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The Arizona Daily Wildcat’s Restaurant, Bar & Entertainment Guide is here! 10,000 copies of the guide will be distributed on campus over 100 high trafﬁc locations as part of The Wildcat’s daily edition. This is a great opportunity to reach thousands of students who are hungry, thirsty and looking for things to do. The Arizona Daily Wildcat can create an ad for you at no cost. If you would like a copy of last year’s Restaurant, Bar & Entertainment Guide or have any questions please contact you repesentative or call (520) 621-1686.

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Half Page Full Color Front Page includes full color

Inside Front Cover Inside Back Cover Back Cover

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Advertising Acceptability: The Wildcat reserves the right to reject any advertising, for any reason, or to request revisions, even after an insertion order has been signed. The standards guiding the acceptance of advertising are available by requesting a copy of the Wildcat’s official “Advertising Acceptability Policy.” Advertising resembling news copy must be marked “Paid Advertisement.” Copyright: Advertising that is designed and produced by the Wildcat staff becomes the property of the Wildcat and cannot be reproduced or used without the Wildcat’s consent. Back Billing: Advertisers failing to meet their contract volume at the end of the contract term will be charged the difference between the contract rate and the open rate (or the contract rate for which they qualify) for all advertising run during the duration of the contract.

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The Arizona Daily Wildcat, in partnership with the University of Arizona Career Services, is publishing the 2011 & 2012 Spring Career Guides. The guides are distributed on campus to over 10,000 students and the Fall & Spring Career Fairs. This is a unique opportunity to reach thousands of students eager to ﬁnd a job. The guide is also a great way to showcase your business during the Career Fairs on ....

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The Arizona Daily Wildcat can create an ad for you at no cost. If you would like a copy of last year’s Career Guide or have any questions please contact your representative or call (520) 621-1686

Publish Dates & Deadlines Publishes: Deadline: September 12th at 3pm Fall Career Fair

September 20th & 21st

Rates In-paper, page or pages inside main section Contact rate or special rate of $12.00 pci

Popular Ad Sizes Broadsheet (6 col x 21.5”) Half page ad

Quarter page ad

3 col. x 21.5”

3 columns x 10.5”

6 columns x 21.5”

Half page ad 6 columns x 10.5” 3x4 2x2

Full Page

Half Page

Quarter Page & Smaller Sizes

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It’s time for The Arizona Daily Wildcat’s Annual Football Preview! The Football Preview will be distributed on campus at over 100 high trafﬁc locations as part of The Wildcat’s daily edition. This is a great opportunity to reach thousands of students preparing for the Football season.

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The Arizona Daily Wildcat can create an ad for you at no cost. If you would like a copy of last year’s Football Preview or have any questions please contact your representative or call (520) 621-1686

Publish Date & Deadline Publishes: Deadline: August 25th at 3pm Football Preview 1st Home Game

August 1 September 3

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$12.00 pci

Popular Ad Sizes Broadsheet (6 col x 21.5”) Half page ad

Quarter page ad

3 col. x 21.5”

3 columns x 10.5”

6 columns x 21.5”

Half page ad 6 columns x 10.5” 3x4 2x2

Full Page

Half Page

Quarter Page & Smaller Sizes

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The Arizona Daily Wildcat can create an ad for you at no cost. If you would like a copy of last year’s guide or have any questions please contact you repesentative or call (520) 621-1686.

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The Arizona Daily Wildcat’s Homecoming Guide is here! 10,000 copies of the guide will be distributed on campus over 100 high trafﬁc locations as part of The Wildcat’s daily edition. This is a great opportunity to reach thousands of students who love and support the University of Arizona.

HOMECOMING 2011

Publish Date & Deadlines Publishes: November 4 Deadline: October 28th at 3 PM

Popular Ad Sizes Half page ad

Quarter page ad

3 col. x 21.5”

3 columns x 10.5”

6 columns x 21.5”

Half page ad 6 columns x 10.5” 3x4 2x2

Full Page

Half Page

Quarter Page & Smaller Sizes

Rates $12.00 pci

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Outdoor adver tising is vivid, full color and located at strategic newspaper rack locations around campus in our highest-trafﬁcked areas, allowing you to reach over 50,000 faculty, students, and visitors each week. Newspaper racks provide an extremely cost-effective option to achieve high levels of impressions.

Constant Exposure: Connects directly with students and faculty where they walk, live, study and play. Every minute, every hour of the day. Always On: Outdoor ads cannot be turned off or ignored. Outdoor is the last place where consumers do not control the ad space. Cost Effective: Outdoor adver tising is cheaper than most traditional forms of media while reaching the same intended audience for a longer period of time.

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Harvill Administration Building Main Library McClelland Park/University Wall

Weekly Rate Monthly Rate(4 wks)

Daily Wildcat Campus Distribution Sites •Administration •Alumni Building •AME •Enrollment Mgmt. •Babcock •Baskin Robbins •Chavez •Cherry Garage •Cherry/Mall NE •College of Law

•Computer Center •ECE •Education •Fourth & Highland •Gittings •Harvill •International Student Programs •Koffler •La Paz

•Little Chapel •Main Library •Manzi/Mo •Maricopa •McClelland •McKale Center •MLK Center •Modern Languages •Mountain &

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•Student Union Canyon Cafe Near Info Desk Near Games Rm •Study Abroad •University Svcs. •UofA Bookstore •Veterinary Sciences •Visitor Center

Racks are booked on a ﬁrst-come, ﬁrst-serve basis. Poster inventory is monitored regularly by Wildcat staff; posters can be replenished if needed. Photo proof of performance provided upon request at no cost. Adver tiser to provide posters, max size 24” wide by 12” tall. The Daily Wildcat is also available on all CatTran shuttles

1 Rack

$125

$400

2 Rack

$210

$640

3 Rack

$258

$840

4 Rack

$340

$960

5 Rack

$375

$1,000

For more information call (520) 621-1686 or email ads@dailywildcat.com

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Advertising Acceptability: The Wildcat reserves the right to reject any advertising, for any reason, or to request revisions, even after an insertion order has been signed. The standards guiding the acceptance of advertising are available by requesting a copy of the Wildcat’s ofﬁcial “Advertising Acceptability Policy.” Advertising resembling news copy must be marked “Paid Advertisement.” Copyright: Advertising that is designed and produced by the Wildcat staff becomes the property of the Wildcat and cannot be reproduced or used without the Wildcat’s consent. Back Billing: Advertisers failing to meet their contract volume at the end of the contract term will be charged the difference between the contract rate and the open rate (or the contract rate for which they qualify) for all advertising run during the duration of the contract.

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Come be a sponsor of the Arizona Daily Wildcat’s tent event. Located on the UA mall the day our special sections publish. From 10AM—2PM we will hand out your promotional items with the Daily Wildcat. In addition, the week of our event, you can make your business known by investing in one of our sponsorships packages. Regular color rates apply.

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BRONZE PACKAGES • Three 2x2 display ads • One week of display online ads • Five days of house online ads • Promotional give–a–ways Package value $681 Package Price $399 (Savings of $282)

SILVER PACKAGES • Three 2x4 display ads • Two weeks of display online ads • One house ad • Five days of house online ads • Promotional give–a–ways

AVAILABLE EVENT DAYS Fall 2011 Homecoming Basketball Preview Fall Commencement

Nov 4th Nov 16th Dec 7th

Spring 2012 Spring Break Group Page

Jan 25th

Package value $1,301 Package Price $495 (Savings of $806)

Restaurant & Bar Guide

Feb 9th

Housing Guide

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Career Guide

March 19th

Health & Wellness Guide

April 11th

Commencement

May 9th

• Three 4x4 display ads • Two weeks of display online ads • Two house display ads • Ten days of house online ads • Promotional give–a–ways Package value $1,689 Package Price $699 (Savings of $990)

PLATINUM EXCLUSIVE PACKAGES • Three 3x10.5 display ads • Two weeks of display online ads • Three house ads • Ten days of house online ads • Promotional give–a–ways • KAMP Radio 4 shout–outs on day of event

DEADLINES Bronze & Silver One week prior to event Gold & Platinum Two weeks prior to event

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Advertising Acceptability: The Wildcat reserves the right to reject any advertising, for any reason, or to request revisions, even after an insertion order has been signed. The standards guiding the acceptance of advertising are available by requesting a copy of the Wildcat’s ofﬁcial “Advertising Acceptability Policy.” Advertising resembling news copy must be marked “Paid Advertisement.” Copyright: Advertising that is designed and produced by the Wildcat staff becomes the property of the Wildcat and cannot be reproduced or used without the Wildcat’s consent. Back Billing: Advertisers failing to meet their contract volume at the end of the contract term will be charged the difference between the contract rate and the open rate (or the contract rate for which they qualify) for all advertising run during the duration of the contract.

Special Publications Calendar 2011/2012

PUBLICATION

PUB DATE

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PUBLICATION

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Fall Back To School 2011 Thurs., Aug. 18 • News 1 & 2 Fri., August 5 16 page Broadsheet • Sports Fri., August 5 8 page Broadsheet • Community/Vibe Fri., July 29 8 page Broadsheet • Summer Recap Fri., July 29 8 page Broadsheet Fall Apartment Life Thurs., Aug. 18 Fri., July 22 24 page Booklet Central Fairways Fridays 8/18-9/30 Wednesdays Pages Weekend 101 Fridays 8/18-4/27/2012 Wednesdays Pages Auto Line Mondays 8/18-4/23/2012 Fridays Pages Religious Corner Fridays 8/19-4/27/2012 Wednesdays Pages Football Preview-1st Game Wed., Aug. 31 Mon., Aug. 29 8 page Broadsheet Wares Fair 2012 Wed., Sept. 7 Fri., Sept. 2 Pages Campus Cash Wed., Sept.7 Fri., July 8 Coupon Book Best of Central Michigan Mon., Sept. 12 Wed., Aug. 31 24 Page Tabloid 2nd HOME FOOTBALL Fri., Sept. 30 Wed., Sept. 28 Pages MP Chamber Business Expo Mon., Oct. 3 Fri., Sept. 30 Pages HOMECOMING M-W-F Oct. 10- 14 Fri., Oct. 7 M-8 Pg. Broadsheet; W&F-Pages Halloween Wed., 10/26 & Fri. 10/28 Mon., Oct. 24 Pages 3rd HOME FOOTBALL Fri., Oct. 28 Wed., Oct. 26 Pages Basketball Rowdie/Wrap Fri., 11/6*-Mar.2 Mon., Oct. 24 4 page Broadsheet Apartment Life/Housing Fair Mon., Nov. 7 Fri., Oct. 14 24 page Booklet Coupon Pages Mon., Nov. 7-28 Fri., Nov. 3-25 Pages 4th HOME FOOTBALL Wed., Nov. 9 Mon., Nov. 7 Pages Last HOME FOOTBALL Fri., Nov. 18 Mon., Nov. 16 Pages Christmas Gift Guides MWF Nov. 28-Dec. 1 Mon., Nov 21 Pages Finals Week/Grad Goodbyes Mon., Dec. 5 Wed., Nov. 30 16 page Broadsheet Spring Back to School 2011 Mon., Jan. 9 • News Fri.., Jan. 6 8 page Broadsheet • Sports Fri.., Jan. 6 8 page Broadsheet • Vibe Thurs., Jan. 5 8 page Broadsheet • Year In Review Thurs., Jan. 5 8 page Broadsheet Martin Luther King Section Fri., Jan. 13 Wed., Jan. 11 8 page Broadsheet Mon., Jan. 30 Mon., Jan. 23 16 page Tabloid THE BUCKET LIST Campus Cash/Coupon Book Mon., February 13 Fri., Jan. 20 Coupon Book Valentines Day Pages Fri. 2/10, Mon. 2/13 Wed. Feb. 8 Pages Winter Apt. Life/Housing Fair Tues., February 7 Mon., Jan. 16 24 page Booklet Spring Break Guide Mons. Feb. 6-27 Fridays, Feb 3-24 Pages HOOPS Promotion Wed. Mar. 14-Apr. 30 Monday, Mar 14 Coupon Pages Wed. Apr 4-25 Mon., Apr. 2 - 23 Pages Best of Bribe Promotion Fri. Apr 6-27 Wed., Apr. 4 - 25 Pages Finals Week /Grad Goodbyes Mon., April 30 Wed., April 28 16 page Broadsheet Orientation Issue 2012 Wed., May 25 Fri., April 13 36 Page Tabloid CMU Welcomes You 2012-13 Thurs., Sept. 6 Fri., April 13 36 Page Tabloid * TENTATIVE - Waiting for CMU Basketball schedule

CONTACT YOUR CMLIFE ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE AT 774-3493 436 MOORE HALL, CMU, MT. PLEASANT • PHONE: (989)774-3493 • FAX: (989)774-7805

cm-life.com

2011/2012

Distribution Locations 182 Rack Locations!

• 62 On Campus • 120 Mt. Pleasant Community Locations ROUTE 1

7-11 (Target) 25 7-11 (W.Broomfield) 25 Arbys 25 Beddow Residence Hall 50 Mancinos 25 Big Apple Bagels 25 Biggby’s (Bluegrass) 25 Bio Life 50 Bottle n Barrell 25 BP (Bellows st) 25 B-Tan 25 Burger King 25 Campbell Hall 100 Campus Laundry 25 Campus Salon 25 CART 25 Chemical Bank (S. Mission) 25 China One 25 Chip Facility 25 Comfort Inn 25 Copper Beech Townhomes 25 Cottage Inn Pizza 25 C-Store (Kassell) 50 Dover Court 25 DPS/Combined Services 50 Dragon Express 25 Fairfield Inn 25 Grand Traverse Pie Company 25 Image Sun 25 Indoor Athletic Center 100 Jimmy John’s 25 Kassell Residence Hall 100 Kroger 100 Kulhavi Residence Hall 100 McDonalds 25 Merrill Residence Hall 50 MauiTanning 25 Mission Pharmacy 25 Mt Pleasant High School 50 National City 25 Next Door (Campus Court) 25 O’Kelly’s 25 Old Mission Party Store 25 Papa John’s 25 Park Place Apartments 25 PBS/Welcome Center 25 Pita Pit 25 POWER PLANT 50 Qdoba’s 25 Robaire’s 25 Rose Arena 150 Saxe/Herrig Residence Hall 100

Shell (Broomfield/Mission) 25 Stonecrest Apartments 25 Student Activity Center (east) 600 Subway (Campus Court) 25 Subway (Target) 25 Super 8 Motel 25 Sweeney Residence Hall 100 Tall Grass Apartments 25 Target 50 Tendercare 25 The Eyesite 25 The Forum Apartments 25 Biggbys (Mission) 25 Mission Store 25 The Store 25 The Village @ Bluegrass 25 Thorpe Residence Hall 50 Timber Creek Apts. 25 Towers Complex Lobby 200 University Meadows (sterling)Apts 25 Walgreens (S.Mission) 25 Walmart 50 Wellness Central 50 Wet Monkey 25 Winchester Towers 25 Woldt Computer Lab 100 Woldt/Emmons Residence Hall 100

ROUTE 2

Anspach - North 300 Anspach - West 500 Brooks - South 150 Brooks - West 150 Dow Science Complex 400 IET - North 200 Kaya Coffee 25 Malt Shop 25 Moore - CMLife 4th Floor 300 Moore Hall - South 350 Moore Hall - West 450 Music Bldg - South 100 Park Library - North 300 Park Library - South 300 Pearce - West 200 Pearce -North 300 SBX 25 UC Bookstore 50 UC Food Court 150 UC Lobby 150 University Cup 25

ROUTE 3

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Art Reach Store 25 Baymont Inn 25 Brass 25 Calkins Residence Hall 50 Celebration Cinema 25 Central Michigan Hospital 100 Chamber of Commerce 25 CITGO 25 Coldwell Banker/ Mt Pleasant 25 College of Extended Learning 150 Crankers 25 Culvers 25 Dairy Queen 25 Empty Keg 25 Grawn 400 Hampton Inn 25 Holiday Inn 25 Ice Arena 25 ICTC 25 Independent Bank 25 Isabella Bank & Trust 100 Isabella County Building 25 Isabella County Sheriff 25 Isabella Court House 25 Isabella Medical Center 25 Jimmy Johns (DT) 25 K & S Party Store 25 Larzelere Residence Hall 50 Little Caesar’s 25 Max & Emily’s 25 Meijer 50 Mid Michigan Community College 100 Mid Michigan Community College/New Campus 100 Mid Michigan Health Park 50 Mountain Town Station 25 Mt Pleasant City Hall 25 Next Door (High) 25 Next Door (Pickard) 25 Next Door (Ric’s) 25 Ric’s Food 100 Rite Aid 25 Robinson Residence Hall 100 Rowe 100 Ruby Tuesdays 25 Sagamok Shell 25 Shell (High Street) 25 Sloan 50 Smith 50 Special Olympics 25 Speedway (Mission) 25

Stan’s Diner 25 Starbucks 25 Subway (Mission&Moser) 25 The Bird 25 The Diner 25 ToDD’s 25 Tribal Operations Center 25 Tribal College 25 Tribal Employment Center 25 Triple Deuces 25 Trout Residence Hall 50 Urgent Care 25 Urgent Care Express 25 Veterans Memorial Library 25 Walgreens (Mission/Pickard) 25 West Hall 25 ROUTE 4 Barnes Hall 50 Finch Fieldhouse 150 Foust Hall 150 Health Profession - East 250 Health Profession - West 250 Powers Hall 150 New Ed.Bldg (3 racks) 400 University Events/ General Counsel 25 Warriner Hall 250 Wightman Hall 200

TOTAL CIRCULATION:

12,000

436 MOORE HALL, CMU, MT. PLEASANT • PHONE: (989)774-3493 • FAX: (989)774-7805

REVISED 6•27•2011

POSTER RACK LOCATIONS Poster size advertisements placed on CM Life’s racks are specifically designed as a “billboard” type promotional opportunity for local businesses.

•

LHR = Lighted Headliner Rack – 26” x 40” Back Lit Posters

ROUTE #1 1. UNIVERSITY CENTER LHR –Lobby 2. WOLDT COMPUTER LAB LHR 3. Anspach –W. Entrance NR 4. Brooks –W. Entrance NR 5. Moore –W. End Classrooms NR 6. Larzalere Residence Hall – Lobby NR 7. Music Building -N. Entrance NR 8. Health Professions –E. Entrance NR 9. Rose Arena NR –Ticket Office/Rec Gyms 10. Kulhavi Residence Hall –Lobby NR 11. Powers – Reading area NR 12. Trout Residence Hall–Lobby NR 13. Finch Fieldhouse N. Entrance NR –ROTC/Rec Services 14. Indoor Athletic Center NR –E. Entrance 15. Sweeney Residence Hall–Lobby NR 16. Thorpe Residence Hall–Lobby NR

ROUTE #2

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

NR = News Racks – 16” x 20” Posters

UNIVERSITY CENTER LHR –Down Under Food Court TOWERS COMPLEX LHR –Center Court/Front Lobby Library –N. Entrance NR Pearce –N. Entrance NR Merrill Residence Hall–Lobby NR Woldt/Emmons Residence Hall NR –Lobby 7. Rowe –S. Entrance NR 8. Wightman Hall–E. Entrance NR 9. Beddow Residence Hall–Lobby NR 10. IB&T–Main Branch Downtown NR 11. Anspach– S. Entrance NR 12. Brooks – S. Entrance NR 13. Health Professions –W. Entrance NR 14. Campbell Residence Hall–Lobby NR 15. Moore– E. Entrance/Bush Theatre NR 16. IET– N. Entrance NR

$695 PER MONTH •

ROUTE #3 1. STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER –E. Entrance 2. Library –S. Entrance 3. Barnes Residence Hall–Lobby 4. CMU Bookstore –Entrance 5. Education Bldg–E. Entrance 6. Anspach–W. Entrance 7. Dow Science Complex –Center Court 8. Robinson Residence Hall–Lobby 9. Kesseler Residence Hall–Lobby 10. Grawn –S. Entrance 11. Foust Hall–W. Entrance 12. DPS/Combined Services –Center Lobby 13. Saxe/Herrig Residence Hall–Lobby 14. Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Center 15. Calkins Residence Hall–Lobby 16. Pearce –W. Entrance

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FOR CM LIFE POSTER RACK ADVERTISING, CALL 774-3493 436 MOORE HALL, CMU, MT. PLEASANT • FAX: (989)774-7805

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Think outside of the box Innovative advertising units provide advertisers an environment to engage readers & consumers. These unique advertising spaces stand out because they: 1) offer strong visuals in full color, 2) are the only advertisement on the page, and 3) they effectively use editorial content as a border for impact

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The “L” shaped ad gives advertisers an opportunity to build down the right hand side of a page (from top to bottom) and then across the bottom to the left.

$ 14 per inch $260 Full color

MINIMUM 60” TOTAL AD SPACE

$ 11 per inch $260 Full color

MINIMUM 80” TOTAL AD SPACE

$ 14 per inch $260 Full color

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The “stair stepper” creates a fun opportunity to stack your message from left to right.

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One Column Inch

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$14.95 Open Rate $8.30 - $11.95 Contract Rate $10.75 Non Profit/Student Org. Sixteenth Pg.

2x31⁄2

Full Page 6x21

3.55” wide 3.5” tall

11” wide 20.75” tall

Narrow Broadsheet

Eighth Pg. 3x5 5.42” wide 5” tall

(6 columns x 21 inches)

Half Page Vertical

UPDATED 8/1/2010

3 x 21

1 col. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.69” 2 col. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.55” 3 col. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.42” 4 col. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.28” 5 col. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.14” 6 col. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11”

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Quarter Page

Half Page Horizontal

3x101⁄2

6x101⁄2

5.42” wide 10.5” tall

11” wide 10.5” tall

Full Page

Tabloid (4 columns x 11.5 inches)

10.625” wide 11.5” tall

5.23” wide 2.88” tall

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2 col. . . . . . . . . . . 5.23” 4 col. . . . . . . . . . 10.625”

Eighth Pg.

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Quarter Pg 5.23” wide 5.75” tall

Half Page Vertical

5.23” wide 11.5” tall

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For non-standard sized, special section publications

Apartment Guide 81⁄2” x 11” Book

Quarter Page

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The Stress Busters Issue is all about having a little fun at a time when students have been working too hard and need a quick diversion. It will have word searches, crosswords, sudoko puzzles and more. This issue will have a long shelf-life plus ideal timing for your business to deliver it’s message.

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SCORE POINTS FOR YOUR BUSINESS The IDS Basketball Guide provides a comprehensive analysis of the upcoming basketball season. It will include statistics, player profiles and exclusive interviews. You don’t have to explain Hoosier Hysteria to the more than 17,000 students, staff, alumni and visitors who come to the home games. IU was named Forbes’ sixth most valuable college basketball team for the 2009-10 season. Take advantage of one of IU’s most popular sports. Call to reserve your space.

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IDS Housing Fair 2011-12

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Housing Fair: Feb. 8 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Deadline for table reservation: Jan. 9 First right of refusal deadline is Nov. 11. After this deadline, tables for the spring fair are open to any vendor.

As students enter the fall semester they’re starting to think, where could I be living next year? The IDS knows how to put your business at the top of their list. This fall and spring, the IDS will host our annual Housing Fair at the IMU. The fair will give you the opportunity to showcase your apartment and housing units, and to inform students of their housing options.

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Students share their culture at the Asian Cultural Center leadership retreat.

TARGET YOUR SPECIFIC AUDIENCE The International Student Guide is a publication created to help newcomers during their adjustment period and throughout their time spent at Indiana University. Many businesses offer a taste of home for international students and others address particular buying needs. Reach a diverse crowd with this special publication targeted specifically towards international students.

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IU cheerleaders rush the field before the 2010 Homecoming game.

GO HOOSIERS Indiana University has nearly half a million graduates who could potentially return ready to celebrate — not just for the game, but also for numerous events that cater specifically to their interests.

FALL 2011 Proof deadline: Oct. 11 Ad deadline: Oct. 12 Published: Oct. 28

The parade, the pep rally, the performances, the contests, the alumni breakfast — it all happens right here on campus. More than 40,000 fans attended the Homecoming game last year. This year the Indiana Hoosiers will face Northwestern University on Saturday, Oct. 29.

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Online Housing Guide 2011-12

Researching housing online helps students narrow down their choices.

PUT YOUR PROPERTY IN THE SPOTLIGHT The IDS has designed an online housing guide that gathers all housing options available for the student. The specialty of this search tool is the ability to narrow down students’ search to their specific criteria. With the existence of the Online Housing Guide, it’s as if you had a housing fair all year long.

HAVE YOUR HOUSING INFO AVAILABLE ONLINE 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Connect with potential tenants. Contact us now to be included in the Online Housing Guide.

More than

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65,000

each property receives:

unique Bloomington users visit www.idsnews.com each month.

Detailed information Search using six criteria Up to 34 amenities Photos

62%

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Student Activities Office and RPS.

Online Housing Guide Unit Listing (Please type or print legibly.)

Management company: Complex name: Example: Management company: Curry Development; Complex: Lofts on College

NEW UNIT INFORMATION Address: City:

Zip:

Complex

(Please check unit type.)

House Bath(s):

Bedroom(s):

Size:

Lease term:

Available # of units:

Total # of units:

Deposit: $

Price: $

Price/person: $

sq. ft.

Description:

Please email photos and floor plans, labeled according to each specified unit to housing@idsnews.com.

OPTIONAL UNIT AMENITIES Utilities included: Pets policy: (Check all that apply to your unit.)

Air conditioning

Garbage disposal

Private parking

Backyard

Gym/fitness center

Private shuttle

Balcony

Handicap accessible

Tanning

Clubhouse

Hardwood floor(s)

Unfurnished

Computer lab

Microwave

Walk-in closet(s)

Dishwasher

On-site laundry

Washer & dryer

Extra storage

On-site recycling

24 hour maintenance

Furnished

Patio

Fireplace

Playground

Garage

Pool

Check here if above checked amenities apply to ALL units in complex. Unit description:

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The Dining Scene 2011-12

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STAND OUT Grab the attention of more than 50,000 students, faculty and staff of the IU market. The Dining Scene is published every Thursday in the IDS. It features our premium members, giving the IU community a go-to place for dining suggestions.

Proof deadline: 5 p.m. Friday prior to publication

Ad deadline: 5 p.m. Monday prior to publication

Publication: Thursdays in the IDS Weekend section

PREMIUM MEMBERS RECEIVE: A weekly full-color print ad in the Dining Scene, showcasing your restaurant. Spotlight description in the print edition, featuring a photo of your business along with a description of your restaurant. (guaranteed minimum of once per contract year)

Online listing that includes the following: photos of your restaurant, pdf of your menu, payment options, link to your site, a map and comment cards. Promotional advertising for the Dining Scene featuring premium members, which may include brochures, posters, online ads and other materials. Contact us now for higher visibility as a premium member in the IDS Dining Scene.

www.idsnews.com/dining As a service to our readers, the IDS Dining Scene offers free listings of local restaurants on the website. The free listing consists of your business name, hours, location, price range and other information.

76%

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More than

$34 million

is spent annually dining out by IU students. IDS Survey 2007.

More than

65,000 unique Bloomington users visit www.idsnews.com each month

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FREE Online Listing From fast food to fine dining, Bloomington offers a wealth of restaurants. As a service to our readers, we have compiled a comprehensive listing of Bloomington restaurants on our website. Averaging more than 660,000 visits per month, www.idsnews.com is available 24/7 to students, parents, alumni, visitors and members of the community. To ensure your establishment is accurately listed, please complete this form for your FREE listing. Please use our online form “listing updates” to submit changes as needed.

BUSINESS INFORMATION Business name

(as you want it to appear):

Address: State:

City:

Phone:

Zip:

Website: E-mail

(not for publication, internal use only):

Contact name Store hours:

(not for publication, internal use only):

Breakfast:

Lunch:

Dinner:

Other special hours: Price range per average entree: $5 or less

(choose one)

$5 - $10

Payment types accepted:

$10 - $15

$15 +

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Credit*

Debit*

Yes

(choose one)

Cash

Campus Access

*List cards accepted here: Delivery:

(choose one)

Cuisine Types:

(choose up to three)

Asian

Bakery/deli

Bar

Bar & Grill

Buffet

Cafe/coffee house

Casual dining

Desert/ice cream

Fast food

Fine dining

Greek

Italian

Mexican

Pizza

Steak & seafood

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Premium Member PAYMENT & BILLING INFORMATION Please complete the following for the Dining Scene that appears weekly in the Thursday edition of the IDS and online daily at www.idsnews.com/dining. Package Deal:

Renewal

One Semester

Two Semester

Choose one: Please bill me

(only clients with approved credit):

Enclosed check for

(please make checks payable to IDS):

Please charge my Visa/Mastercard

(circle one):

Card #:

Exp. date:

Card holder’s name

(please print):

Card holder’s signature:

Signature:

Date:

Telephone:

Business name:

E-mail:

Business address:

DINING SCENE PACKAGE CHECKLIST Please turn in the following to your account executive, or e-mail to ads@idsnews.com: Listing information Menu (please e-mail electronic version to ads@idsnews.com or send a hard copy if not available) Description of your restaurant (approximately 60 words or less) Interior and exterior photos of your business (if unavailable, contact your account executive to arrange for photos to be taken at no charge) Design (for 2 x 2 full color display ad appearing weekly in the Weekend section)

For account executive purposes only: Make duplicates of listing and payment pages and put them into ad director’s mailbox Put original of listing page into marketing’s mailbox Put original of payment page into business manager’s mailbox If necessary, process payment Turn in display ad with routing card to creative Keep copies in your client file

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Indiana Daily Student January 2011

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the IDS will not publish Monday, Jan. 17, 2011. Our office will be closed. We will reopen Tuesday, Jan. 18 at 8 a.m.

Date: _____________________

Please deliver the following pages to: Name: ___________________________________________________ Dept./Business: ____________________________________________

Deadlines will be moved back one day for the Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday IDS.

INSIDE MAGAZINE Ad deadline: Jan. 25, 2011 Published: Feb. 22, 2011 Full color, glossy, general interest magazine with feature stories profiling IU students as well as people and programs important to the IU community.

Fax #: ____________________________________ Phone #: ___________________________________

IDS SPRING HOUSING FAIR Event date: Feb. 2, 2011

From: ________________________________________________________

More than 1,000 people attended the Housing Fair last fall. The IDS will once again hold a housing fair in early February.

Fax #: __________________________________ Phone #: _______________________________

HOUSING & LIVING GUIDE Ad deadline: Jan. 14, 2011 Published: Feb. 1, 2011

Total # of pages (including this page): _________________________

More than 26,000 students and 1,900 faculty and staff rent homes off campus. The Housing Guide will be distributed at our Spring Housing Fair as well as in our daily paper on Feb. 1. Ask about our Online Housing Guide. www.idsnews.com/housing

VALENTINE’S DEAL Ad deadline: Three days prior Deal dates: Jan. 31, Feb. 7 & Feb. 14 Take advantage of our Valentine’s specials. Run your full color ad on any of the three Mondays; Jan. 31, Feb. 7 or Feb. 14, and save. Ask your account executive for details or e-mail us at ads@idsnews.com.

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GRID IRON

‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ SECTION

Warrior fans are ready for a new year on the field and so are we at the Ka Leo O Hawai‘i. We are looking forward to this being a great football year and want to help support our team. That is why we will be putting out a “UH GRID IRON SECTION” every Friday before home games. The Grid Iron section is set up to focus on key match ups, game changers, player profiles, latest injuries, team traditions and more. This is a great opportunity to show your support and get involved with the Ka Leo’s newest section “The Grid Iron.”

Ka Leo Special Pricing & Grid Iron Section Dates: Run an ad in every “Grid Iron” Section: and receive 30% off the open rate!

Friday 9/2 - vs. Colorado Friday 9/23 - vs. UC Davis Friday 10/21 - vs. New Mexico State (Homecoming) Friday 11/4 - vs. Utah State Friday 11/18 - vs. Fresno State Friday 12/2 - vs. BYU

INCLUDES FREE FULL COLOR AND FREE AD DESIGN Deadline is 5 business days Prior to Print Date at 4 pm (first deadlineis Friday, 8/26/11 at 4 pm) CONTACT YOUR AD REP TODAY: Ka Leo Advertising 2445 Campus Road Hemenway Hall 107 Honolulu, HI 96822 advertising@kaleo.org p. 808-956-7043 f. 808-956-9962 ad manager 808-956-3210

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‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ DINING GUIDE FALL 2011 About Ka Leo

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get ready for the Ka Leo’s Dining Guide. The Ka Leo will be dishing up a dining guide that will focus on places to eat in Honolulu.

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All ads created by Ka Leo graphic designers are the rights of Ka Leo, and are not allowed to be used without prior permission for other promotions. all ads will be proofed to the client for review before being published, unless otherwised noted by the client.

Spending by Students :

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Ka Leo O Hawai‘i will launch its inaugural “football picks”

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Monthly Discretionary Spending by Students : $322.00 (WAUPM)

Ka Leo Special

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$900 + two $50 Gift Certificates for 12 weeks of Back page Placement

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OFFICIAL RULES 1) No purchase necessary to enter or win. Contest open to UH Manoa students with validated Fall 2011 IDs.

4) Prize restrictions: All prizes are nontransferable and no substitutions are allowed.

2) How to enter: The contest will begin Monday morning at 10 a.m. and end on Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m. Complete one ballot from the Monday edition of the Ka Leo O Hawaii and be sure to enter any tiebreaking totals. Any game left blank will count as a loss. If a game ends in a tie, you will be credited with a win. You must hand deliver your entries into the Board of Publications office in Hemenway Hall 107 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

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3) Weekly winners: Players receive one point for each correct pick. The student with the highest score for the week is the winner. If tied, a tiebreaker will be used to determine the winner. If there is still a tie after the tiebreaker is used, then a random drawing will be done. Tiebreakers will be included on the ballot and it must be filled out to be valid.

7) Release of liability: The Ka Leo O Hawaii and Board of Publications is not responsible for the acts or omissions of the participating companies nor for any loss or damage to person or property arising from or related to this contest.

6) Anyone related to Ka Leo O Hawaii, the Board of Publications, or its affiliates is not eligible to play.

Ka Leo feels that capturing the essence of art in Hawaiâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;i is of the utmost importance. We want to give creative minds of Manoa Campus a way to express themselves to the community. Ka Leo Arts Festival is a way for us to give back to the artistic community through art pieces, entertainment, and activities. There will be 30-40 booth tents that will house students artists, University affiliated groups, and local organizations that want to show off their talents. This will be the biggest Ka Leo event of the year!

Located at McCARTHY MALL FROM 4PM - 8PM Table Spaces Available Starting at $150 KA LEO SPONSORSHIP Sponsorship of $1,000 will include a logo on all ads, flyers, posters and sponsorship of a student artist tent.

SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE SEE FLYER.

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‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ HOMECOMING 2011

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Includes Free Full Color and Free Ad Design 2011 Deadline 11/23/2011 at 2012 4 pm Ad materials deadline 11/23/11 4 pm Contact your Ad Rep today: Ka Leo Advertising 2445 Campus Road Hemenway Hall 107 Honolu, HI 96822 advertising@kaleo.org p. 808-956-7043 f. 808-956-9962 ad manager 808-956-3210

Celebrating 90 Years of Tradition

‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ HOLIDAY

SHOPPING GUIDE 2011

Ka Leo is doing our second annual shopping guide for all the students, faculty and staff at UH and would like to get you the best exposure possible. We will be putting out our special shopping guide on November 21st. This is the perfect time to advertise your special deals and draw the UH community into your store. It will hit the streets the week of Thanksgiving so that we can reach people first and get them coming into your store as their first choice. This is the ultimate way to kick-off the shopping season and get more people in your store.

Ka Leo Special

Advertising Rates 1⁄8 page in Shopping Guide Issue $93.60 1/4 page in Shopping Guide Issue $187.20 1/2 page in Shopping Guide Issue $390 Full Page in Shopping Guide Issue $741 We will also be running an online display ad special: For only $30 a week you can get online ads on our website in all three diplay sizes. This is a great way to reach additional students and faculty members.

INCLUDES FREE FULL COLOR AND FREE AD DESIGN

Deadline 11/14/2011 at 4 pm Ad materials deadline 11/14/2011 at 4 pm CONTACT YOUR AD REP TODAY: Ka Leo Advertising 2445 Campus Road Hemenway Hall 107 Honolulu, HI 96822 advertising@kaleo.org p. 808-956-7043 f. 808-956-9962 ad manager 808-956-3210

‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ FINALS AND GRADUATioN 2011 About Ka Leo

Since 1922, Ka Leo O Hawai‘i has been serving the University of Hawai‘ i at M‒anoa campus. Ka Leo is student-run and provides readers with campus and heets Subscriptions lcoal news, feature stories, sports coverage, and more. s of Ka Leo are available Annual subscriptions (102 Advertising in Ka Leo is an ughout campus. Should issues) mailed first class every easy and effective way to re special tearsheets for publication day is $85.00 reach a readership of more of of publication, plese or mailed weekly is $60.00. than 26,000 students, faculty, hem as you place your Semester subscriptions are also and staffthe . The team at Ka Leo has wound to a finish, and for some the ever eluding The work is done, semester wise display advertising available (46 issues in the Fall, Advertising is dedicated to s are mailed at the end 45 in the Spring) mailed every serving yourTo needs efficiently graduation date has finally arrived. congratulate all of the hard work and achievements that our onth with the invoice. publication day is $50.00, or and professionally. We look d tearsheets or full issues have mailed weekly is $35.00. over the students endured lastto several months (and years), we dedicate this special issue to them! forward working on ad e requested when placing campaigns that will help er. your business

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Ka Leo O Hawaii ends the fall semester with our Finals and Graduation promo. With discounted lastWidths issue of 2011, we encourage all of our advertisers to say “A Hui Hou (Farewell)” ments rates on the Column ‒ Manoa and„ take UH advantage of the lowest rates on any single issue! ising must be paid for 1 Column . . . . . . . . 1.84

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20,500 Students 69% Undergraduate 31% Graduate

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6,000 Faculty & Staff

40% age 21 and under 22% age 22-24 17% age 25-29 21% age 31+

Average Age : 25.5 years old

1⁄8 page in Finals Guide $93.60 Monthly Discretionary

Spending by Students :

$322.00 (WAUPM) 1/4 page in Finals Guide $187.20

1/2 page in Finals Guide $390 Visit www.kaleo.org for

additional information. Full Page in Finals Guide $741 Feel free to contact us with any

that We will also be running an onlineadditional displayquestions ad special:

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For only $30 a week you can get online on our your interestads in advertising with is KaaLeo! website in all three diplay sizes. This great way to reach additional students and faculty members.

Includes Free Full Color and Free Ad Design 2011 Deadline 12/5/2011 at 42012 pm Ad materials deadline 12/5/2011 4 pm Contact your Ad Rep today: Ka Leo Advertising 2445 Campus Road Hemenway Hall 107 Honolu, HI 96822 advertising@kaleo.org p. 808-956-7043 f. 808-956-9962 ad manager 808-956-3210

Celebrating 90 Years of Tradition

MN Daily Retail Display Cost Sheets 2011-2012 COLUMN INCHES

1/12 PAGE

1/8 PAGE

RATES:

WITH COLOR

$13.50/COLUMN INCH

($250 ADDED)

1 (1X1)

$13.50

$263.50

2 (1X2) (2X1)

$27.00

$277.00

3 (1X3) (3X1)

$40.50

$290.50

4 (1X4) (2X2)

$54.00

$304.00

5 (1X5) (5X1)

$67.50

$317.50

6 (1X6) (2X3) (3X2)

$81.00

$331.00

7 (1X7)

$94.50

$344.50

8 (1x8) (2x4)(4x2)

$108.00

$358.00

9 (1x9) (3x3)

$121.50

$371.50

10 (1x10) (2X5)(5X2)

$135.00

$385.00

12 (2X6) (6X2) (4X3)

$162.00

$412.00

14 (2X7)

$189.00

$439.00

15 (3X5) (5X3)

$202.50

$452.50

16 (2X8) (4X4)

$216.00

$466.00

18 (2x9)(3X6) (6X3)

$243.00

$493.00

20 (2x10)(4X5) (5X4)

$270.00

$520.00

21 (3x7)

$283.50

$533.50

24 (3X8) (4X6) (6X4)

$324.00

$574.00

25 (5X5)

$337.50

$587.50

28 (4X7)(7X4)

$378.00

$628.00

30 (3X10)(5X6) (6X5)

$405.00

$655.00

32 (4X8)

$432.00

$682.00

35 (5X7)

$472.50

$722.50

36 (6X6) (4X9)

$486.00

$736.00

40 (4X10) (5X8)

$540.00

$790.00

42 (6X7)

$567.00

$817.00

45 (5X9)

$607.50

$857.50

48 (6X8)

$648.00

$898.00

50 (5X10)

$675.00

$925.00

54 (6X9)

$729.00

$979.00

1/2 PAGE

60 (6X10) (3x20)

$810.00

$1,060.00

FULL PAGE

120 (6X20)

$1,620.00

$1,870.00

SUDOKU SPONSORSHIP

3 X 1.5

$125.00

$375.00

1/3 PAGE VERTICAL

1/4 PAGE

Client Information Sheet

WHAT IS THE GRAPEVINE AWARDS? Grapevine Awards is The Minnesota Daily’s annual “Best-Of” issue. It allows the student body to vote on their favorite U of M businesses that are then featured in our Grapevine Awards as the best of the U of M community. Grapevine Awards lists the top 3 in several categories like “Best Date Restaurant” and “Best Slice of Pizza.” Not only does the issue allow the community to voice its preferences, but it also allows the U’s businesses to thank their customers for their patronage and to market themselves as the best businesses in the Twin Cities.

SO WHAT’S THE GRAPEVINE FAIR THEN? The Grapevine Fair is an event hosted by The Minnesota Daily at the U of M’s Coffman Memorial Union in the Great Hall. It’s meant to allow local U of M businesses to showcase their offerings and students, faculty, and staff alike to come and try their food or learn about their services. Do you feel your food is underrated? Do you feel not many people now about your business? Come and host a booth at our Grapevine Fair and show the U of M what you can offer. Fairgoers will also be voting on their favorites for tallying in the Grapevine Awards.

WHY PARTICIPATE? Participating in the Grapevine Fair is going to offer you a chance to interact face to face with the student, faculty, and staff at the University of Minnesota. With a booth at the Grapevine Fair you get to go directly to the students with food, coupons, menus, unique specials, and any other information about your business. The Grapevine Fair and Grapevine Awards Special Issue present a great opportunity to improve or maintain your reputation on campus. With these discounted packages you have the chance to get exposure in the paper as well as at the Grapevine Fair for one low price. You are not going to want to miss out on this fantastic marketing opportunity.

PACKAGE OPTIONS GOLD PACKAGE (SPONSORSHIP) $850 ($1,200 value) + 2 ads prior (1/4 page) + 1 ¼ page ad in GA + Booth + Sponsorship SILVER PACKAGE $450 ($637 value) + 2 ads prior (1/8 page) + 1 ad in GA (1/8 page) + Participant listing + Booth BRONZE PACKAGE $325 ($450 value) + 1 ad prior (1/8 page) + 1 ad in GA (1/8 page) + Participant listing + Booth EVENT PARTICPANT $75 + Participant listing + Booth - $100 color per ad -

DATES & DEADLINES The expected publication date for the Grapveine Awards special issue is Thursday April 28th, 2011. The week leading up to the Grapevine Fair The Minnesota Daily will be running promotional ads every day in backtalk. Weeks previous the paper will be running marketing campaigns and promotional ads to advertise this event. Sign up for Fair | The last day to sign up to participate in the Grapvine Fair is Thursday, April 7th. The fair will be held on Monday April 11th 11 a.m.-3 p.m. FULL PAGE PROMO

Advertisements | The deadlines for Daily design services is Monday, March 28th. The deadline for finished ads is Friday, April 1st.

DETAILS + Fair held at the Coffman Memorial Union in the Great Hall Room + Located on the ground floor + Will need to bring own supplies Equipt with | + prep kitchen + private backstage restroom + public restrooms + electrical outlets +a green room (which will be reserved for filling out voting ballots) Fair set up and take down details | + Set up will be taking place from anytime between 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. + Take down will occur at 3:15 p.m. + We have to be out of the Great Hall by 4:00 p.m.

* FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE * This is only a mock up deign of what it will look like.

2221 University Ave. SE Suite 450 | 612.435.5772 | mndaily.com

THE MINNESOTA DAILY

It’s Gopher Homecoming Season! This season marks the beginning of a new era in Big Ten football with the introduction of the Nebraska Cornhuskers into our conference. The Cornhuskers will be challenged for the first time since leaving the Big 12 in beating the Minnesota Gophers under newly appointed head coach Jerry Kill. This epic homecoming game, taking place on October 22nd will be prefaced by a plethora of events occuring over the weekend, including the annual Homecoming parade down University Avenue and an official performance by local legend Atmosphere at TCF Bank Stadium, the Alumni Awards Celebration, and the Flag Football Competition finals! Editorial in this special section will feature a preview of the game and matchups, information on the weekend’s events, as well as an array of our Homecoming related content.

Dates DISTRIBUTED BY RACK ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20TH DISTRIBUTED BY HAND ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22ND RETAIL ADVERTISING DEADLINE: OCTOBER 14TH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEADLINE: OCTOBER 14TH DISTRIBUTION NUMBER: 20,000 SIZE: BROADSHEET, B-SECTION

Details The Homecoming Issue will be a B-Section in the Thursday paper during Homecoming week. Since The Minnesota Daily does not publish on Fridays, this means the Thursday issue containing all ads will be on distribution racks and be picked up for 4 entire days, Thursday through Sunday! The issue will also be distributed on campus on gameday, October 22nd, to students, fans, alumni, faculty and staff. Not to mention, with lowered color rates to just $150, you can make your ad stand out even more!

Pricing (Normal Rates) RETAIL ADVERTISING RATES

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES

LOCAL $13.50 per column inch

DISPLAY RATES

UNIVERSITY STUDENT ORGANIZATION $10.00 per column inch UNIVERSITY DEPTARTMENTS & BUSINESSES $10.50 per column inch NATIONAL $19.15 per column inch IMC, frequency and new client discounts apply

REGULAR $16.50 per column inch

DISCOUNT COLOR

$150

The Minnesota Daily Bar & Beer Guide, Fall 2010

Bar and beer guide 2011 Date of Issue: Retail Advertising Deadline: Classifieds Advertising Deadline: Distribution Number: Size: Retail Advertising Rates:

september 29, 2011 September 21st September 21st 20,000 B-Section Local $12.50 per column inch

University Student Org. Univ. Depts. & Biz. National Color Full Color

$10.00 per column inch $10.50 per column inch $19.15 per column inch $250.00

IMC, frequenct and new discounts apply

Classifieds Advertising Rates:

Display Rates Regular Linage Rates Billed Prepaid

$16.50 per column inch $3.10 per line $2.70 per line

Description: The Bar and Beer Guide is the second annual special section that is designed to educate the student body on various

excellent brews and bars. This guide will be a B-Section in our September 29, 2011 publication and 20,000 copies will be distributed as normal. Some of the content featured in this publication includes, but are not limited to, beer reviews, bar specials and stories surrounding bars and beers of editorialâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s choice.

Benefits:

Used as reference guide for students to learn about and experience new bars and beers.

Editorial content based around entertainment.

New semester with several thousand eager new students (freshmen and transfer) looking for on-campus entertainment.

2011 Survival Guide The Survival Guide is a magazine that prepares students for their ﬁrst few weeks on campus. The name is a perfect description of the content inside the issue in that it is really focused on information for freshmen and new students to campus. While this has it’s appeals to that audience, it is also a great issue for returning students because they are aware of the Daily, are likely to pick it up on the ﬁrst day of school, and will be exposed to the content inside. Articles and advertisements in the Survival Guide are targeted towards educating students about events, student groups, classes, safety, transportation, sports, restaurants, housing, and entertainment at the University of Minnesota.

20,000

Distribution Number Inserted in First Day of Fall Issue

The Beneﬁt for You

Special Magazine Size

7,500 new freshman and undergraduate transfer students are looking to familiarize themselves with area businesses (also 3,000 new and transferring graduate students)

Tabloid Sizing

The magazine format and enamel gloss cover attracts readers because it diﬀers from the standard broadsheet paper normally printed by The Minnesota Daily Students hold on to these issues as a guide during their ﬁrst year on campus

Date of Issue

July 27th, 2011

Retail Advertising Deadline

July 27th, 2011

June 06, 2011 (Freshman/Transfer Orientation Begins) September 6th, 2011 – First Day of Fall Issue

Premium Placements

Advertising Rates Full Page (10”x 10”) Half Page Horizontal (10”x4.93”) Half Page Vertical (4.92”x10”) Quarter Page (4.92”x4.93”) Eighth Page (2.38”x4.93”)

Color

Classiﬁeds Adverting Deadline

$850.00 $450.00 $450.00 $225.00 $125.00

Inside Front Cover Inside Back Cover Back Cover

$150

IMC, Linage, and New Client Discounts Apply

SOLD SOLD SOLD

$1,500.00 $1,500.00 $2,200.00

September 2011 | The Minnesota Daily | DIRECT: 612-435-2099

Back to School with the Minnesota Daily Get to know your Marketing Consultant As you all should know, my name is Claire Dunlap, and I have been a Retail Marketing Consultant for the Minnesota Daily since May 2011. I am currently a senior in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications, pursuing a degree in Professional Strategic Communications with a minor in Management through the Carlson School of Business. When I am not in school or at the Daily, you could find me babysitting my way through college all over the cities. Otherwise I am spending time up north at my familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cabin, hula hooping in my backyard, eating at some new strange restaurant, dancing around at a concert, and just generally enjoying the Twin Cities. I hope that provides a little more insight as to who I am, and I look forward to getting to know you over the course of this school year! Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t ever hesitate to call me with any questions about advertising with the Daily, and I will definitely be in touch with you to let you know about new and upcoming opportunities!

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

10:15am2:15pm; 4:30-6:00

12:30pm2pm

10:15am2:15pm

12:30pm2pm

1:30 pm4pm

8am10am, 2:30pm4:30pm

2:15pm5:15pm

8am10am, 2:30pm4:30pm

W: 612-435-2099 C: 612-845-3580 cdunlap@mndaily.com

Dates to Remember Fall Special Issues 9/6

(With Survival Guide)

In order to communicate more effectively with each other, here is what my typical week looks like. If you are unable to reach me at my office, feel free to call me on my cell phone at 612-845-3580.

In Class/ Unavailable

Retail Marketing Consultant

Back to School Issue

Fall Semester Schedule

In the Office/ Available

Claire Dunlap

2:15pm8:15pm

After 5pm

During the school year, the Minnesota Daily publishes 20,000 copies daily, Monday thru Thursday, distributed to over 200 rack locations

Fall Sports Preview

9/8

Bar and Beer Guide

9/29

Homecoming Issue

10/13

Fall Finals Issue

12/15

Looking Ahead MN DAILY CLOSED

12/16-1/16

First Day of Spring

1/17

Sex-U-Mah

2/9

Housing Guide

2/23

Grapevine Awards

3/29

Finals Issue

5/4

Ski-U-Mah

5/7

Survival Guide

6/7

*Mention this mailer and receive 50% off of color on your next ad!*

The Minnesota Daily 2221 University Avenue SE Suite 450 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414 DIRECT: 612-435-2099 FAX: 612-435-5865 mdavis@mndaily.com The Minnesota Daily is the 3rd largest newspaper in the Twin Cities metro area and proud to be named the 2011 Best All-Around Daily Student Newspaper by the Society of Professional Journalists Find us on the Web: www.mndaily.com

Tips for placing your 2011 Fall Semester Ads After a long summer on campus, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s time for the transition from the once-a-week summer publication back to our Monday-Thursday full distribution! Some reminders going forward: Final deadline for placement, payment, and artwork of any print display advertisement is at 3:30pm TWO business days prior to run date. Special Issues have earlier deadlines; keep in touch with your rep to avoid missing these opportunities!

NEW at the Minnesota Daily With the new school year come some great new additions to the Minnesota Daily offerings, be on the lookout for the following: Stay tuned for the launch of our brand new Android and iPhone MN Daily application that will bring campus news, maps, event schedules and other features directly to the palm of the U of M student body! The 2011-2012 Media Kit is in the process of being completed and will be sent out immediately upon arrival, look for it around mid-September. New advertising opportunities have been added to the mndaily.com, check out the new Page Curl and Middle Banner options online!

The Minnesota Daily 2221 University Avenue SE Suite 450 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414

Back to School Issue 2011 Date of Issue: Retail Advertising Deadline: Classifieds Advertising Deadline: Size: Retail Advertising Rates:

september 06, 2011 August 25th August 25th Broadsheet + Survival Guide (Magazine / Tabloid) Local $12.50 per column inch

University Student Org. $10.00 per column inch Univ. Depts. & Biz. $10.50 per column inch

National

$19.15 per column inch

Classifieds Advertising Rates:

Display Rates Regular Linage Rates Billed Prepaid

$16.50 per column inch $3.10 per line $2.70 per line

Description: The first daily issue hits newsstands on September 06, and students definitely take notice. This is the first regular

issue that Freshmen and transfer students are exposed to, and for this reason, the annual Survival Guide Issue is inserted into the Back to School Issue. This issue also helps incoming students familiarize and re-familiarize themselves with the area and get back into the habit of classes and daily routines. This issue is a great way for buisinesses to get the studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; attention early on and establish a relationship with the college demographic.

Benefits:

7,500 new freshmen and undergraduate transfer students are looking to familiarize themselves with the area business (also 3,000 new and transferring graduate students)

30,000 undergraduate students and 15,000 graduate students are returning to the University for fall semester.

Most-read issue of the year!

The Survival Guide is inserted to attract more readership.

Over 45,000 Students return to the university each fall semester

Fall Sports Preview 2011 Date of Issue: Retail Advertising Deadline: Classifieds Advertising Deadline: Distribution Number: Size:

september 8th, 2011 August 25th, 2011 August 25th, 2011

Tabloid with glossy cover + inserted into regular Thursday paper on September 8th, 2011. The publication will also be handed out to students and fans entering the opening football game on Saturday, September 10, 2011.

Advertising Rates:

Ad Sizes

Full Page Half-Page Quarter Page Eighth Page Color

Premium Placements

Back Cover Inside Front Cover Inside Back Cover Sports INtro Page

20,000

$900 $500 $275 $150 $150 (Normally $250) $2,200 (free color) $1,500 (free color) $1,500 (free color) $1,200

Classifieds Advertising Rates:

Display Rates Regular Linage Rates Billed Prepaid

$16.50 per column inch $3.10 per line $2.70 per line

Description: The Fall Sportds Preview is a tabloid-style, glossy-covered publication that is published prior to the first football

game of the season. It will include editorial content focusing on all of the fall Gopher sports teams and key rivalries. This publication is ideal for businesses looking to draw in gameday crowds as well as generate awareness from not only college students, but also the tens of thousands of parents, fans, faculty, staff and alumni that will be attending the season-opening game and receiving this publication. The exposure will be huge!

Benefits:

1. Maximum Exposure - Tens of thousands of people attending this game from all age groups. 2. Hand and Rack distribution - Put into peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hands for guaranteed exposure, not only do you reach college students with the Thursday insert in the paper, but also gain attention of alumni, fans, afaculty, parents, siblings, etc. for added exposure.

SKI-U-MAH 2011 Year-End Issue

DESCRIPTION The Ski-U-Mah issue is a comprehensive look at the last 4 years in U of M and national history created to provide the U of M student body with a keepsake and yearbook-like publication. In its inaugural year, it proved to be a massive hit amongst the U of M community and its businesses alike! It’s packaged in a high-gloss, high-quality front cover along with glossy, full-color content and ads. This graduation issue is going to be distributed to every graduation ceremony and all over campus on our 200+ distribution racks. Want maximum exposure and massive marketing value with a classy touch? This is your publication!

DATES Publish Date: May 9th, 2011 Deadline: For ad work - April 25th, 2011 For finished ads - April 29th, 2011

SIZES + PRICING Full Page (10.52” x 7.6”): $1500 ½ Page Vertical (5.2” x 7.6”): $850 ½ Page Horizontal (10.52” x 3.75”): $850 Quarter Page (5.2” x 3.75”): $450 Student Group Ad (5.2” x 7.6”): $250 - Premium Placement Inside Front Cover: $2250 Inside Back Cover: $2000 Sponsorship Pages: $1700

2010 Cover

- Other Special Placements (15% Charge)

-Sports Section -News Section -Arts and Entertainment

FEATURES Full Color included in price! + Glossy color helps you stand out! 20,000 Circulation + Larger than normal, massive exposure! Premium Publication Status + Keepsake, extended shelf-life and marketing value! Distributed to Grad Ceremonies + That means parents, students, alumni, faculty, and staff!

2010 Student Group Pages

Minnesota Daily Publication Calendar 2012 ISSUE

PUBLICATION

ECM DEADLINE

RETAIL AD

LINAGE

ISSUE SIZE

CIRCULATION

COVER

F irst Day if Fall

9/6/2011

9/5/2011

8/25/2011

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Broadsheet

Normal

Survival Guide

9/6/2011

9/5/2011*

7/7/2011

----

Tabloid

Inserted into Normal

Glossy (already sent)

Fall Sports Guide

9/8/2011

9/7/2011*

8/25/2011

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Tablod

20,000

Glossy (8/31/2011)

Bar & Beer Guide

9/29/2011

9/28/2011

9/21/2011

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Broadsheet

Normal

Homecoming

10/20/2011

10/17/2011

10/12/2011

Broadsheet

Normal

Game Issue

11/17/2011

11/16/2011

11/10/2011

11/16/2011

Broadsheet

Normal

Fall Finals

12/15/2011

12/14/2011

12/7/2011

12/14/2011

Broadsheet

20,000

Normal

First Day of Spring

1/17/2012

1/16/2012

1/11/2012

1/16/2012

Broadsheet

Normal

Sex-U-Mah

2/9/2012

2/8/2012

2/3/2012

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Broadsheet

Inserted into Normal

Normal

Housing Guide

2/23/2012

2/22/2012

2/17/2012

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Tabloid

Normal + 2,000 for Fair

newsprint (2/22/2012)

Grapevine Awards

3/29/2012

3/28/2012

3/23/2012

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Broadsheet

Inserted Into Normal

Normal

Day in the Life

4/19/2012

4/18/2012

4/13/2012

4/18/2012

Broadsheet

Normal

Finals Issue

5/4/2012

5/3/2012

4/20/2012

5/3/2012

Broadsheet

20,000

Normal

Ski-U-Mah

5/7/2012

TBD

4/19/2012

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Special Size

20,000

Glossy (TBD)

First Day of Summer

5/30/2012

5/29/2012

5/28/2012

5/29/2012

Broadsheet

17,000

Normal

Survival Guide

6/7/2012

6/6/2012*

5/28/2012 (1st) 7/26/2012 (2nd)

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Broadsheet

5,600 + First Day of Fall Circulation

Glossy (TBD)

* Newsprint special issues are due the night before publication. * Glossy special issue covers are due one week before publication.

* Editorial deadlines are 3 days before ad prod deadlines * Ad prod deadlines are 2 days before publications * Therefore, sales deadlines should be 5 days before publications.

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with an award-winning past, student media forges forward Student Media at Northwest Missouri State University showcases our national award-winning publications and stations. It is possible to get involved with the newspaper, yearbook, DVD, radio station and television station your freshman year of college. Northwest Missourian, NWMissourinews. com, Tower yearbook and the Tower DVD have all received the coveted Pacemaker Award from Associated Collegiate Press and Crown Awards from Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The Pacemaker and Crown awards place these media outlets in the top 1 percent in the country. The radio station, KZLX, has received the Marconi Award for college broadcast station of the year. Twice within the last four years, the Missourian has been recognized with the Best Non-Daily Broadsheet Newspaper and received the Apple Award at the College Media Advisers Convention in New York. Over the years, our students have been named Designer of the Year and placed in Story of the Year competition through ACP. Our student designers have showcased their work by placing in CMA’s Best of Collegiate Design Contest. Northwest Missouri State University was the sixth college in the country to see its newspaper and yearbook inducted into the ACP Hall of Fame. This honor recognizes

a publication’s excellence after its 10th consecutive All American ranking. We understand the time commitment it takes for a person to be on staff or to serve on the editorial and management boards of our media outlets. Our editors and managers positions are paid. Our advertising representatives are paid commission. We have always been a leader in digital and online reporting. Northwest launched one of the first collegiate online newspapers. Tower yearbook featured the first CD-ROM and then DVD supplement to its award-winning publication. We have always embraced the changes within our industry and started convergence and multimedia reporting 10 years ago. We were converging before it was the thing to do. Because of Northwest’s commitment to convergence, our newsroom just underwent a $100,000 renovation in facilities and additional equipment purchases. Student Media is located in Wells Hall. The broadcast facilities occupy the second floor and print and digital media occupy the lower level of the building. Our commitment is to inform our readers, listeners and viewers about events and activities on campus and in the community. Our innovative methods of delivering that information make your experience at Northwest invaluable for your resume.

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The storm begins with a blast o� icy rain.

The storm rages from Okla. to Maine, covering 1/3 o� the country.

KEVIN BIRDSELL | CHIEF VISUAL JOURNALIST

COACH MEL TJEERDSMA answers questions a�ter his retirement announcement on Dec. 29 in the third ﬂoor J.W. Jones Student Union boardroom. Tjeerdsma spent 17 years coaching at Northwest and won three national championships. He plans to spend more time with family as well as relocate back to Texas.

INSIDE | A7 Looking back on 2010

4-time national coach o� the year 32 playo�� victories 42 playo�� game appearances 2010 inductee into Division II Hall o� Fame 2010 inductee into Missouri Sports Hall o� Fame

For the ﬁrst time Northwest canceled classes for 3 consecutive days

Dec. 12, 1998

– ﬁrst team in Division II history to go 15-0, ﬁrst o� three national championships under Tjeerdsma

Dec. 11, 1999

– team becomes back-to-back national champions

Dec. 16, 2006

– 17-14 loss to Grand Valley State in second straight appearance

Dec 15, 2007– 25-21 loss to Val-

dosta State in third straight appearance

Dec. 13, 2008

(LEFT) HY-VEE EMPLOYEE KENT Marolo helps ring up customers who stock up on groceries for the upcoming winter storm on Monday. (MIDDLE) KELLY SCHMITZ SCRAPES the snow from his drive way during the snow storm Tuesday. (RIGHT) JORDAN DAVID AND Chris Kerwin play snow football outside o� Perrin on Wednesday.

As students sleep in, winter storm rages on By Trey Williams News Editor

Dec 12, 2009 – 30 -23 win over

Monday, Governor Jay Nixon held a press conference during which he gave updates from the National Weather Service brieﬁng earlier that day and declared Missouri in a state o� emergency. According to Nixon and the National Weather Service, areas o� Missouri were expected to receive 12 to 20 inches o� snow, a hal� an inch o� ice, winds anywhere from 20 to 30 mph and “temperatures in the single digits for a number o� days in a row,” Nixon said. “This is a very serious storm,” Nixon

Oct. 16, 2010

– MIAA record 42nd straight win in MIAA 42-28 win over Emporia State

Dec. 11, 2010 – 17-13 semiﬁnal

loss at Duluth last game under Tjeerdsma

Dec. 17, 2010

– inducted into Division II Hall o� Fame

Dec. 29, 2010

– retires a�ter 17 seasons with the Bearcats

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sternly reiterated. “We are anticipating a storm that will have a signiﬁcant impact on our state for a number o� days.” Along with declaring a state o� emergency, Nixon signed Executive Order 11-04, activating the Missouri National Guard. Under his orders, Citizen-Soldiers from the Guard were deployed to support local emergency agencies. “Most o� Missouri is expected to be affected by this severe winter storm, which is predicted to cause treacherous road conditions and possibly widespread power outages,” Nixon said. “My chie� concern is the safety o� Missourians, and these orders make state agency resources and the

Citizen-Soldiers o� the Missouri National Guard available to help communities.” While the rest o� Missouri began to scurry in preparation for the storm, Maryville sat in its upper northwest corner, its college students praying for just one rare snow day o�f. They got three, the ﬁrst time in history Northwest has recorded three straight snow days for one storm. According to Chris Redden, hardscape grounds supervisor, the fact that snow was swirling about the campus complicated the clearing and led to the ﬁve-day weekend. “The blowing snow is what’s the most

INSIDE | A6 Rose Theatre features local bands

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What to do during a severe storm

1. Listen to radio, television, or Weather Radio for weather reports and emergency information. 2. Wear several layers o� loose ﬁtting, light-weight, warm clothing rather than one layer o� heavy clothing. 3. I� a blizzard traps you in the car: Pull o�� the highway, turn on hazard lights and hang a distress ﬂag from the radio antenna or window. 4. I� you do not have heat in your residence, temporarily close o�� some rooms and remain in one area o� the residence. to read more tips go to our website

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About Us The Northwest Missourian is a free weekly newspaper covering the campus and city of Maryville. Each week’s newspaper covers University and community news, Bearcat’s and Spoofhound’s sports as well as features and entertainment. At the same time, the Northwest Missourian provides a valuable opportunity to enhance students undergraduate experience through education, training and hands-on application. Litho Silkscreen Embossed

STATE OF EMERGENCY

– 21-14 loss to Duluth in fourth straight appearance Grand Valley third National Championship under Tjeerdsma, in ﬁ�th straight appearance

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The sun emerges from behind a veil o� cloud coverage as residents begin to dig out from the storm.

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Dec. 10, 2005

– 21-17 loss to Grand Valley State, the ﬁrst o� ﬁve straight appearances in the NCAA Division II National Championship game

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INSIDE | A6 Remembering the past

1994

– Takes over as head coach at Northwest. Goes 0-11 in ﬁrst season with team

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It is health that is the real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.” -Mahatma Ghandi

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The accolades of a coaching legend

17 seasons as Northwest head coach 183-32 record at Northwest 12 MIAA Championships 3 national championships 7 national championship appearances

Northwest closes campus for a second day in a row

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Scott Bostwick, former defensive coordinator, was named head coach and successor to the man he has teamed up with since both their arrivals in 1994. Bostwick had served 17 seasons as defensive coordinator and linebacker coach under Tjeerdsma and has patiently waited for his opportunity to take the reins o� this program. He even admitted he turned down multiple head coaching positions because he knew he longed for an opening at Northwest. “I’ve had a lot o� opportunities to go to bigger schools,” Bostwick said. “Head coachings here and there. My whole statement is i� I was ever going to be a head coach it’s going to be here.” His time was rewarded and a new title was added to his name. Bostwick and his wife Sue live in Maryville and have two children. Leah is a freshman on the Northwest volleyball team and Eric is a junior at Maryville High School.

Coach Tʼs Career Highlights A�ter the legendary run by coach Mel Tjeerdsma, here is a look back at the highlights throughout his illustrious career. From his appearance at Northwest to his groundbreaking retirement, Mel is more than a Bearcat but the passion behind the ‘Paw.’

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Former coordinator takes over new role

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other coach and I didn’t feel that was fair to another coach. It wasn’t fair to our program and it wasn’t fair to our succeeding head coach,” Tjeerdsma said. When it came time to unveil his decision, he addressed a small crowd that included his wife, the entire Northwest football coaching sta�� and their wives, current and former players, University faculty and sta�� and fans clad faithfully in green and white. “When I was sitting there I didn’t think much about it,” new head coach Scott Bostwick said. “But then coach starts welling up, (thought o�) a lot o� memories, a lot o� awesome memories. Dr. Jasinski hit it right on the button about being so grounded: that’s Mel Tjeerdsma…Not many people get to leave on their own terms. He’s doing it the way he wants to and that’s pretty special.” The day before Tjeerdsma announced his intentions, he spent most o� Tuesday a�ternoon and evening contacting his players to inform them o� the changes to the Bearcat coaching sta�f.

NW TRACK

By Tony Botts Sports Editor

By now, the news has spread far and wide across the Midwest and throughout Division II. The day in which Mel Tjeerdsma stepped away from one o� the most successful programs in all o� college football came during a quiet week over winter break. Family was on the mind o� the four-time Coach o� the Year as he made his decision to depart from the Northwest coaching sta�f. He leaves a�ter 17 seasons and three national championships and creating a juggernaut in the MIAA and Division II playo�fs. “Coach Tjeerdsma has no apologies to make to this institutition,” President John Jasinski said. “He has served his time and served it well. Those that came before him set the stage and he has set the stage

for those that come a�ter.” Tjeerdsma said the thought o� retirement remained throughout the season and following the program’s third national title victory over Grand Valley State last December. “The decision has been on my mind since last summer,” Tjeerdsma said. “I didn’t make a ﬁnal decision, I didn’t share it with anybody other than Carol (Tjeerdsma)...I really don’t have any second thoughts. I’m sure I will at some point, but when we got back from Duluth I talked to Dr. Jasinski and asked i� we could meet. I alerted him then that I pretty much had made up my mind, but I needed some things to work out.” With former assistant head coach Will Wagner receiving the head coaching position at Angelo State days prior to Tjeerdsma’s announcement, the long time head coach knew things needed to speed up. “Will got the head coaching job at Angelo, ( and) it kind o� pushed things ahead a little bit because the next thing I had to do was hire an-

NW BASEBALL

Football program must reload, refocus with loss of iconic figure head

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Coach steps down after 17 seasons

Northwest follows schools across the country and cancels classes.

Older brothers tossed a football in the air for their younger siblings to catch and the smell of juicy brats and burgers wafted in the air and was carried by the crisp fall breeze. It was Family Weekend at the University and

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families flocked to Bearcat Stadium to tailgate, spend time with their loved ones and watch football. “It was nice to catch up,” Allan Smith said. “I don’t get to see them very much and [family weekend] really helps.” Some students used the influx of families

It allows the parents to meet the students’ friends and get a chance to see what Northwest is all about.

to their advantage. Junior, Rena Coen, created a quilt over the summer to auction to benefit the Sigma Alpha Agriculture Sorority and St. Jude’s. “Family weekend gives my family an excuse for them to make the trip up here,” Coen said.

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Lauren Henrichs “This year, my family came up here because they wanted [to be] a part of raffling off my quilt. It’s something that my mom and I do together.” The weekend gave students the opportunity to show their families what college was like for them. “[Family weekend] allows them to show their parents where they live the majority of the year and what kind of activities they are involved in,” Lauren Henrichs, whose family came to see her, said. “It allows the parents to meet the students friends and get a chance to see what Northwest is all about.” A local Maryville family won the Family of the Year award. Dr. Jerry

Wilmes and his wife Robin graduated from the University and was nominated by their daughter Leah, a junior public administrator major. writer allie richard

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17 Seasons as the University’s Head Coach 183-32 Record 12 MIAA Championships 3 National Championships 7 National Championship appearances 1994

In Tjeerdsma coached the first team to go 15-0 in Division II history

4 time National Coach of the Year He has produced 119 All-MIAA student athletes 2010

Inductee into the Division II Hall of Fame

When people spoke about Mel Tjeerdsma, they often spoke about his character and how accomplished of a football coach he was.

the logo on the football helmets, a paw print with an “N” inside it, and what it meant to him. “It’s really become a symbol of pride for a great Uni-

“Coach T’s eyes have been on the stars, but his feet have been on the ground,” President John Jasinski said. “Coach has always held high expectations of himself and others around him. But the beauty of the man is that his feet have been on the ground.”

versity,” Tjeerdsma said. “Northwest is a great University and I think that paw is something we all identify with now. You’ve always been proud of Northwest, but I think it’s given you a little more identity, but to me, the paw is a family.”

Tjeerdsma was one of the most successful and wellrespected coaches in the history of collegiate football. He turned the Bearcat Football program into a model program for the country, and was able to do so with class, common sense and without excessive problems off the ﬁeld.

Tjeerdsma went on to say how a football team was a family. “A football team is a family, our coaches, our players,” Tjeerdsma said. “I don’t think there’s anything that represents family more than after a game at Bearcat Stadium,

Tjeerdsma announced his retirement from Bearcat Football Dec. 29, during winter break.

where you see everyone down on the ﬁeld. That’s what it’s all about and that to me is what Bearcat Football has

“I’m retiring from coaching strictly for our family,” Tjeerdsma said. “Right now we [he and his wife Carol] have seven grandchildren and we just haven’t seen much

been for the last 17 years.” Tjeerdsma and his wife re-located to Texas since six of their seven grandchildren were located right around that

of them. We hope to get to spend more time with them and that’s why I’m doing this.”

area. Tjeerdsma went on to tell of his hopes, future plans and to thank all the various people involved with making

Tjeerdsma had been part of the Bearcat family for 17 years. He led the University to the playoffs 13 times in the last 15 seasons, sported a 32-10 overall past season

his time at the University a pleasant one. “I don’t think I’ll coach again,” Tjeerdsma said. “I never say never, but that’s not my plan right now. But

record and is the program’s all-time winningest coach. At the press conference announcing his retirement,

most of all, my prayer is that God will continue to bless each of you, our fans, our coaches and continue to bless

Tjeerdsma talked about what really summarized his feelings and that was a feeling of awe. He also talked about

Bearcat Football because we’ve been blessed.”

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February is the month for love. And sex. For this special issue of Ampersand Magazine, our writers and photographers will be chronicling sex in the Classic City. Join us as we share stories of love and passion, features on Athens’ adult novelty and video stores, Valentine’s Day events and happenings, details on where to buy your lover the best gifts, and much more. From mild to wild, this issue of Ampersand Magazine is sure to please. Circulation • On February 6, 2012, 8,000 copies of & Magazine will be distributed on campus and around Athens. Sales Deadline • Space will go fast, so be sure to confirm your spot in the February 2012 issue of & Magazine prior to January 20, 2012.

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reers and internships within the department. The Department of State is always trying to recruit people who are interested in representing and serving U.S. foreign policy. Meredith McKee, a CSU alumna who graduated in May, has interned with the Department of State twice, first in Washington D.C. and then for the Public Affairs Office at the U.S. embassy in Nigeria this summer. She said she is working toward a career in the Foreign Service Office promoting human rights and public diplomacy. McKee will be stationed at embassies all over the world, spending three years in each country. “The goal is to properly equip the Afghan police by instituting mentoring and training programs so they can eventually operate independently,” Kraft said. He added that they hope to give Afghan forces complete control of security and combat by 2014 so the U.S. will withdraw its troops and take on more of a supporting role. “It’s great for us to see there are places in the U.S. Department of State that fo-

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MR. STEREOTYPE MMXI Friday Dec. 2

DETAILS: Student Life Newspaper will be doing neighborhood spotlights on The Loop, Clayton, Centreal West End and The Grove and South Grand areas starting on February 6th. This two page color spread will feature editorial content with limited ad space. Reserve one of the sixteen full color ad spaces for only $99. If you’d like to participate in this feature, please contact us by the correct deadline for your neighborhood section. Space will be reserved on a first come, first served basis.

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PUBLICATION DATES & DEADLINES: Neighborhood Deadline

The Loop Monday, Jan. 30th Clayton Monday, Feb. 6th CWE Monday, Feb. 13th The Grove, Tower Grove & South Grand Monday, Feb. 20th

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Monday, Feb. 6th Monday, Feb. 13th Monday, Feb. 20th Monday, Feb. 27th

*Price includes full color E-Mail PDF ads to: advertising@studlife.com

CONTACT INFORMATION

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ph: (314) 935–6713 fax: (314) 935–5938 Online: www.readallover.com E-Mail: advertising@studlife.com

Washington University Student Media, Inc. One Brookings Drive, Box 1039 330 Danforth University Center Saint Louis, MO 63130–4899

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Announce specials and entertainment shows in the 2011-2012 Drink & Dine section with a discounted weekly ad in Student Life! THE DETAILS: Student Life is publishing a weekly Drink & Dine section, giving your business an easy and affordable way to advertise your weekly specials and entertainment acts. Your ad will be seen by nearly 18,000 students, faculty and staff each week!

what you get: You will receive an ad approximately 3.2” x 3” that will appear each week (14 weeks per semester!) in the Drink & Dine section. You can change the ad each week to reflect your weekly specials and entertainment. To see an example of what the section looks like in print visit: http://www.studlife.com/media/pdf/2010-2011/11-01-19.pdf

the cost: A limited number of spots are available in Student Life’s Drink & Dine section. The first nine spots are available for just $750 per semester, or $1250 for the whole year. Full color is included at no additional charge!

how do i get involved?: Call 314-935-6713 or e-mail advertising@studlife.com and we’ll contact you with additional information. Don’t delay, though...space is limited and is sold on a first-come, first-served basis. The Drink & Dine section begins running on September 1st!

We urge you to take part in this year’s section. It’s a great way to get maximum exposure for your business at a low cost! Act now!

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The Dining & Entertainment Guide is a full color magazine inserted into the Student Life newspaper right before Parent’s Weekend, an ideal time for the Washington University community to be researching dining and entertainment options.

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The magazine will be distributed in 5,000 copies of Student Life all over campus. The guide publishes on October 17th, so that students and their parents may review it before Parent’s Weekend on October 21st - 23rd. The guide will continue to serve as a dining and entertainment resource throughout the year.

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$495* $495* $295*

*All prices include full color E-Mail PDF ads to: advertising@studlife.com

Publication Date:

Cover Prices & Availability

Monday, October 17

The magazine will have a glossy cover. The following premium positions are available on a first come, first served basis at the following rates:

deadline: Monday, October 3

Back cover: Inside front cover: Inside back cover:

$995 $895 $895

Cover Deadline: September 26th

Contact Information ph: (314) 935–6713 fax: (314) 935–5938 Online: www.readallover.com E-Mail: advertising@studlife.com

Washington University Student Media, Inc. One Brookings Drive, Box 1039 330 Danforth University Center Saint Louis, MO 63130–4899

H I T YO U R TA R G E T

Are you getting your fair share of the Wash U market? With nearly 20,000 students, faculty and staff and annual student spending in excess of $72 million/year, the Wash U market is a lucrative market you don’t want to miss out on. As we begin preparing for the new school year, we wanted to touch base and let you know about some exciting new marketing and advertising opportunities for the coming year. Enclosed is some information about Wash U and our product offerings. On the back of this letter is our publication schedule for the upcoming year. Starting this fall, we’ll be publishing every Monday and Thursday, with enhanced online content. The deadline for our Back-to-School issue is August 18th, make sure you don’t miss out on our biggest issue of the year! We will be in touch over the next few weeks in order to follow up but please don’t hesitate to call (314) 935-6713 or email advertising@studlife.com if you have any questions or would like more information. We look forward to working with you in the coming year!

Washington University Student Media, Inc. • 1 Brookings Drive • Campus Box 1039 • Saint Louis, MO 63130 • Phone: (314) 935-6713 • FAX: (314) 935-5938 advertising@studlife.com • For Product Info & Rates Visit: www.readallover.com

H I T Y O U R TA R G ET student Life newspaper Publication Dates August 2011

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Welcome Back Issue: August 25, 2011

Our first issue of the year hits the campus before classes begin and just as students return. Take advantage of this opportunity to reach students as they move into their dorm or apartment! One of the most widely read all year, this issue is picked up as students head to their first day of classes for the year (or in some cases their first day of college)!

Career Fair Guide Issues: September 13, 2011 & Spring Date TBA

Looking to recruit the nation’s finest graduates? Let WU students know about your company and any jobs and internships you have available.

Dining & Entertainment Guide: October 17, 2011

Students, faculty and staff are always looking for dining and entertainment ideas. This magazine is inserted into the newspaper right before Parent’s weekend in the fall.

The Moving Line (Housing Magazine): November 14, 2011 Glossy cover magazine that is a guide to off campus housing. Inserted into the newspaper in November and distributed on newsstands and at the housing fair again in February 2012.

Visitor’s Guide Magazine: January 2012

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Valentine’s Issue: February 13, 2012

By far the most popular and widely read issue amongst our students, this special issue explores all of the facets of the love lives, relationships, and romance of today’s college student.

The Finish Line (Commencement Magazine): May 7, 2012

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This is your first chance to place your business in the minds (and mailboxes) of incoming students! This glossy cover magazine is mailed to the incoming freshman in addition to our normal campus distribution.

First Regular Issue: September 1, 2011

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Glossy cover keepsake magazine commemorating seniors. On stands for days leading up to graduation, it’s a great way to congratulate graduates and attract visitors to your business.

Fall 2011 August 23

Back to School

Kick off the new semester and inform all incoming freshmen and returning students about your business.

September 2

Show your Horned Frog spirit! This issue promotes the start of a big TCU football season, so don’t miss out on being a part of it!

September 23

Student’s families are in town to shop, eat and enjoy time together. Make sure Horned Frog families know about your business.

Football Preview

Family Weekend

October 7

Show students where to find your business. This is every student’s guide to the area! Don’t miss your chance to get on the map!

October 21

Parents, alumni, faculty, and students will have the whole weekend in Fort Worth and will be looking for places to go and things to do. Make sure they come to you! Get an inside look into the upcoming TCU basketball season. Support Horned Frog Basketball and showcase your business.

Guide to Fort Worth

Homecoming

November 4

Basketball Preview

November 18

Holiday Gift Guide

December 2 Graduation

Students do a lot of their holiday shopping before they go home. Show them where to find the best gifts!

Devoted to December 2011 graduating seniors. Parents, friends, campus departments and businesses will be congratulating the new graduates.

Spring 2012 January 18

As we start the new semester, remind students where you are and what you’re about!

January 27

Focused on Horned Frog spring sports, show your Purple Pride for TCU’s baseball, track, golf and tennis teams!

Welcome Back Spring Sports Guide

February 10

Great for restaurants, flower shops, candy stores and similar businesses that want students to know where to go for Valentine’s Day gifts and celebrations.

February 24

It’s Spring, and students want to look their best for the warmer weather. Make sure they know where to go to get ready for Spring!

Valentine’s Day

Health, Beauty, Fitness

March 9

Perfect for every Fort Worth hot spot! Let students know where they should be hanging out, whether for a study break or a night on the town!

March 30

TCU Frogs are fashion forward and always look for places to shop for the perfect outfit. Make sure they know where to find their next great buys.

Out on the Town

Frog Fashions

April 27

Graduation

May 4

Orientation

special sections

Is devoted to May 2012 graduating seniors. Parents, friends, campus departments and businesses will be congratulating the new graduates. Distributed at orientation sessions throughout the summer, this is your opportunity to introduce your business to the newest members of the Horned Frog family. Call 817.257.7426 or E-mail skiffads@tcu.edu to contact to an Ad Executive Full color for an additional $60 Save 10% on your total bill when you advertise in all 8 sections in a semester. *Minimum ad size: six column inches

SKIFF TCU DAILY

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Your Little Frog is Finally Graduating! Freeze this moment in time with a personalized, full color ad in the TCU Daily Skiff’s keepsake graduation issue. Your graduation wish will be published on April 21, 2011.

Courtney Elizabeth Kimbrough Courtney, Your love of life and positive attitude have never ceased to amaze us. We love you so much and couldn’t be prouder of all you’ve achieved. The Lord has blessed you; always remember to thank Him.

We love you, Mama & Diddy

Example of a 5.14” x 4” advertisment 1. Fill out the personalized message below. 2. Check the box below for the ad size you would prefer. 3. Enclose a baby picture of your graduate. Ads are published in full color.

4. Enclose a check or money order made out to The TCU Daily Skiff. We also accept credit cards. 5. Enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope if you would like your photo returned. 6. Ads must be received by April 7th, 2011.

Name to appear in ad: _______________________________ Your message: (Please do not exceed the Your name: ___________________________________ Your address: _________________________________ ____________________________________________

word limit for the size you choose.)

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Your phone number: ____________________________ ___________________________________ Charge Card (circle one)

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___________________________________ -You may attach a separate sheet if needed

Please Return by April 7th to: TCU Daily Skiff, Graduation Wishes TCU Box 298050 Fort Worth, TX 76129

Questions? Call (817) 257-7426

SKIFF TCU DAILY

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TCU Box 298050 • Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Phone: 817.257.7426 • Fax: 817.257.7133 • Email: skiffads@tcu.edu March 3, 2011 Dear Proud Family Member,

It’s amazing how time flies. This May, your baby will finally graduate college. It’s an exciting time of year, and almost 950 graduates will cross the stage with your son or daughter in May. Do you want to make sure your child is noticed in the crowd? Congratulate your son or daughter with a personalized ad in the TCU Daily Skiff’s keepsake graduation issue to be published April 21, 2011. The Skiff is the only official newspaper here at TCU and the perfect way to show your child how proud you really are. Your graduation wish will be published inside the 3,500 copies of the daily edition of the Skiff and circulated throughout campus and in off campus locations. In years past, seniors couldn’t wait to compare all their friends’ pictures. It’s a great way for your favorite student to take a piece of TCU with them when they leave. It’s easy to order your personalized ad, too. Simply fill out the following order form, enclose your message, child’s picture and payment. The cost of full color is already included in the total price. Then, mail it back to us by April 7, 2011. You also have the option of ordering your ad online. Just go to https://wwwb.is.tcu.edu/upay2/GRADAD and complete the process electronically. The submissions must be complete by April 7, 2011. Please feel free to call me at (817) 257-7426 if you have any questions. Don’t miss the opportunity to congratulate your student. Send in your order TODAY! Sincerely,

Courtney Kimbrough Advertising Director TCU Daily Skiff

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Your Baby is Finally Graduating! Don’t forget to send in your child’s personalized full color ad congratulating a job well done. The deadline is April 7th, and the TCU Daily Skiff graduation issue will be published April 21st.

We love you, Mama & Diddy

Send all information to: TCU Daily Skiff Graduation Wishes TCU Box 298050 Fort Worth, TX 76129 Remember: The deadline for graduation wish orders is April 7th! You can also order online at https://wwwb.is.tcu.edu/ upay2/GRADAD

Please call the Skiff advertising office at 817.257.7426 or e-mail skiffads@tcu.edu with any questions.

TCU Daily Skiff Texas Christian University TCU Box 298050 Fort Worth, TX 76129

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James Madison University

BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW SLAM DUNK with the DUKES! Make sure you advertise in this NEW exclusive section! Pricing Guide: Full Page (10.125” x 9.5”) - $685 3/4 Page (7.2813” x 9.5”) - $575 1/2 Horizontal (10.125” x 4.667”) - $355 1/2 Vertical (4.979” x 9.5”) - $355 1/4 Horizontal (4.979” x 4.667”) - $190 1/4 Vertical (2.322” x 9.5”) - $190 1/8 Page (4.979” x 2.25”) - $105

Date Published: December 8, 2011 Ad Deadline: December 1, 2011 (1 Color): $80 (2 Color): $160 (3 Color): $300

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Get the chance to immerse yourself in the jmu spirit with all of our students and their families on family weekend. Families will be flooding into harrisonburg to learn all about campus life with their kids!

Rates & Sizes

Full page $685 10.125” x 9.5” 1/2 page Horizontal $355 10.125” x 4.667” 1/4 page horizontal $190 4.979” x 4.667” 1/8 page $105 4.979” x 2.25” Color charges: 1 color $80 2 colors $160 full color $300

3/4 page $575 7.2813” x 9.5” 1/2 page vertical $355 4.979” x 9.5” 1/4 page vertical $190 2.322” x 9.5”

www.breezejmu.org 540.568.6129 thebreezeads@gmail.com

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Madison Munchies A new advertising section featuring local dining in Port & Main. Reach our local, affluent student and faculty readers with our affordable advertising package.

28- ad package: $504 PER SEMESTER Each ad is 1 inch by 3.264 inches wide. Ad includes four lines of text (35 characters max on each line), plus your logo. These ads are designed to enhance your ROP ads by giving you Top of Mind Awareness! Only $18 per issue!

Down-Home Cooking Chicken, beef, seafood and more Exit 264 off Interstate 81, New Market 555-1212, www.johnny.org

Coffeehouse and Cocktail Lounge

Featuring 20 types of cocktails! 47 West Court Square, Harrisonburg 555-1212, www.artfuldodger.org

Harrisonburgâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Ice Cream

New flavors every week 58 E. Wolfe St., Harrisonburg 555-1212, www.klinesdairybar.com

Authentic Mexican Cuisine

Locations from New Market to Staunton Tuesdays: All you can eat special. 555-1212, www.yummy.org

Pizza Straight from Italy

Great spot for families 123 Main Street, Harrisonburg 555-1212, www.pizza4me.org

Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve Gotta Try Our Burgers Harrisonburg Crossing; Winchester Mall; Staunton Town Center 555-1212, www.fiveguys.org

Baja Bean Company Burritos and more 123 Staunton Street, Staunton 555-1212, www.Baja.org

Celebrating 30 Years Serving James Madison University Since 1922

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Great sandwiches at a great price 321 Main Street, Lexington 555-1212, www.macados.org

Best Barbecue in Harrisonburg

Pork, beef and all the fixins. 56 E. Wolfe St., Harrisonburg 555-1212, www.bbq.org