Open to a graduating LHS senior who is pursuing a music career and/or plans to continue his/her interest in music.  A strong musical background should exist with the intent to continue it in the future.  An exceptional GPA and financial need should also be demonstrated.

Seniors planning to enroll next fall at an eligible four-year college or university participating in the U.S. Bank No Fee Education Loan Program are eligible to apply. Recipients are selected through a random drawing process. See the website below for more details and to apply.  

www.usbank.com/scholarship

Touchmark Foundation Nursing Scholarship
Students pursuing nursing degrees at any level are encouraged to apply, including nurses interested pursuing advanced degrees in order to teach. Scholarship application deadlines are June 30 and December 30 of each year.
Academic/Career Areas Nursing.
Award Scholarship for use in freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, graduate, or post graduate years; not renewable  Amount: $500-$1000.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be enrolled or expecting to enroll full-time at a four-year institution or university and studying in Alberta, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, or Wisconsin. Available to U.S. citizens.
Application Requirements application, essay, references, transcript, FAFSA, copy of acceptance letter. 

Deadline: Continuous.

Contact
Bret Cope, Chairman
Touchmark Foundation
5150 SW Griffith Drive
Beaverton, OR 97005
Phone:  800-796-8744
Fax:  503-644-3568
E-mail:  bjc@touchmark.com
Web: http://www.touchmarkfoundation.org

http://www.touchmarkfoundation.org/pdf/071302_tfc_scholarshipapplicationupdate_tfc026_final.pdf

Senior female in Sheboygan County with a high school diploma who plans to continue her education at am accredited institution.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

Open to seniors who will be attending UW-Madison in the fall of 2012. Students must have a minimum gpa of 3.6 and a 26 ACT score to apply.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

Seniors who will enroll at a 4-year college or university in fall and plan to major in one of the following: engineering, technology, design or business with an interest in the automotive industry.Financial need is a plus.

NOTE: Current undergraduates are also eligible to apply!

To apply, visit www.buickachievers.com

See the link below for multiple scholarship opportunities through the American Legion.

http://wilegion.org/programs/scholarships/

Seniors must be either: (1) A veteran & A.L. member; (2) A child or grandchild of a member of the A.L., A.L. Auxiliary, or The Sons of the A.L.; (3) The applicant is a member of the Sons of the A.L. or The A.L. Auxiliary/Junior Auxiliary. Applicant must have participated in one of 10 different A.L. sponsored activities, including Badger State, the A.L. Oratorical contest, and many more.

See Mrs. L. for application and more info.

http://wilegion.org/programs/scholarships/ 

Seniors who plan to major in: Resource Science, Law Enforcement, Forestry, Resources Administration, Fisheries Management, Wildlife Management, Zoology, Environmental Education, Marine Biology, or Environmental Science.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

AWS offers scholarship funds that, once awarded, are payable directly to the school to which you have been accepted. It will cover the cost of tuition, books, supplies and related institutional costs.

Open to an LHS senior with 2.5 gpa or better who is going into church work (pastor, lay ministry, youth ministry, teacher, missionary, etc). Must display excellence in character, leadership, and service to his/her church or school.

View application instructions at  http://www.lutheranhigh.com/guidance/Nathan%20Mangels%20Memorial%20Scholarship.pdf

Any LHS senior enrolling in a college or vocational/technical school in a course of study leading to a two- or four-year degree. Consideration will be given to all applicants, and not necessarily limited to the highest grade point or the most involved. Classroom performance is important, however, as is the personal resume. Consideration will also be given for financial need.

Click here for application: http://www.lutheranhigh.com/guidance/Mech%20Scholarship.pdf

Any LHS senior may apply, but the focus is on individuals who have been involved in team sports and have shown their Christian leadership in this context. Resume & essay are required.

Click here for scholarship application:  http://www.lutheranhigh.com/guidance/Luke%20Meyer%20Memorial%20Scholarship.pdf

Seniors who are majoring in: Veterinary Medicine, Dairy/Animal Science, Crop Science, Microbiological/Genetic Science or other Agriculture-oriented fields. Must have a 2.5 GPA or higher.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

Open to all seniors who currently reside in Sheboygan County or have lived in Sheboygan County for two of their four high school years. Focus is on service to others.

Download application at www.sheboyganserviceclub.org

Nursing Scholarship for High School Seniors
One scholarship for a Wisconsin high school senior who will be pursuing a professional nursing career. The senior must have been accepted by a Wisconsin NLN accredited school of nursing, have financial need, demonstrate scholastic excellence and leadership potential. Contact the WLN office by mail to request an application.
Academic/Career Areas Nursing.
Award Scholarship for use in freshman year; not renewable  Number: 1.  Amount: $500.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be high school student; planning to enroll or expecting to enroll full-time at a two-year or four-year institution or university; resident of Wisconsin and studying in Wisconsin. Available to U.S. citizens.
Application Requirements application, financial need analysis.  Deadline: March 1.
Contact
Mary Ann Tanner, Administrative Secretary
Wisconsin League for Nursing Inc.
2121 East Newport Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53211-2952, USA
Phone:  888-755-3329
Fax:  888-755-3329
E-mail:  wln@wisconsinwln.org
Web: http://www.wisconsinwln.org

Arne Engebretsen Wisconsin Mathematics Council Scholarship
Scholarship for Wisconsin high school senior who is planning to study mathematics education and teach mathematics at K-12 level.
Academic/Career Areas Education; Mathematics.
Award Scholarship for use in freshman year; not renewable  Number: 1.  Amount: $2000.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be high school student; planning to enroll or expecting to enroll full-time at a four-year institution or university and resident of Wisconsin. Available to U.S. citizens.
Application Requirements application, essay, resume, references, transcript.  Deadline: March 1.
Contact
Debra Pass, Scholarship Committee
Wisconsin Mathematics Council Inc.
W175 N11117 Stonewood Drive, Suite 204
Germantown, WI 53022, USA
Phone:  262-437-0174
Fax:  262-532-2430
E-mail:  wmc@wismath.org
Web:http://http://www.wismath.org

Kae Sumner Einfeldt Scholarship
Females 5'10", or males 6'2" (minimum heights), are eligible to apply for the scholarship. Interested individuals should contact their local Tall Clubs Chapter. Canadian and U.S. winners are selected from finalists submitted by each local chapter.
Award Scholarship for use in freshman year; not renewable  Number: 4-6.  Amount: $1000.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be age 17-21 and enrolled or expecting to enroll full or part-time at a four-year institution or university. Available to U.S. and Canadian citizens.
Application Requirements application, essay, photo, references, transcript, verification of height.  Deadline: March 1.
Contact
Sheila Koster, TCI Foundation Scholarship Contact
Tall Clubs International Foundation Inc, and Tall Clubs International Inc.
E-mail:  bskoster@aol.com
Web: http://www.tall.org

Open to students who are attending or plan to attend a Southeastern Wisconsin institution, pursuing a higher education in the remodeling industry, including associated mechanical technical, and creative sectors (architecture, interior design, carpentry, landscaping, electrical, masonry, engineering, plumbing, HVAC).

Available to seniors and current college students who are entering a field in science, environmental studies, etc.  Academic achievement, financial need, extracurricular activity, and recommendations are part of the evaluation process.

Famous People And Their Work
Scholarship contest is looking for good biographies dealing with a famous person who has made a contribution to our lives and society. Contest is most appropriate for upper high schools levels and undergraduate students pursuing a liberal arts education. Visit http://www.metavue.com for additional details.
Award Prize for use in freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior years; not renewable  Number: 8.  Amount: $15-$500.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be enrolled or expecting to enroll full-time at a two-year or four-year institution or university and must have an interest in writing. Applicant must have 3.0 GPA or higher. Available to U.S. citizens.
Application Requirements application, essay.  Deadline: March 1.
Contact
Teresa Rufflo
Metavue Corporation
Phone:  608-577-0642
E-mail:  scholarships@metavue.com
Web: http://www.metavue.com

Open to juniors & seniors.  Prepare & present via electronic means (DVD or YouTube download) an oral presentation of a 4-5 minute selection from one of the approved works by Charles Dickens in celebration of his 200th birthday in 2012.

Open to seniors pursuing a culinary arts degree from a two or four year institution. This is open to all students regardless of GPA.  

REQUIREMENTS: Seniors complete the app and a project in one of 4 areas: Business, Visual Communications, Technology, and Healthcare. Projects could be a paper, piece of art, product or service idea, computer program, etc. In most cases, this is a project that has been completed as part of another class.

ALL COMPLETE APPLICATIONS will receive $600 to Herzing OR $250 to college of choice (Limited to 1 non-Herzing University student nominee per high school). Also, 1st place = $1000 to Herzing/$500 to other college, and 2nd place is $200/$100.

See Mrs. L. for app.

NOTE: Any senior interested should see Mrs. L. immediately, as we are limited to 1 student (unless one would choose to go to Herzing).

Seniors who plan to attend a Wisconsin technical college (preferably LTC). Have a 2.5 GPA, demonstrate a capacity for leadership, and show an interest in activities such as community, church, or school.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

Della Van Deuren Memorial Scholarship
One-time award of $1000 for Wisconsin residents. Applicant or mother of applicant must be a member of an Auxiliary unit. Must submit certification of an American Legion Auxiliary unit president, copy of proof that veteran was in service (i.e. discharge papers), letters of recommendation, transcripts, and essay. Minimum 3.5 GPA required. Must demonstrate financial need. Applications available on Web site http://www.legion-aux.org.
Award Scholarship for use in freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior years; not renewable  Number: 2.  Amount: $1000.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be enrolled or expecting to enroll full or part-time at a four-year institution or university and resident of Wisconsin. Applicant or parent of applicant must be member of American Legion or Auxiliary. Applicant must have 3.5 GPA or higher. Available to U.S. citizens. Applicant or parent must meet one or more of the following requirements: general military experience; retired from active duty; disabled or killed as a result of military service; prisoner of war; or missing in action.
Application Requirements application, essay, financial need analysis, references, transcript.  Deadline: March 15.
Contact
Kim Henderson, Scholarship Information
American Legion Auxiliary, Department of Wisconsin
PO Box 140
Portage, WI 53901-0140
Phone:  608-745-0124
Fax:  608-745-1947
Web: http://www.amlegionauxwi.org

Senior with military affiliation (any family member who has served). Demonstrate financial need; be in the upper 50% of class; well-rounded in activities/employment both in school and out. A 4-year program is NOT required and any major will be considered. ALL seniors are encouraged to apply. 

See Mrs. L. for application.

Open to seniors who are interested in pursuing a career, dream or passion in Aviation. Candidates must show proof of their high school standing and enrollment in Aviation training.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

The John Nosal Memorial College Scholarship is open to seniors & college students who are active in the Sheboygan Sea Scout program.

Students planning to attend LTC (Lakeshore Technical College) in the fall should visit the link below and check out the eligibility criteria.

Kohl's is recognizing over 2,200 kids, ages 6-18, with more than $440,000 in scholarship and prizes ranging from $50 Kohl's Gift cards to $10,000 scholarship.

Nominate a student or learn more at:www.kohlskids.com

High school seniors planning to enroll in a Civil Engineering curriculum in the coming fall.

To apply, visit www.asce-wi-frvb.com

2 Sheboygan areas seniors will receive Boettiger scholarships of $1,000 each. Seniors must be planning to attend a UW school in the fall as a full-time student. There is a preference that the student be planning to major in nursing, but this is not a requirement.  Scholastic achievement and financial need are given primary consideration.

See Mrs. L. for application.
 

P.S. In the past, there has been a relatively small pool of applicants.  Make sure LHS gets the most swimmers in the pool! :-) 

Two separate scholarships:
1. Board of Directors Scholarship $1,000
2. Women's Committee Scholarship $500

Eligibility for either scholarship:
Senior whose family is a member of the Sheboygan County Farm Bureau. Must be planning to attend any school of higher learning.

See Mrs. L. for applications. 

Anthem Essay Contest for 8, 9,10 graders.

After reading The Anthem, select ONE of the following three topics:

1. Why did Ayn Rand name her main characters "Prometheus" and "Gaea"? Compare the historical myths of Prometheus and Gaea to the lives of these two characters.

2. What does Equality finally understand about his society when the Council threatens to destroy his invention?

3. In the final chapter of Anthem, Prometheus writes that he now understands "why the best in me had been my sins and my transgressions; and why I had never felt guilt in my sins."  What has Prometheus come to understand about himself?  Why does his society regard the "best in him" as sinful?

Entry Deadline: March 20, 2012

FIRST PRIZE: $2,000
5 SECOND PRIZES: $500
10 THIRD PRIZES: $200
45 FINALISTS: $50
175 SEMIFINALISTS: $30

http://essaycontest.aynrandeducation.com/Anthem.aspx?theme=green
 

Open to a son, daughter, or legal dependent of a parent who has been a member of the UAW for a period of at least one year preceding the issuance of the awards, and is currently a member of any UAW local union affiliated with the Sheboygan Area UAW Community Action Program Council. This includes:

Local 833 Kohler Co.
Local 1076
Eclipse Mfg. Co.
K-P Welding & Fabricating, Inc.
Sheboygan Paint Co.
Local 1291 Toro Co.
Local 1332 VPI Corporation
Local 1472 Vollrath Co.

NOTE: Local 833, Local 1472, and Local 1076 also offer scholarships (or at least they used to).  Children of these employees should apply for the local union scholarship as well as this UAW-CAP Scholarship.

ALSO, note that UAW CAP Council sponsors a $500 scholarship to a student presently attending UW-Sheboygan.  Tell your LHS alumni who are current students there!

See Mrs. L. for application. 

Seniors with a 3.0 GPA who plan to major in marketing, accounting, business administration and/or management, communications, computer technology, engineering or a related field.

See Mrs. L. for application.

Apps can also be printed at http://www.CharterMainStreetgld.com/webstuff/Scholarship/CMS_ScholarshipApp2011.pdf

This scholarship is $1,000 (renewable for up to 3 years for a total of $4,000).

Student or parent must have been members of Kohler Credit Union prior to the beginning of this school year; have 3.25 gpa or higher; plan to attend a 4-year college in Wisconsin; high school record must indicate achievement and high standards in scholarship, character, leadership, citizenship, and involvement in school and community activities.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

Seniors who are sons, daughters, or dependents of current Active or Retired members of Local 833 UAW, the labor organization for factory employees at the Kohler Co.

NOTE: Includes some scholarships for current college students (tell our alumni!).

See Mrs. L. for application.
 

Seniors entering either college or tech school may apply.  Must be a Sheboygan county resident and intend to pursue a degree in a field related to mental health, including but not limited to psychology, counseling, social work, psychiatry, or psychiatric nursing.

Two scholarships available to seniors who are sons and daughters of active-duty police and fire personnel.  State winners go on to the National competition, so even more potential money can be won.

Seniors from the Cleveland zip code area (53015) or the telephone exchange (693) or a child of an active Cleveland Athletic Club member. Must have participated in sports for at least 3 years in high school or community and must have a gpa of 3.0 or higher.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

Juniors and seniors who have had a parent injured or killed in the course of working for a MN or WI employer. Qualifying students will be eligible to receive up to $5,000 per year and can receive scholarships annually through graduation from a two- or four-year technical school, college, or university.

Visit www.sfm-foundation.org

Open only to LHS seniors. Applicants must select, read, and submit a book report on any book from the LHS Leadership Library located in Mr. Jurss' classroom.

See Mrs. L for application. 

Last year, Michael Marks, LHS Senior, was flown to Florida for the finals of this competition. He came back with $500 for his efforts. If you love video games, check it out!

To be eligible to enter ScholarGamers.com you must:

- Be enrolled or registered in a college, university, trade school or other institution of post secondary education at the start of the competition OR be between the ages of 13 and 19 and have not yet graduated from High School
- Be a legal resident of the 50 States, of the United States of America or Washington DC or Puerto Rico - Have not previously been a finalist in a ScholarGamers.com scholarship competition.

Rules of Play
- A Student shall play 5 games as selected by SCHOLARGAMERS.COM
- These 5 games must be completed in the prescribed time limit.
- A student can try and compete as many times as she or he wishes, but must finish all games in the prescribed time limit.
- In event of a score tie, the first student reaching the high score is selected.

Visit www.scholargamers.com
 

Wisconsin Higher Education Grants (WHEG)
Grants for residents of Wisconsin enrolled at least half-time in degree or certificate programs at a University of Wisconsin Institution, Wisconsin Technical College or an approved Tribal College . Must show financial need. Refer to Web site for further details http://www.heab.wi.gov.
Award Grant for use in freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior years; not renewable  Amount: $250-$3000.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be enrolled or expecting to enroll full or part-time at a two-year or four-year or technical institution or university; resident of Wisconsin and studying in Wisconsin. Available to U.S. citizens.
Application Requirements application, financial need analysis.  Deadline: Continuous.

Contact
Sandra Thomas, Program Coordinator
Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board
PO Box 7885
Madison, WI 53707-7885
Phone:  608-266-0888
Fax:  608-267-2808
E-mail:  sandy.thomas@heab.state.wi.us
Web: http://www.heab.wi.gov

Open to seniors interested in pursuing a field of study in agriculture or a field related to agriculture. May plan to attend a tech school or 4-year college.

See Mrs. L. for application.
 

Senior with a 3.0 gpa who intends to major in one of the following fields of environmental management: Resource Science, Law Enforcement, Forestry, Resources Administration, Fisheries Management, Wildlife Management, Zoology, Environment Education.

See Mrs. L. to pick up application. 

 Jesus Christ lived His life ministering to the "outsiders" of society, and He instructs us to do the same.  This scholarship is intended for a senior who wants to make a difference in the lives of those living on the fringes of our society.

See Mrs. L. for application.  You may also email Mrs. L. for a Word document to enable typing the app.

Gift for Life Scholarship
One-time award for high school students who compete in the sport of bowling. Minimum 2.0 GPA required. Must demonstrate financial need. Must be a member in good standing of YABA.
Award Scholarship for use in freshman year; not renewable  Number: 12.  Amount: $1000.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be high school student; planning to enroll or expecting to enroll full or part-time at a four-year institution or university and must have an interest in bowling. Applicant or parent of applicant must be member of Young American Bowling Alliance. Available to U.S. citizens.
Application Requirements application, references, transcript.  Deadline: April 1.
Contact
Scholarship Programs Manager
Young American Bowling Alliance (YABA)
5301 South 76th Street
Greendale, WI 53129
Phone:  800-514-2695 Ext. 3318
E-mail:  egocha@bowlinginc.com
Web:http://http://www.bowl.com

For another bowling scholarship, visit: http://http://www.bowl.com

Several scholarships are available through Junior Achievement, so if you have had ANY involvement with JA (Economics class, Business Challenge, etc.), check out the link below.  NOTE: Some are due April 1st and others are due April 30th.  Don't delay!

Visit wisconsin.ja.org/ and click on the Scholarships link on the left side of the page.

This scholarship is open to ANY senior pursuing education after high school (tech school, college, cosmetology school, etc.).

Emphasis will be placed on community involvement/community service/leadership roles and volunteer activities.

Email Mrs. L. (lastusky@lutheranhigh.com) to receive a Word document application, so you can type your app. You may also stop by to pick up a hard copy. 

WI students in grades 10, 11, & 12 can take a test of 50 questions divided into the following 4 areas: The U.S. Flag, County Government, Wisconsin Government & History, and U.S. Government & History.

Test Date is the first Wednesday of April at Lutheran High.

NOTE: Contact Mrs. L. no later than March 1st if you want to take the test.

To be eligible for this award, you must:

• Be a high school senior or a college freshman, sophomore or junior

• Be able to demonstrate involvement in school activities and/or community service

• Be able to demonstrate financial need

• Have a clear vision and be able to communicate your vision through a well-written essay or video presentation

• Have a GPA of 2.8 or above

• Note: Employees of Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Products Division of McNEIL-PPC, Inc., ISTS, Inc., their affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies and the families of each are not eligible.

  To apply, visit https://aim.applyists.net/Form/Edit/1482894

General Mills Corporate Scholars Award
General Mills and UNCF have partnered to offer the General Mills Corporate Scholars Award which provides a $5,000 scholarship. Students will be selected based on academic performance, career aspirations, demonstrated leadership, and achievement. Preference given to eligible students either attending college or with permanent addresses in the following states Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota or South Dakota. Minimum 3.25 GPA required.
Award Scholarship for use in freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior years; not renewable  Amount: $5000.
Eligibility Requirements Applicant must be enrolled or expecting to enroll at a two-year or four-year institution or university.  Deadline: April 17.
Contact
Director, Program Services
United Negro College Fund
8260 Willow Oaks Corporate Drive
PO Box 10444
Fairfax, VA 22031-8044
Phone:  800-331-2244
E-mail:  rebecca.bennett@uncf.org
Web: http://www.uncf.org

Open to seniors from a Sheboygan high school who are in the top 50% of their class, exhibit good citizenship through participation in extra-curricular activities, involvement in the community, have not been convicted of a crime, have high moral character, show financial need, and plan to enter a program leading to a Bachelors degree. Preference may be given to graduates related to law enforcement personnel; however, it is not a requirement.

See Mrs. L. for application. 

The Fountainhead Essay Contest for 11 & 12 graders.

After reading The Fountainhead, select ONE of the following three topics:

1. Explain the similarities and differences between the characters of Dominique Francon, Steven Mallory and Gail Wynand.  How does each’s view of life and its possibilities differ from Howard Roark’s? How does this issue relate to the theme of the novel?

2. Howard Roark discusses the motives, methods and functioning of both the altruist and the egoist.  Do the lives of Peter Keating, Ellsworth Toohey and Catherine Halsey illustrate his thesis about altruists?  Does his own life illustrate his thesis about egoists? Explain your answer. 

3. In conversation with Nathaniel Janss, Howard Roark observes that reason is something that "no one really wants to have on his side."  Do the events of The Fountainhead show that Roark wants reason on his side while other characters 

Entry Deadline: April 26, 2012

FIRST PRIZE: $10,000
5 SECOND PRIZES: $2,000
10 THIRD PRIZES: $1,000
45 FINALISTS: $100
175 SEMIFINALISTS: $50

http://essaycontest.aynrandeducation.com/TheFountainhead.aspx?theme=green 

Open to seniors pursuing a degree in the visual arts, including Art Therapy. Show evidence of involvement in activities in the school/community.

Visit www.dreampoolfoundation.org

Applicants must be dependent children (graduating seniors) of full time employees of the Mayline Company, LLC, who have a minimum of  one year employment with the Company at the date of the application deadline.  Applicants must plan to enroll in the fall at a 2 or 4 year school as a full-time student.

Applicants must be Kwik Trip co-workers or have a parent or legal guardian who is a Kwik Trip co-worker who has a miniumum of one year of employment as of April 30th, 2012.  Applicant or the applicant's legal guardian must have worked a minimum of 400 hours as of April 30, 2012, and be employed at Kwik Trip at the time of the award.  Applicant must be a high school senior or graduate or college undergraduate, who is enrolled or who will be enrolled in a full-time undergraduate course of study at an accredited public or private two or four-year college, university, or vocational/technical school in the U.S.  He/she must also have a cumulative gpa of 3.0 or higher and exemplify the portion of Kwik Trip's mission statement: "To Make a Difference in Someone's Life."

See Mrs. L. for an application.

Senior female members of congregations of the South Wisconsin District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod who are preparing for full-time service in the LCMS are encouraged to apply. Must be enrolled as an undergraduate at one of the educational institutions of the LCMS for the coming fall. (Full-time service in the church is defined as any position available through the Board of Assignments of the Synod).

To apply, visit www.swd-lwml.org

We the Living Essay Contest for 10, 11, 12 graders.

After reading We the Living, select ONE of the following three topics:

1. How does the discovery by the secret police of one article of clothing in Leo Kovalensky’s room set the course for the resolution of the story and the fates of Leo, Andrei Taganov, and Kira Argounova?

2. We the Living shows that under Communism almost everyone in Russia becomes miserable, including poor people. Some would argue that Communism fails because human nature is not good enough to practice it. Based on the novel’s events and characters, do you think Ayn Rand would agree or disagree? Explain your answer.

3. Through the story of We the Living and the characters of Pavel Syerov, Andrei Taganov, Stepan Timoshenko and Victor Dunaev, what view emerges about the nature of collectivism?

Entry Deadline: May 5, 2012

FIRST PRIZE: $3,000
5 SECOND PRIZES: $1000
5 THIRD PRIZES: $300
25 FINALISTS: $50
75 SEMIFINALISTS: $25

http://essaycontest.aynrandeducation.com/WeTheLiving.aspx?theme=green