Win a $50 Westfield Gift Card Writing Competition
Competition End Date: 07/08/2016 10:59PM
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Georgia D
The University Of Sydney (UOS / USYD)
NSW
Hey, budding writers and social commentators everywhere.
Welcome to the Student Edge writing challenge, where you’re invited to write on a topic nominated by us.
You have one week to submit your entry. The winning story will be published on Student Edge. For their troubles, the winner will score a $50 gift card from Westfield.
Keep it smart, keep it clean and most of all, keep it under three minutes reading time.
Here's a TIP: One line answers don't tend to make for an entertaining article (this isn't one of those 25 words or less competitions), so put your thinking caps on and write something you think others will find interesting.
Check out our guide to winning the writing challenge for some dos and don'ts.
Your latest writing challenge is:
How To Survive On $5 A Day
What are your tips for living - and, more importantly, eating - with a budget of just five dollars a day?
Deadline: 07/08/2016 11:59:00 PM EST
Welcome to the Student Edge writing challenge, where you’re invited to write on a topic nominated by us.
You have one week to submit your entry. The winning story will be published on Student Edge. For their troubles, the winner will score a $50 gift card from Westfield.
Keep it smart, keep it clean and most of all, keep it under three minutes reading time.
Here's a TIP: One line answers don't tend to make for an entertaining article (this isn't one of those 25 words or less competitions), so put your thinking caps on and write something you think others will find interesting.
Check out our guide to winning the writing challenge for some dos and don'ts.
Your latest writing challenge is:
How To Survive On $5 A Day
What are your tips for living - and, more importantly, eating - with a budget of just five dollars a day?
Deadline: 07/08/2016 11:59:00 PM EST
This competition ends 07/08/2016 10:59PM
You gotta cut the $5 into 3. Then proceed to eat one slice for breakfast, one for lunch and one for dinner.