The America's Future Foundation is having a contest for college bloggers again, with awesome prizes for the winners. Once again, I've agreed to be a judge. If you're a college or graduate student with a blog, please think about applying.
I think the contest is sort of compromised by the necessity of covering campus issues. I have a blog, and am a college student, and would love to enter the contest, but I never, ever talk about campus issues. Because honestly, who would read it? And how many campuses really have enough "libertarian" things going on that you could write about? So anyway, if I knew that my blog would be judged despite its lack of campus content, I'd apply, but otherwise, it would probably be a waste of time, right?
I think the contest is sort of compromised by the necessity of covering campus issues. I have a blog, and am a college student, and would love to enter the contest, but I never, ever talk about campus issues. Because honestly, who would read it? And how many campuses really have enough "libertarian" things going on that you could write about? So anyway, if I knew that my blog would be judged despite its lack of campus content, I'd apply, but otherwise, it would probably be a waste of time, right?