
The ULS (Use Less StuffTM) Contest
Rules and Entry Procedures
To celebrate the Third Annual ULS Day on November 20th, 1997, The ULS Report, U.S. EPA and Keep America Beautiful, Inc. and over 250 other ULS Day participants are sponsoring a Use Less Stuff Contest for children ages 6 - 12. The contest will kick off with a call on schools to declare ULS Day Waste-Free Lunch Day.Need some help with tips on how to create waste free lunches? Here are a whole bunch of easy-to-do, effective ways to reduce waste at lunchtime.
Through the contest, students will be challenged to think of innovative ways to reduce waste. The prizes are a new bicycle for the grand prize winner, and in-line skates, courtesy of Rollerblade, Inc., for the finalists. In the spirit of using less stuff, these have been selected for their message as energy-efficient alternative modes of transportation.
Here's How the Contest Works:
- Each participating student submits one ULS idea on the contest entry form, which may be downloaded in any of three versions:
Problems? Send an e-mail message to us with your name, address and/or fax number, and we'll zip off a copy of the entry form.- Word for MAC
- Word for the PC
- Adobe Acrobat (PDF)
- The contest begins on ULS Day, November 20th, 1997.
- You must be between the ages of 6 and 12 to enter.
- 1 entry per student.
- Entry form must be returned to:
The Use Less Stuff Contestand must be received by February 1, 1998.
P.O. Box 130116
Ann Arbor, MI 48113
- A panel assembled by The ULS Report will judge entries on the basis of originality, practicality, and waste-saving potential.
- The decision of the judges is final.
- All entries become the property of The ULS Report.
- Five regional finalists will be announced on March 1, 1998.
- National ULS Contest winner will be announced on Earth Day, April 22, 1998.
Prizes:
- Winner will receive a new bicycle.
- Finalists will receive in-line skates (courtesy of Rollerblade, Inc.).
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