WILL POTTER

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	selected writings ULSTER PROJECT
For one month I followed 32 Irish and American teens, Catholic and Protestant, as they lived, worked and worshipped together. They were participants in the Ulster Project, a peace program started by ministers in Northern Ireland to help teens in Belfast bridge cultural differences. The series won the 1999 Mark of Excellence award for feature writing, presented by the Society of Professional Journalists.
	Part 1: "Irish, Local Teens Ready for Meeting: Ulster Project Offers Peek at Other Cultures"
	Part 2: "Special Delivery: Local Teens Welcome Excited Irish Students"
	Part 3: "July Fourth Parade Intrigues Irish Teens, Despite Hot Weather"
	Part 4: "Ulster Project Founder Calls Program Complete Success"
	Part 5: "Teens See Seniors in New Light"
	Part 6: "Tearful Goodbye: Irish Teens Leave Texas in Emotional Farewell"
	Part 7: "Teens Say Ulster Project Will Stay With Them Forever"