaron W Sutherland Shalanda J. Williams Delmas Philpot, III Brandy Sartin Andrew Thomas Shaun Wimberly Joseph Clark Pierson Christopher Schroeder Sara Thompson Christopher John Wise Brian Joseph Pokrywka Paul William Schroepfer Mary Courtney Tobin Thomas Cornell Woodcock Lisa Chavelis Pollack Jordan T. Schultz Deanna Tran James Thomas Worm Elizabeth Anne Powell Andrew Schulz Clement Lee Tsao Sharon Lee Wright Latevia Veniece Priddy Ryan Erich Schwank Clay Matthew Turner Danielle Marion Yannelli Thomas Kevin Pride Monica Shahayda John Browning VanMeter Amanda Lea Yeckering Michael Lee Profumo Richard B. Sharp Nicholas Charles Varney Sharon Yelton Richard Matthew Ray John Christopher Slayton Carrie Rebecca Waide Andrew McGrath Yocum Steven Lawrence Rayburn Africa R. Smith Alex Evan Wallin Annette Elaine Redmon Jason Paul Smith Theodore B. Walter Jeremiah Wesley Reece Mark Anthony Smith Richard David Weber The Kentucky Bar Association invites and encourages students currently enrolled at the University of Kentucky College of Law, the University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, and the Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase College of Law to enter the KBA Annual Student Writing Competition. This competition ofers these Kentucky legal scholars the opportunity to earn recognition and a cash award. First, second, and third place awards will be given. Entries must be received by June 1, 2014. 1st Place - $1,000 * 2nd Place - $300 3rd Place - $200 Students may enter their previously unpublished articles. Articles entered should be of interest to Kentucky practitioners and follow the suggested guidelines and requirements found in the "General Format" section of the Bench & Bar Editorial Guidelines at www.kybar.org/103. For inquiries concerning the KBA Annual Student Writing Competition, contact Shannon H. Roberts at sroberts@kybar.org or call (502) 5643795 ext. 224. Submit entries with contact information to: Shannon H. Roberts Communications Department Kentucky Bar Association 514 West Main Street Frankfort, KY 40601-1812 *Also includes possible publication in the Bench & Bar. 23 KBA Annual Student Writing Competition Call for Entries - Deadline June 1, 2014 B&B; • 1.14