Sunday, December 30, 2007
T-Shirt Choices
a (above)
Sabrina, Resa

b (above)
Kartika

c (above)

d (above)
Leroy, Rena

e(above)
Melissa, Novi, Selina

f(above)

Ok. Alright. So here they are. These are the five (only) choices that were submitted to be possible T-shirt designs. So all you have to do is email your vote to me (Leroy) and I will post the 'results' back here. And oh, no voting for your own design or I'll get Ms Syireen to bitch-slap you.

Here are some of the things that you might want to consider as voting criteria:

a) Production cost (refer to Sabrina's email)
b) Design attractiveness
c) Design relevance to project
d) Design attractiveness

Each person one votw.

p.s. Click the picture for a larger view

p.p.s To help you make your choice, here's a thought from the Powers that Be: Design A is creative, design D fulfils our objectives, design E is the most corporate looking and design B looks like a tourist t-shirt.

p.p.p.s I'm sure I sent the email requesting votes to EVERYONE. What happened to the rest of the people?

p.p.p.p s Rena suggests that t-shirt D and E be combined. Melissa suggests that t-shirt E feature the picture in front with the logo hemming the bottom of the back.
Written at 11:40 AM by The Return.
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Sunday, December 16, 2007
The Return: A 2nd Chance

The Return: A 2nd Chance (henceforth addressed as ‘the Return’) is a community-based marine turtle conservation project established and run by Semester 6 Persuasive Communication students of Taylor’s College Petaling Jaya. While most marine turtle conservation efforts have centered on activities conducted at and near beaches and waterfronts, The Return will focus their efforts on providing an impetus for a largely urban audience to adopt a more civic conscious behaviour in support of marine turtle conservation. Through the providing of information and those behavioural recommendations to our target audience, it is expected that it will be possible to build on and expand existing marine turtle conservation efforts.

The Return will be run by a 15-member strong team for the period 2007/2008 and is expected to be officially launched by mid-February 2008. We intend to reach out to urban populations (currently defined as college students in colleges and institutions of tertiary learning in the Klang Valley) through awareness programmes incorporating workshops, seminars and publicity events. In addition to that, complementary to our objectives, the Return also intends to enlist the cooperation of owners and/or operators of local beach front properties inclusive of but not limited to development projects and beach resorts and hotels to adopt and implement a set of sustainable operational guidelines (to be set up with the cooperation of the Malaysian Nature Society).

Concurrent with college requirements, the project will be supervised by college trainers and periodic evaluations will be conducted to assess the value of the Return on

a) Level of involvement of target audience in project initiatives

b) Viability of project recommendations for beachfront property stakeholders

Written at 11:07 PM by The Return.
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