Bonner Video Project 2010
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The document provides information about the Bonner Video Project for 2010, including submission guidelines and categories. It outlines that general submissions are due by May 15th, while featured submissions have monthly due dates throughout spring 2010. It also lists the featured categories as Bonner Love, Bonner Diaries, Bonner Voice!, Bonner Green, Bonner Youth, and Bonneriversary. Submissions must be 3 minutes or less and include a title, purpose statement, intended audience, and promotion plan.
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https://alandix.com/academic/papers/synergy2024-epistemic/
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