Saturday, is Last Day to Enter Girl Authority Contest

Metro West-based Girl Authority had their national television debut on CBS The Early Show earlier this month. The pop princesses, who are featured inside Bay State Parent magazine's 12th Annual Arts Guide in the September issue, were presented as a signing group that parents could be proud to have their children listen to and look up to as role models. Girl Authority is a group of nine girls (ages 10-15), each with an individual identity that ties into their own personality....
Party Girl Kate
Urban Girl Gina
Fashion Girl Alex
Glamour Girl Carly
Preppy Girl Zoe
Boho Girl Jess
All-Star Girl Jacqueline
Rock and Roll Girl Tarr
Country Girl Crystal
Bay State Parent magazine is holding an exclusive contest in which two lucky girls can perform with Girl Authority at one of its shows at the 17th Annual Kidsfest at Wachusett Mountain in Princeton on Saturday, Sept 22.
* 10 lucky runner-ups each will receive a copy of the group's latest CD Road Trip.
* Each of the two grand prize winners will also receive a copy of the CD, plus a Girl Authority t-shirt, poster, and two admission tickets to KidsFest.

To enter: Massachusetts girls, between the ages of 6-16, need to create their own identity in 250 words or less AND submit a digital photograph image of themselves as that image.
(Complete rules: www.baystateparent.com/news/2007/0901/Front_Page/GirlAuthority.jpg)
The deadline for Snail mail entries has past but e-mail entries are being accepted through 11:59 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15 at editor@baystateparent.com

Parents: please send e-mail with your child's description of her identity and a jpeg image of her dressed as that identify, no later than Saturday, Sept. 15 at 11:59 p.m.
Winners will be notified on Monday, Sept. 17

To read Bay State Parent magazine's profile on the "Princesses of Pop" click here:http://www.baystateparent.com/news/2007/0901/Articles/019.html
For individual profiles on each of the nine members of Girl Authority, click here:http://www.baystateparent.com/news/2007/0901/Articles/020.html