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Hot answers tagged challenge-response
The intend appears to be that vector is secret and the main key; and version (that, we are told, is secret) is an extension of that key (or variant selector).
1) I could say that ResetCode is a MAC of quote with key vector and version.
2) Never met this particular one. Anyone with common sense should laugh at it as snake oil if it pretends to be ...
A good PRNG can't be exhausted, so your argument against random bytes doesn't matter.
firstly I'd like the server to be completely stateless.
Sounds impossible to me.
a PRNG needs state. A clock needs state.
An open connection is state too
You probably want to store open challenges too. This part isn't strictly necessary, but very convenient.
Using time of day is predictable. Challenges should be unpredictable to an adversary. If they were not (as you sort of say), the adversary could solve a set of challenges ahead of time and then use them in rapid succession to cause a DOS. You want to meter access to the service, which is about not only ensuring clients do some work, but that work is done at ...
The Wikipedia article points out a good reason for using a random challenge value: preventing replay attacks.
If the hash was always the same (as the hash of the symmetric key would be), then having listened in on one challenge-response cycle, a malicious listener could pass further handshake tests.
Whilst your altered vector value will influence the results, this extension of your script demonstrates that typically obtaining a single quote/reset pair is enough to reveal the secret version:
def find_versions(quote,reset):
""" Brute force search for version keys that produce reset from quote """
versions = []
for version in range(256):
It depends on the particular scheme. In a simple challenge-response scheme, the server sends a challenge, the client "encrypts" the challenge and the password to form a response, and then the client sends the response over the wire.
However, standard logins typically don't use challenge/response. The password is just sent to the server by the client. When ...
Reading the original paper, I figure out the question.
This voting scheme employed the well-known undeniable signature scheme, proposed by Chaum and Van Antwerpen in 1989 (or Chaum 1990 or Chaum and Van Antwerpen 1991).
KeyGen: The RA is a signer and has a public key $X = g^x$ and a secret key $x$
Sign: For a message $m \in \mathbb{G} = \mathbb{Z}_p$, the ...
Unfortunately, you are probably not going to be able to fill in the missing details, unless you have a great deal of crypto experience (which it sounds like you don't have).
You could start by reading about zero-knowledge proofs. There's a lot of information on that subject available. You will need to know it before you can progress. It sounds like you ...
You need to first understand the security properties you are trying to achieve. Possible security goals:
It shouldn't be possible to answer convincingly if you don't know the secret
If you do know the secret and provide a response, an eavesdropper shouldn't be able to extract the secret from seeing the challenge and response
The challenger shouldn't be ...
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5 Tips for Hiring and Empowering Great Employees
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- Created: March 14, 2013, 7:25 am
Hiring employees is probably the most important decision any entrepreneur will ever make. But relinquishing some of the responsibility of your business to others is tough.
The key to getting it right is finding employees with the right value alignment and attitude (often easier said than done). Of course, you need to work at it too. Once you've built your team, learning to let go and empower employees is critical if you want focus on growing your business.
These steps are explored in one of SBA's Learning Center videos–Hiring and Developing Employees—which features insights and tips from successful small business owners who've struggled with many of these issues and challenges themselves.
Here are five tips they suggest for growing your business through hiring and developing great employees:
Learn How to Let Go
As you start a business, you'll likely be wearing many hats. But if your business is going to grow, then learning to let go is critical: "You are a leader for the business," explains Eileen Spitalny, co-founder of Fairytale Brownies, a $10 million a year online and mail-order baking business headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. "In the beginning, we did bake the brownies; we did wash the pans. But you need to trust people, give them parameters, let them learn on their own, give them feedback and be there as their mentor, not over their shoulder. This is our philosophy."
Both Spitalny and co-founder David Kravetz acknowledge that letting go didn't come easy for them: "Looking back, we took too long to let go, and now we realize our team members are going to grow with the more responsibility we give them." Fairytale Brownies encourages its employees to be proactive in their feedback, offering incentives such as movie tickets in return for suggestions on how they can better run the business.
Encourage Decision-Making Among Employees
Part of learning how to let go is looking for ways to empower your employees and give them decision-making authority. But how much trust can you instill in them without feeling the need to constantly monitor performance or simply "be there" for them?
After reading a self-help book on management skills, Fairytale Brownies were inspired to launch a "$100 Empowerment Policy." This simple solution gives any team member the authority to spend up to $100 of company money to solve a customer problem without having to ask. "It's taken a long time to get them to actually give up the money and a lot of times we'll have to remind them," explains David Kravetx, "Ninety-five percent of the problems can be solved with $100, whether it's re-shipping a gift or refunding…and they don't have to come to me to ask...it's money well-spent for us."
For more tips read: 7 Ways to Lead and Empower Your Team – Because Satisfied Employees Make for Happy Customers.
Hire the Right Values and Attitude and the Rest Will Take Care of Itself
For Steve Bell, owner of Pacific Cabinets, a multimillion dollar Washington state cabinet business, alignment of values and the right attitude is more important than experience. "If people have the same core values that we have—if they have a great attitude…if they have the ability to learn—then we can hire them and teach them anything they need to know in the business."
For tips on finding a good match, read: 4 Interview Questions That Get to the Heart of a Candidate's Potential.
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A new-hire trial period is another option that service-based businesses might consider to ensure a good match. Holly DiTallo, a trainer and co-owner at Scottsdale Education Center in Arizona, uses a two-week trial program to assess new educational contractors, "that's just about long enough for us to be able to say come back another time or we don't really think you're the right fit."
Fire Quickly if Things Aren't Working Out
It goes without saying that your goal is to hire great people, but Fairytale Brownies—like many small business owners—learned some tough lessons with problem employees. "We would spend sometimes a year or longer living with an employee who we knew deep down wasn't working out. We tried to change their personality and we learned that you can teach skills but if someone's not working out, we will let them go a lot faster than we did at the beginning," explains owner, David Kravetz.
What hiring challenges has your business encountered? How have you overcome these? Leave a comment below!
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chuagiale | Window Shopper | 1/11/2014 - 11:44 pm
evince | Window Shopper | 12/5/2013 - 3:36 am
lecards | Window Shopper | 5/7/2013 - 1:10 pm
someone is doing a good job specially if its your first business. But ones
you find the right people, its all downhill and growth happens.
OmeidaYangshuo | Window Shopper | 4/28/2013 - 11:32 pm
people will make mistakes but its important to let them learn
mrjay | Window Shopper | 3/28/2013 - 10:46 am
annaharris170 | Window Shopper | 3/22/2013 - 9:43 am
found them a right way of hiring better employees. It would be too easy if
good software is used for for the same purpose.
Waldorf | Window Shopper | 3/20/2013 - 2:38 pm
effective in learning what each of them is capable of. I also know from
experience that hiring employees with similar values as yours is helpful in
picking winners!
Loi Duflot | Window Shopper | 3/18/2013 - 10:21 am
entrepreneur but as an employee. It allows me to understand my boss point of
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GrowthGuided | Window Shopper | 3/17/2013 - 10:54 pm
when it comes to education, work experience, reference requirements but that
really shows little on their blend in the real work environment. The most
important value systems business needs to have in operation is liberal
training and mentorship. Most people would be more than capable of completing
the tasks at hand but you need to show support for the new worker during the
emotionally taxing new hire experience. Once the employee feels supported 9
times out of 10 they will do what is in their power to perform to the best of
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Irish Festival Of Speed Blog- with Tonya Fortune
On Saturday evening I made the long trip to Limerick to take part in the second day of the Irish Festival of Speed Sprint, on Sunday 4th August. It's most unusual to find yourself with a smile on your face on the Tuesday following a bank holiday weekend, but that's the way I have found myself today, as I would easily say it was one of the most enjoyable... [Read more...]
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Sunday 12th May saw my return to the stages, on the Carlow Stages Rally, on the back roads around Tullow. Myself and Dan arrived at the rally hoping for a good result, following all the work that had been put into improving the car over the course of the last few months. The morning saw us greeted by rain as we prepared to head out onto the first loop... [Read more...]
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So as you all know, I've spent that last few weeks having a bit of work done on the car before heading back out last weekend for the Wexford Hillclimb. Little did I know how last minute it would be, and with only getting the car back late Friday evening, I was left in the position of being unable to have any real test drive before the event. Saturday... [Read more...]
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We're hoping to return to the South East Stages in Carlow or on the Rock! Photo: John Carey – www.johncareyphotography.com
So as I'm writing, I'm in the process of having a new engine fitted to the car, and my first entry of the season has been posted! I'm due out on the 23rd March for the Wexford Motor Club Hillclimb, and it looks like being quite an interesting weekend, as it will be my first event with the new engine fitted. My last outing was in late December,... [Read more...]
Tonya Fortune: My experiences in the rallying world
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Hi everyone, my name is Tonya Fortune, and I'm delighted to be able to bring you my stories from my experiences in the rallying world. I am a rally driver, living and working in Wexford, and have been a motorsport and car fanatic all my life! Some of my earlier memories of rallying in Wexford were from sitting on the ditches watching Eamonn Boland... [Read more...]


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Here's my best attempt at the AG Beta logo. It is a Flash CS4 fla, because I cannot figure out how to save it as a Flash CS3 formatted file.
I have each part of the logo as seperate movieclips, so it should be easier to animate then when I tried to use the Get Satisfaction AG logo... which didn't work.
Also, I cannot figure out the font used. I've tried a few like Calibri, but they don't look exactly right...
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Why don't you compile it and post the SWF so it's easier to view?
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Cool.... did you submit that to armorgames?
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No. They came up with the logo itself, but I couldn't find it in vector format.
So I had to do it myself...
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Aww, I was expecting like your own rendition of an AG3 intro sequence to flash games..
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thats a real accurate rendition of the logo i guess they substituted the shield for the crown, i personally like the new logo better. i give you props. nice job
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Acctually, this is pretty cool, similiar to armor games tho, Try to make a video ? - Cheers, Reamon.
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Robert Atkinson presented on IT policy issues at this event sponsored by the Copenhagen Business School.
October 24, 2013
A panel of experts discusses the truths and misconceptions of the DCMA.
October 23, 2013
Advancing globally, cost-competitive clean energy solutions to climate change requires a shift from a Deployment Consensus to an Innovation Consensus.
October 23, 2013
Stephen Ezell led a workshop on value-driven service innovation at the Said Business School.
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Private capital investment in the U.S. has fallen significantly in the last decade, exacerbating the economic stagnation we face.
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Megan Nicholson appeared on E&E TV's OnPoint to discuss ITIF's new report Challenging the Clean Energy Deployment Consensus.
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University spinoffs more innovative, more successful than comparable firms.
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Dismal (Dis' Mode Ain't Lotus) is a major mode for GNU Emacs that implements a spreadsheet. It is designed to be keystroke driven rather than mouse/menu driven (although it can be menu driven), and it is extensible. Users can write their own commands and functions, for example, to allow a function cell to write to several nearby cells. A ruler can be put up that reflects the semantics of column names past the ones automatically provided as letters.
Dismal has some useful functions that implement the keystroke level model of Card, Moran, and Newell.
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Another thoughtless boner comedy that needs to include ****** to induce laughter. Go see District 9 if you seek thorough entertainment. Best film since (whatever sci-fi film you last saw and loved).
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At the beginning of each new school year, University Library Dean David Lewis gives a talk about how new technologies are impacting teaching, learning and research in the library. This page offers access to the Dean's most recent talk and the archives of past presentations.
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Elena Delle Donne's 33 points weren't enough as Kentucky put an end to Delaware's dream season with a 69-62 win in the NCAA Bridgeport Regional Semifinals at Webster Bank Arena.
The Blue Hens trailed 41-27 at halftime following a 3-pointer just before the buzzer, after being outrebounded 24-11, including giving up 13 offensive rebounds before halftime.
Delaware made it a totally different game in the 2nd half, with Lauren Carra spearheading an assault of the offensive and defensive glass, and a more balanced scoring effort led to a pair of spurts.
First it was an 18-7 run capped by a Carra offensive rebound and basket which made it 50-45 with 11:57 left.
Then after Kentucky went back up 62-52 with 5 minutes left, the Blue Hens countered with an 8-0 run when Elena Delle Donne tied UCONN legend Maya Moore when her 31st point of the game brought Delaware to within 62-60 with 2:10 left.
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Jaquetta May had 3 chances in the paint, but couldn't get the shots above the rim, and Kentucky grabbed the rebound, and Delaware's final chances of making a 3rd comeback in the NCAA tournament.
The Wildcats' "40 minutes of dread" defense helped spur Delaware to a tournament-high 19 turnovers, with 11 coming in the first half, more than in either of the North Carolina or West Virginia victories. The usually sure-handed Blue Hens hadn't turned the ball over that many times since defeating St. John's on the road back on January 2.
Delaware struggled to find balanced scoring in the first half, with Elena Delle Donne and Danielle Parker being the only scorers until there were 57 seconds left in the first 20 minutes.
Delle Donne finished with 33 points, passing USC's Cheryl Miller, Tennesse's Chamique Holdsclaw, and UCONN's Maya Moore for 5th place on the NCAA's all time scoring list. After the game Delle Donne said she wasn't aware of the history: "That's incredible and it is humbling and amazing to be amongst those names."
Kentucky Head Coach Matthew Mitchell was impressed: "I thought she raised her level today. I thought she played harder today than what we saw on film. I thought she was terrific."
Elena finished 11-of-23 from the field and hit all 9 free throws along with 9 rebounds. Carra had a double double with 10 points and 10 rebounds, with 7 of the points and 8 of the rebounds coming after intermission.
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I can't really read the numbers you had there but if;171.334sin71° = what you wrote at the bottom, you are correct! (162m)45.583cos71° = what you wrote at the bottom, you are correct! (14.8m)
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JJ Perez vs. Lil Cholo
The rematch that we had all been waiting for the past two weeks. Perez/Cholo Part 2. This Internet Championship match lived up to everything we thought it would be and more. Hard-hitting, high-impact, nicely paced match to say the least. Cholo&Perez both had their opportunities for victory during the course of the match, both men worked on the lower back as their strategy throughout the match. It looked like Cholo was very close to winning the title on a few occasions, but Perez's heart and desire is so uncanny that he continued kicking out of everything the challenge threw at him.
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Saturday, July 10, 2004
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November 12, 2007
by Scholarships.com Staff
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, a fraternal organization with over one million members, assists students in funding their education by sponsoring an annual scholarship program. This being a benevolent order, community service and leadership are taken into consideration. That means that students who don't excel academically could make up points by helping out in the community. A total of $2,296,000 in prize money will be awarded, so don't pass this chance up. For more information on this and other scholarships, including contact information, you may conduct a free scholarship search at Scholarships.com.
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November 16, 2007
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October 23, 2007
Do you like to write? Do you care about world problems? Then this competition is for you! The Hear Me Project is a writing scholarship about the effects that HIV and AIDS have on the population. Entrants will have to submit a short (up to five pages) fiction or nonfiction story about the vulnerability that accompanies HIV or AIDS. By applying for this award, students will have the chance to win money for college, and, as a bonus, spread awareness about a universal problem. So let your creative juices flow, and apply today!
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December 1, 2007
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June 29, 2009
Scholarship opportunities for international students can seem few and far between. However, money is out there. If you want to study in the United States but are having trouble finding money for college due to your citizenship status, this week's Scholarship of the Week is for you. The myUsearch International and Undocumented Student Scholarship will award $1,000 to one student who is not a United States citizen but plans to attend college in America. All you have to do is register on myUsearch and complete a short scholarship essay to be eligible.
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July 1, 2009
When Michael Jackson died, the world lost not only a talented pop musician, but also a notable philanthropist. Over the course of his career, Michael Jackson donated over $300 million to at least 39 charitable organizations and also made generous financial contributions to numerous individuals, especially children and their families. While many of his charitable acts focused on helping sick or injured children around the globe, he also made substantial contributions to education.
One of the charities Michael Jackson supported most generously and publicly was the United Negro College Fund, which helps support African American students in their college goals. He first began supporting the UNCF in 1984 and participated in several fundraisers for the organization. One of his donations established the Michael Jackson Scholarship, which has existed as an endowed scholarship since 1986, supporting students attending college with the goal of pursuing careers in the performing arts. His generous contributions have allowed the UNCF to extend scholarship opportunities to hundreds of African American students over the last 25 years.
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July 6, 2009
Pursuing a career in education shows a commitment to increasing knowledge and improving the lives of others. However, in order to become an educator, you need a college education, and the prospect of a teacher's salary can make many students reluctant to borrow heavily to achieve this goal. Thankfully, there are a number of education scholarships that offer future teachers an alternative to student loans. One of them is this week's Scholarship of the Week, the Scholarships.com College Education Scholarship. High school seniors and current undergraduate students are invited to write a scholarship essay explaining what influenced them to pursue a career in education for a chance to win a $1,000 college scholarship.
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Deadline: August 31, 2009
Required Material: Completed online scholarship application, including essay of 250-350 words answering the question, "What has influenced you to pursue a career in education?"
July 13, 2009
This week's Scholarship of the Week is a video contest for undergraduate and high school students, ages 19 and younger, who are interested in issues of free speech and free expression in schools. The 2009 Youth Free Expression Network Film Contest offers students a chance to create a video response to the question "free speech in schools (does it exist?)" and compete for a $1,000 cash prize as well as a $5,000 film school scholarship. Videos can be any genre, including documentaries, music videos, experimental films, or animation. Entries will be judged on content, artistic and technical merit, and creativity.
Prizes First prize: $1,000 plus either a $5,000 scholarship to the New York Film Academy or a one-week digital filmmaking workshop; Second prize: $500; Third prize: $250
Eligibility: Applicants must reside in the United States or its territories (citizenship not required), and must be age 19 or younger on the day their film is submitted.
Deadline: October 23, 2009
Required Material:  A film of no more than four minutes in length that addresses the theme "Free Speech in School (Does It Exist?)" uploaded to YouTube and submitted along with a 250-word essay describing the film and your creative process.
July 17, 2009
Service-minded students have a variety of ways to fund their college education through community service scholarships and other awards. Now, students interested in attending Dickinson College in Pennsylvania can participate in a fellowship program that awards $10,000 towards tuition for each year of full-time public service completed.
The Dickinson College Public Service Fellowships are awarded to high school seniors who are interested in deferring enrollment in college to first work in public service in some capacity. If accepted, students can defer enrollment for up to four years, and receive up to $40,000 in scholarship money through this program. Qualifying public service work can be independent or done through a national service organization, such as AmeriCorps, and can be paid or unpaid. Projects must be devoted to some aspect of improving the human condition or the natural environment.
While these scholarship awards are only offered through one college at present, at least one other school is seeking to encourage students to become engaged in public service before they start actively pursuing their college degrees. According to The Christian Science Monitor, Princeton University has also launched a program to pay for admitted students to first engage in a year-long service project abroad before beginning classes.
Several colleges have recently announced campus-based scholarships for community service. Many other schools also match AmeriCorps tuition awards, and over 1,100 private colleges have also pledged to assist veterans with tuition to acknowledge their service to the country. If you are a high school student hoping to get involved in a large-scale service project, there's more incentive than ever as colleges and scholarship providers continue expanding financial aid awards for locally and globally engaged individuals.
July 20, 2009
Are you an graphic designer and t-shirt aficionado? Do you dream of one day having people across the world wearing something you created? Maybe you just really liked the screenprinting unit in high school art class. If you've ever seen someone wearing a cool t-shirt and thought to yourself, "I could make something like that," this week's Scholarship of the Week is for you.
The Threadless Scholarship gives college students a chance to not only see their t-shirt designs printed and distributed internationally, but to also win a $3,000 design scholarship. The best part? Winners are chosen weekly, so you have multiple chances at winning scholarships.
Prize: A $3,000 college scholarship plus a $500 Threadless gift certificate (or $200 in cash) and the chance to compete for other cash awards of up to $20,000.
Eligibility: Any undergraduate or graduate student currently enrolled at least part-time or pending enrollment in a college or university. This scholarship contest is open to students in the United States and other countries, regardless of major, GPA, or test scores.
Deadline: Ongoing
Required Material: Register as an artist on the Threadless website and submit a t-shirt design. If your design is chosen for print, you can elect to receive a $3,000 scholarship in place of a $2,000 cash award. Artists can submit multiple t-shirt designs and will receive an award for each shirt that is printed.
July 23, 2009
This weekend is San Diego Comic-Con, the biggest event of the year for fans of comic books, graphic novels, online comics, and virtually anything else related to comics or the surrounding culture. While no one in the Scholarships.com office is making the trek to Comic-Con this year, we are looking at ways to help students who love comics pay for school. If you're looking for something to do while all your favorite webcomics are on hiatus, consider applying for some of these scholarship awards.
If you're interested in reading comics, you may also be interested in writing or drawing them, and creative writing and art scholarships are both widely available. Even if you're less interested in art and more interested in science fiction (comic conventions are nerd meccas, after all), there are scholarship opportunities for you. We encourage you to take a few moments to do a free college scholarship search and check out our information page on unusual scholarships, which features some interesting awards that may work for you. To give you an idea of some of the scholarship opportunities available for comics enthusiasts, here are a few examples.
The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards: Aspiring artists and writers are asked to submit portfolios of three to eight pieces in this annual scholarship contest. Winners receive up to $10,000 in college scholarships.
L. Ron Hubbard Writers and Illustrators of the Future Contests: Amateur illustrators and writers participating in the quarterly L. Ron Hubbard Writers and Illustrators of the Future Contest can receive awards of up to $5,000 for creating an original illustration or short story with a science fiction theme.
Starfleet Academy Scholarships: Any active member of Starfleet, the official Star Trek fan club, is eligible for a Starfleet Scholarship. Members can be attending community colleges, four-year colleges, most technical schools, junior colleges and universities or graduate school.
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