Adrienne Royer, New Media Director
aroyer@campusreform.org or 703-647-3357

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, September 29, 2009

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ARLINGTON, VA – College students who expose stories of leftist abuses and bias on their campuses will be entered to win a $100 prize each day from CampusReform.org, new social mobilization website for conservative and libertarians on campus, between Tuesday, Sept. 29 and Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009.

“CampusReform.org is designed to help students identify, expose, and combat leftist abuses and bias on campus,” said Morton Blackwell, President of the Leadership Institute, which created CampusReform.org. “This contest will draw students to CampusReform.org and make them aware of the good resources offered there.”

CampusReform.org National Director Bryan Bernys was also enthusiastic about the new contest. “We decided to give away $100 each day until October 31 to encourage students to come forward with their stories of liberal abuse,” he said. “CampusReform.org has already received reports of a number of leftist abuses from students at colleges throughout the country. All incoming students at Cal State-East Bay were required to read Barack Obama’s Dreams of My Father for two classes.No other books were required to provide philosophical balance. We know that students have stories of abuse to tell, they just might be afraid to tell them.”

Winners will be chosen based on the nature of the abuse, the number of students affected, the medium of the evidence provided, and any other factors deemed relevant. Entries may be submitted at www.CampusReform.org.

CampusReform.org, a project of the Leadership Institute, is a social networking website for conservative and libertarian student activists. The website includes a unique subsite for each of the 2,376 four-year colleges and universities in the country and offers customizable pages for both student groups and individual users. For more information about CampusReform.org, visit www.campusreform.org.  For more information on the Leadership Institute, visit www.leadershipinstitute.org.

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For more information on the Leadership Institute, visit www.leadershipinstitute.org.
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