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Subject: The HBCU Compilation CD: CONGRATULATIONS!


Dear HBCU musicians,

What's up! I hope all is well with you. Here's the latest on our
progress with the HBCU Compilation CD.

I would like to inform you that you have been selected to represent your
school on the 2004 HBCU Compilation. CONGRATULATIONS!

We are very excited at how the final product is shaping up, and
appreciate the high level of quality that you have displayed in your
craft. Only the very best are making it onto the compilation, and we
are proud to be able to share your work with the HBCU community. The CD
promises to be a classic on HBCU campuses around the country. Thank you
for your participation.

As an artist on this groundbreaking compilation, benefits will include:
:: Fan page on The HBCUnetwork.com
:: Bio listed on The HBCUnetwork.com
:: Personal discussion forum on HBCUnetwork.com
:: Interview in "On The Yard", a monthly HBCU newsletter for our
population of 20,000 alumni and students
:: EXTENSIVE exposure to the college market
:: Sales of your album(s) on HBCUnetwork.com
:: One free copy of "The HBCU Compilation CD"
:: Unlimited $2.00 discount on additional purchases of "The HBCU
Compilation CD"

The album is slated for release in mid-August. It will be supported by
a marketing blitz at Homecomings, Football classics, and other related
HBCU events, with posters, flyers, e-mail campaigns, press releases,
street teams, and other vehicles through which to get the word out about
this unique product. The CD will be sold online, in HBCU bookstores,
and at HBCu events.

We will be sending a contract for your review on Monday of next week.
The contract will describe the nature of our relationship, and will
ensure that you retain the rights to your music. Keep an eye out for
that.

For those of you that will be in the D.C. area during the weekend of
June 25th, we will be conducting an album photo shoot on the campus of
Howard University. Let me know if you would like to join us.

In the meantime, if you have any questions, please let me know. I will
continue to keep you updated regularly.

LET'S MAKE HISTORY. Here's to the Overachievers.

Best regards,

Bolaji.


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Chief Marketing Officer, The HBCU Network
http://www.HBCUnetwork.com
1-888-345-1225
"Work Hard. Play Harder. Here's to the Overachievers."
- HBCU Network Editor

February 5, 2004

Dear Undefined:

Greetings, I trust that this message finds you well! My name is Christopher J. Cooper and I am the Scholarship Chair for the National Society of Black Engineers- Alumni Extension Atlanta Chapter. Our Chapter would be honored if Undefined would perform at for our 2nd Annual Scholarship Fundraising Event- ATMOSPHERE II, A Celebration of Culture Scholarship & Entertainment, which will be held in Atlanta, GA on Saturday, February 7, 2004 @ 7PM!

To provide more information about our organization: The National Society of Black Engineers Atlanta Alumni-Extension is a non-profit organization. Our sole purpose is to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who succeed professionally, develop and enhance NSBE programs, increase technical awareness, encourage scholastic achievement, and stimulate enthusiasm in the Black engineering community. Our chapter is setting the standards for chapters across the nation! We have garnered the honor of being “Chapter of the Year” three years in a row and we are striving for other honors in the future!

Given our chapter’s commitment to excellence, and as a proud Dual Degree Engineering Program Alum of Morehouse College and The Georgia Institute of Technology; I have the awesome pleasure and privilege to serve as Scholarship Chair and Event Coordinator. I know firsthand, the value of an outstanding engineering education and I know for a fact that it is a financial hardship for most students. Keeping this in mind Our Chapter’s Executive Board unanimously agreed that it would be great to have a charitable event to raise funds for undergraduate engineering students at the following institutions: Morehouse College, Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Southern Polytechnic University and DeVry University.

The Concept is to have an event that consists of a Talent Showcase featuring R&B, Hip Hop and Jazz Artists, Spoken Word, and An African & Modern Dance Troupe, followed by an After Party! However this event is sure to be an even bigger success if Undefined would honor us with your presence on February 28th. Please note that as this is a charitable event, any performance would be on a non-paid basis, since all proceeds raised will go directly to the college students. Please forward a confirmation and copy of your Bio for your introduction by February 14, 2004 to the email address listed below.

I can be reached at 770-819-6026 Home or 404-660-4912 Mobile for any concerns and/or questions. Given the complexity of planning required for the successful execution of the event, an immediate response would be greatly appreciated! I look forward to hearing from you soon, and thanks in advance for your time and consideration.

Best Regards and God Bless!
Christopher J. Cooper
Christopher J. Cooper
NSBE-AE- Atlanta Scholarship Chair
sholarship@nsbeatlanta.org
- Christoper J. Cooper NSBE-AE-Atlanta Scholarship Chair

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