| KarMel Scholarship |
| Congratulations to the 2003 Winners! |
| Best Artistic Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Transgender Themed Work ($400) |
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| 2003 SPECIAL AWARDS |
| Due to the outstanding quality of the submissions we received and additional sponsors to our scholarship, additional awards were presented. Let's congratulate these winners as well! Click links below to view submissions. |
| "San Francisco to Baltimore" (slideshow) Reanna Scott - Maryland |
| "The Girl Who Could Fly" (poem) Lauren Scott - Iowa |
| "Things Have Got to Change" (documentary) Christina Frenzel - California |
| "E-mail to Mr. Dalhgren" (story) David Dow - Massachusetts |
| "Forget the Roads, I took to the Air" (spoken word) Jake Holbrook - Texas |
| "Not my Choice" (poem) "Feelings/How Do I Feel" (poem) "Outside In" (collage) Tiffany Hardin - Wisconsin |
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| "In A Boy's Dream" (color artwork) Naz Nami - California |
| "Liberation" (color artwork) Joanna Barnum - New York |
| "Truth or Dare" (story) Anonymous - North Carolina |
| "I Hate It" (poem) Sara Finchman - West Virginia |
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| "My Metamorphous" (personal story) Leah Reinert - Illinois |
| "Doubly Divine" (poem) Katie Jares - Iowa |
| "Pretty Girl" (poem) "What about Me?" (personal story) Kristi Maldonado - Washington |
| "You're Pretty" (song) "Streams of Water" (song) Chelsea Smith- Minnesota |
| "Soulmates" (photo) "Untitled" (photo) Jessie Berg - California |
| "My Glorious Transtion" (spoken word) "Worship" (spoken word) Solidad Decosta - California |
| "Uncommon Freedoms" (story) Jessica Kohut - Connecticut |
| "Metamorphosis" (poem) Anthony Lucas - Pennyslvania |
| All works on this website belong solely to the authors and artists who created them. Do not use or reproduce anything without permission from the KarMel Scholarship. |
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| An excerpt: "My life was over. Well at least that is what I thought. How can I possibly be something that disturbs so many people? Why am I something that disgusts so many people? What are my parents going to say? Will they disown me? What about my friends? Will they leave me also? These are just a few of the questions that were screaming through my head when I finally came to terms, and realized that I am a lesbian." |
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