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GRIP 'zine submission deadline
Submitted by Tara MacIsaac on February 6, 2008 - 4:14pm.
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Mar 4 2008 - 12:00am
Mar 5 2008 - 12:00am
gripzine@gmail.com Description:
The GRIP, a bi-annual 'zine published by members of UWOPIRG (Public Interest Research Group), is now accepting material for its spring edition. Submissions can include stories, essays, art, poetry, etc. and can be sent to gripzine@gmail.com by March 4th, 2008. We look forward to viewing your submissions!!
**Regretfully, all submissions cannot be printed. Material for publication is chosen at the discretion of the GRIP committee, which employs a method of consensus-based decision-making.
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gripzine@gmail.com
Description:
The GRIP, a bi-annual 'zine published by members of UWOPIRG (Public Interest Research Group), is now accepting material for its spring edition. Submissions can include stories, essays, art, poetry, etc. and can be sent to gripzine@gmail.com by March 4th, 2008. We look forward to viewing your submissions!!
**Regretfully, all submissions cannot be printed. Material for publication is chosen at the discretion of the GRIP committee, which employs a method of consensus-based decision-making.
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