What do you believe? This semester Tech is having a This I Believe contest, where students submit their own statement of personal belief. This I Believe, a national project started in the 1950s by journalist Edward R. Murrow and continued today on NPR, invites everyday Americans to write about the core beliefs that guide their daily lives. In a short essay (350-500 words) students will reflect on the values and beliefs that drive them. The deadline is March 17, 2011 and the guidelines, submission instructions, and examples can be found at http://www.thisibelieve.Also, you can see a live This I Believe presentation this Tuesday, March 15 at 11am in the Wilby Room of the library. Pete Ludovice, a CHBE professor by day and stand up comedian by night, will be giving his "This I Believe" on humor and laughter. You won't want to miss it!
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