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Missouri Lifestyle Journalism Awards contest director Kent Collins tells Romenesko that he’s letting 2008 winners know that their prizes are on the way. “I apologize for the long delay in getting your award checks to you,” he writes to them. “Paperwork to order the 2008 checks will be processed right away.” || Earlier: A contest winner wonders if she should continue hounding Missouri j-school for her prize.
> Chronicle of Higher Education covers the no-prizes flap
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