Would you like to attend theCICAK Heroes Competition Ceremony?
It’s time.
The judges have decided. And you have voted.
We now have the results for our second annual writing competition!
So who is the young Malaysian hero? And who will win RM5,000 worth of cash prizes? Stay tuned.
theCICAK is holding a prize-giving ceremony for the winners of Young Malaysians You Need to Know 2007 this Saturday afternoon, 24. Nov., in Kuala Lumpur (Jeff Ooi and theCICAK team will be there!).
We’re inviting three ardent theCICAK fans. If you would like to attend, please send us an email at write4thecicak@gmail.com with your name, contact number and why you would like to attend. Simple as that. We will contact you with a special invite if you are shortlisted. Send us an email by 5 p.m. (Malaysian time) 23 Nov. 2007.
We would like to thank our judges, Marina Mahathir, Jeff Ooi, Poh Si Teng and Nicholas Wong for their time, effort and encouraging response to the Heroes competition.
We would also like to thank The Star, Inkyhands, KOMAS, the Swarthmore Foundation, our editors, our participants and everyone who voted.
The complete ebook of the competition entries will be available on the site soon.
So congratulations to participants and their heroes. Visit theCICAK this Saturday, Nov. 24, for the results and the ebook!
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