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The Daily Reveille newspaper

The Legacy magazine

Gumbo year book

KLSU radio

Tiger TV television

Online Media

“Your Gateway to LSU”Student Media Rate Card

2007-2008

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Put Your Message in the Middle.

Where The Metropolitan leads student news.

The Auraria Campus servesover 50,000 people

In the heart of Downtown Denver

2007–2008 AdvertisingRates & Information

THE METROPOLITAN

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www.nyunews.com

Washington Square NewsAdvertising Media Kit

2007-2008

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Welcome

Dear Prospective Advertiser,

It is with great pleasure that I introduce the Washington Square News, the award-winning daily student newspaper of New York University – Americaʼs largest private university. Since 1973, our newspaper has served as the source of news for the NYU community. Thank you for the opportunity to introduce your business to our readership, an ethnically diverse, intelligent and curious community of 60,000 students, faculty and staff members.

Our newspaper publishes 10,000 free copies each weekday, Monday through Friday, throughout the academic year, and is distributed to more than 100 locations in Manhattan. From the NYU Medical Center on 34th Street to the Water Street dorms downtown, you will find a WSN newsstand in undergraduate residence halls, administrative buildings, libraries, sports and recreation facilities.

Our business office prides itself on providing attentive and courteous service and quality, with advertising options and campaigns tailored to your needs. Our Special Editions, such as our Housing Guide (2/25/2007), Freshmen Mail Home Edition (4/21/2007), Commencement Issue (5/12/2007) and Fall Dining Guide (Date to be Determined), provide additional opportunities for your business to reach students and NYU staff.

In the hectic lives of NYU students and staff, our readers seek familiarity. Let us help you cut through the saturated consumer market. From food to fashion, lifestyle products to entertainment, we want to guide our readers to the best deals in town.

Thank you for your time and consideration. On behalf of the advertising department of the Washington Square News, I thank you for your time and consideration. If you have any questions or concerns, please call me at (212) 995-3797.

Sincerely,

Zach SuperiorSales ManagerWashington Square News

The Washington Square News

Serving the NYU Community Since 1973

P E R S O N N E L

Ben Malbin, Business Manager(212) 998-4967

Zach Superior, Sales Manager(212) 995-3797

Sasha Kapadia, Circulation & Promotions Manager

(212) 995-3946

David Cosgrove, Director of Operations(212) 998-4973

Main Phone Line: (212) 998-4300Fax: (212) 998-4300

Our Address:Washington Square News

7 East 12th Street – Suite 800New York, NY 10003

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ROP ADVERTISING

Run of press or display advertising appears within the newspaper itself. This venue of advertising offers the greatest flexibility and variety in placing ads.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Classified advertising can be placed online at nyunews.com. This advertising not only appears in the newspaper, but is also available online. In the online edition, color, animation,

and graphics can be added to the classified ad for an additional fee.

FREE STANDING INSERTS (FSI)An FSI is an advertisement that the advertiser has prepared, pre-printed and delivered to the WSN printer to be inserted in the fold of the newspaper. The advertiser controls the stock, color and print quality of the insert and it can be saved separate from the paper.

ONLINE ADVERTISING Our web site continues to grow and is increasingly becoming the hub of the NYU comm- unity, displaying news in a sleek professional manner to students, alumni, parents, faculty and staff. Check out our site at www.nyunews.com! Advertising is available in weekly, monthly and semester long placements at discounted rates. Please contact Sales Manager Zach Superior for availability: (212) 995-3797.

WSN Products

WSN AwardsCollege Newspaper Business and Advertising Managers Association: Trendsetter

of the Year 03/05; First Place for Media Kit and Advertising Packaging

Associated Collegiate Press & Newspaper Association of America:Pacemaker Award 12/04

New York State Press Association: General Excellence: Division 1, First Place; Website: Division 1, First Place 3/04

Associated College press: Newspaper of the Year: Special Coverage, Second Place 3/02

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NYU General InformationEnrollment

Undergraduate: 19,401 Graduate and Professional: 18,990 Non-credit Programs: 12,526

Total: 50,917

Exepenses

Tuition: $33,370 Books: $700

Housing Expenses

Undergraduate: $12,598.52 Graduate: $15,299.67 *Includes meal plan fees

Graduate and Professional: 18,990

3.8%7.4%

0.2%

22%

53.6%

13%

Freshman ProfileEthnic Diversity

African American/Black Hispanic/Latino Native American

Average SAT Score: 1365

Asian AmericanWhiteOther

University FactsFOUNDING DATE: April 18, 1831 by Albert Gallatin

US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT RANK: 34

OFFICIAL COLOR: Violet NICKNAME: Violets MASCOT: Bobcat

ALMA MATER: The Palisades

Princeton Reviewʼs “DREAM SCHOOL”2004, 2005, 2006, 2007

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Mechanical Information

1.875'' or 1 7/8''

1'' One Column Inch

Actual Size

DIMENSION BASICSTabloid: 10 inches wide, 16 inches deep, five-column page

Columns Inches1 1.857 or 1 7/82 3.94 or 3 15/163 5.94 or 5 15/164 85 10

• The printable area of each page is 5 columns wide by 16 inches deep.• Each column is 1 7/8 inches wide, with a 1/8-inch gutter between columns.• Ads are only sold in whole column widths and full inches in depth.• Ads 13 or more inches in depth will be charged for the full page: 16 inches.• A one-inch margin is maintained around each page.• Minimum ad size is 1 column x 2 inches.

Line screen: 85DPI: 250-300

ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS*All ad material must be received three business days prior to run date by 5:00 p.m. Any ad requiring graphic design services must be received five business days prior to run date by 5 p.m. These deadlines are firm.*

• WSN recommends that all artwork be sent as an electronic file. Acceptable file formats are: .EPS FILES and .PDF FILES created in PhotoShop, or Illustrator. All screen and printer fonts must be included. Ads should be accompanied by a proof. All fonts must be embedded, nothing in the ad can be in RGB color format and the file must be built with the correct ad size.• WSN cannot accept any electronic artwork saved in a native format.• Black and white artwork should be saved as GRAYSCALE.• Color artwork should be saved as CMYK (not RGB). Color ads must be sent as PDFs.• Artwork should be sent via e-email at [email protected] or on a ZIP-DISK or CD-ROM. WSN does not accept artwork via fax.• Ad size adjustment and design services are available for a small fee.• Quality of reproduction decreases drastically when artwork is scanned or resized.• WSN cannot guarantee quality of reproduction if specifications are not met.• The WSN production department will not enclose ads submitted without borders.• Ads smaller than the purchased space will be “floated” without a border.

5 columns 5 columns

16 in

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Full Page5 16

80 column inches

Half Page5 8

40 column inches

Large Quarter Page3 7

21 column inches

Small QuarterPage2 7

14 column inches

5 columns 5 columns

16 in

ches

Flyer4 10

40 column inches2 4

8 column inches

2 24 column

inches

1 22 column

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WSN Circulation Map

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Washington Square South

W. 3rd Street

W. 4th Street

Great Jones Street

Bond Street

E. HoustonStreet

E. 2nd Street

E. 4th Street

E. 8th Street

E. 9th Street

St. Marks Place

E. 7th Street

E. 6th Street

E. 5th Street

E. 4th Street

E. 3th Street

E. 1th Street

E. 10th Street

E. 11th Street

E. 12th Street

E. 13th Street

E. 14th Street

E. 15h Street

E. 16th Street

W. 8th Street

MacD Al. Wash. Mews

W. 9th Street

W. 10th Street

W. 11th Street

W. 12th Street

W. 13th Street

W. 14th Street

Union Square

W. 15th Street

W. 16th Street

Prince Street

Bleecker Street

W. Houston Street

Washington Place

Waverly place

Astor pl.

Washington place

Minetta Lane

Washington Square North

Wash

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Squ

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FifthA

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FourthA

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Mercer Street

Gro

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Mott

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Elizabeth Street

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Coop

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La Gu

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Wash

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Squ

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Washington Square Park

W. 4th Street

Great Jones Street

Bond Street

E. HoustE. HoustE. Housontont Street

E. 2nd Street

E. 4th Street

E. 6th Street

E. 5th Street

E. 4th Street

E. 3th Street

E. 1th Street

Prince Street

Waverly place

Washington place

Gro

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Mott

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Bowery

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Lafayette Street

Coop

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Jon

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Cliff St

Fulton St

Pearl St

Water St

Water St

Front St

Front S

t

Fletcher St

Maiden Ln

Fulton St

South StreetSeaport

John St

John StPlatt St

Maiden Ln

Ann St

Fulton St

Dey St

Dutch S

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Nassa

u St

Gold St

Gold St

Beekman St

Will

iam

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Vesey St

Broa

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Park Row

Barclay St

Park Pl

City Hall Park

WSN Circulation MapWSN Circulation Map

E. 14th Street

E. 15h Street

E. 16th Street

Union Square

FourthA

venue

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E 26th St

E 25th St

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NYU Medical Center

Over 100 drop spots with more locations at the Broome St. (400 Broome St.) and Lafay-

ette (80 Lafayette St.) dorms, and as far north as the SCPS Midtown Center at 11 W. 42nd

St!

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Advertising Policy2007-2008

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:A complete listing of all terms and conditions can be found on the back of the Insertion Order. Please contact a WSN representative withany questions regarding the WSN advertising policy.WSN accepts advertising for products, events and services offered by legitimate business and organizations.WSN does not accept informational, political, or advertorial advertising.WSN maintains the right to refuse advertising at any time without reason. All payments for refused advertising will be returned. Prepayment does not guarantee that an ad will run.Page position is not sold or guaranteed but may be requested. See rate card exception.All cancellations by the advertiser must be made in writing, two business days prior to run dates. In the case of cancellation, credit will beapplied to the advertiserʼs account toward future runs. Cash refunds are not available. Advertising cancelled after the deadline for publication is subject to full charge.

PAYMENT:New advertisers must pay in advance for all advertising.Statements are mailed at the end of each calendar month. The monthly statement is the only bill provided.The advertiser agrees that all the bills are due and payable (net) within 30 days from the date printed on the monthly statement. Payment of the full balance is required.Tearsheets are mailed within three business days of publication and not with the monthly statements.WSN reserves the right to request full or partial payment in advance or to cancel credit privileges at any time or on any account. A late payment penalty of 1.25% per month will be charged on past-due bills.

1-900 ADVERTISING:Due to the nature of the NYU phone system, 1-900 ads cannot be accepted. NYU phones cannot dial these numbers.

ADOPTION ADVERTISING:Only law firms, adoption agencies, or representative agencies may advertise.Prepayment is required. All adoption advertisers must provide WSN with one of the following documentation: a letter on letterhead stating that the adoption is being handled by a state licensed adoption agency or a copy of the agencyʼs license of certification.

EGG DONOR ADVERTISING: Only medical facilities/practitioners, tissue donor banks or representative agencies may advertise. Prepayment is required. All egg donor advertisers must provide WSN with one of the following for documentation: a copy of the medical license in reproductive endocrinology for the doctor performing the procedure or a copy of the tissue bankʼs license or certification.

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Special IssuesAugust 27: Orientation IssueSeptember 5: Back to SchoolSeptember 7: First Fine Arts and Entertainment SectionJanuary 22: First Spring EditionJanuary 25: First Fine Arts and Entertainment Section of Spring

February 25: Housing GuideApril 21: Mail-Home EditionMay 12: Commencement IssueMay 19: First Summer EditionJune 30: Second Summer Edition

WSN publication dates in black = Special Issue

septemberS M T W R F S

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

augustS M T W R F S

1 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30 31

2 3

octoberS M T W R F S

3 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30 31

1 2 4 5

decemberS M T W R F S

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

novemberS M T W R F S

3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30

1 2

januaryS M T W R F S

2 5

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28 29 30 31

1 3 4

marchS M T W R F S

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

februaryS M T W R F S

2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29

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13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

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18 19 20 21 22 23 24

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8 9 10 11 12 13 14

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WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWSNew York Universi tyʼs S tudent Newspaper

advertising media kit

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welcomeWASHINGTON SQUARE NEWSNew York Universi tyʼs S tudent NewspaperDear Prospective Advertiser,

It is with great pleasure that I introduce the Washington Square News, the award-winning daily student newspaper of New York University – Americaʼs largest private university. Since 1973, our newspaper has served as the source of news for the NYU community. Thank you for the opportunity to introduce your business to our readership, an ethnically diverse, intelligent and curious community of 60,000 students, faculty and staff members.

Our newspaper publishes 10,000 free copies each weekday, Monday through Friday, throughout the academic year, and is distributed to more than 100 locations in Manhattan. From the NYU Medical Center on 34th Street to the Water Street dorms downtown, you will find a WSN newsstand in undergraduate residence halls, administrative buildings, libraries, sports and recreation facilities.

Our business office prides itself on providing attentive and courteous service and quality, with advertising options and campaigns tailored to your needs. Our Special Editions, such as our Housing Guide (2/25/2007), Freshmen Mail Home Edition (4/21/2007), Commencement Issue (5/12/2007) and Fall Dining Guide (Date to be Determined), provide additional opportunities for your business to reach students and NYU staff.

In the hectic lives of NYU students and staff, our readers seek familiarity. Let us help you cut through the saturated consumer market. From food to fashion, lifestyle products to entertainment, we want to guide our readers to the best deals in town.

Thank you for your time and consideration. On behalf of the advertising department of the Washington Square News, I thank you for your time and consideration. If you have any questions or concerns, please call me at (212) 995-3797.

Sincerely,

Zach SuperiorSales ManagerWashington Square News

p e r s o n n e l

Ben Malbin, Business Manager(212) 998-4967

Zach Superior, Sales Manager(212) 995-3797

Sasha Kapadia, Circulation & Promotions Manager

(212) 995-3946

David Cosgrove, Director of Operations(212) 998-4973

Main Phone Line: (212) 998-4300Fax: (212) 998-4300

Our Address:Washington Square News

7 East 12th Street – Suite 800New York, NY 10003

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ROP ADVERTISING

Run of press or display advertising appears within the newspaper itself. This venue of advertising offers the greatest flexibility and variety in placing ads.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Classified advertising can be placed online at nyunews.com. This advertising not only appears in the newspaper, but is also available online. In the online edition, color, animation,

and graphics can be added to the classified ad for an additional fee.

FREE STANDING INSERTS (FSI)An FSI is an advertisement that the advertiser has prepared, pre-printed and delivered to the WSN printer to be inserted in the fold of the newspaper. The advertiser controls the stock, color and print quality of the insert and it can be saved separate from the paper.

ONLINE ADVERTISING Our web site continues to grow and is increasingly becoming the hub of the NYU comm- unity, displaying news in a sleek professional manner to students, alumni, parents, faculty and staff. Check out our site at www.nyunews.com! Advertising is available in weekly, monthly and semester long placements at discounted rates. Please contact Sales Manager Zach Superior for availability: (212) 995-3797.

WSN Products

WSN AwardsCollege Newspaper Business and Advertising Managers Association: Trendsetter

of the Year 03/05; First Place for Media Kit and Advertising Packaging

Associated Collegiate Press & Newspaper Association of America:Pacemaker Award 12/04

New York State Press Association: General Excellence: Division 1, First Place; Website: Division 1, First Place 3/04

Associated College press: Newspaper of the Year: Special Coverage, Second Place 3/02

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NYU General InformationEnrollment

Undergraduate: 19,401 Graduate and Professional: 18,990 Non-credit Programs: 12,526

Total: 50,917

Exepenses

Tuition: $33,370 Books: $700

Housing Expenses

Undergraduate: $12,598.52 Graduate: $15,299.67 *Includes meal plan fees

Graduate and Professional: 18,990

3.8%7.4%

0.2%

22%

53.6%

13%

Freshman ProfileEthnic Diversity

African American/Black Hispanic/Latino Native American

Average SAT Score: 1375

Asian AmericanWhiteOther

University FactsFOUNDING DATE: April 18, 1831 by Albert Gallatin

US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT RANK: 34

OFFICIAL COLOR: Violet NICKNAME: Violets MASCOT: Bobcat

ALMA MATER: The Palisades

Princeton Reviewʼs “DREAM SCHOOL”2004, 2005, 2006, 2007

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mechanical information

1.875'' or 1 7/8''

1'' One Column Inch

Actual Size

DIMENSION BASICSTabloid: 10 inches wide, 16 inches deep, five-column page

Columns Inches1 1.857 or 1 7/82 3.94 or 3 15/163 5.94 or 5 15/164 85 10

• The printable area of each page is 5 columns wide by 16 inches deep.• Each column is 1 7/8 inches wide, with a 1/8-inch gutter between columns.• Ads are only sold in whole column widths and full inches in depth.• Ads 13 or more inches in depth will be charged for the full page: 16 inches.• A one-inch margin is maintained around each page.• Minimum ad size is 1 column x 2 inches.

Line screen: 85DPI: 250-300

ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS*All ad material must be received three business days prior to run date by 5:00 p.m. Any ad requiring graphic design services must be received five business days prior to run date by 5 p.m. These deadlines are firm.*

• WSN recommends that all artwork be sent as an electronic file. Acceptable file formats are: .EPS FILES and .PDF FILES created in PhotoShop, or Illustrator. All screen and printer fonts must be included. Ads should be accompanied by a proof. All fonts must be embedded, nothing in the ad can be in RGB color format and the file must be built with the correct ad size.• WSN cannot accept any electronic artwork saved in a native format.• Black and white artwork should be saved as GRAYSCALE.• Color artwork should be saved as CMYK (not RGB). Color ads must be sent as PDFs.• Artwork should be sent via e-email at [email protected] or on a ZIP-DISK or CD-ROM. WSN does not accept artwork via fax.• Ad size adjustment and design services are available for a small fee.• Quality of reproduction decreases drastically when artwork is scanned or resized.• WSN cannot guarantee quality of reproduction if specifications are not met.• The WSN production department will not enclose ads submit-ted without borders.• Ads smaller than the purchased space will be “floated” without a border.

5 columns 5 columns

16 in

ch

es

Full Page5 16

80 column inches

Half Page5 8

40 column inches

Large Quarter Page3 7

21 column inches

Small QuarterPage2 7

14 column inches

5 columns 5 columns

16 in

ches

Flyer4 10

40 column inches2 4

8 column inches

2 24 column

inches

1 22 column

inches

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WSN circulation map

missingmap

Washington Square South

W. 3rd Street

W. 4th Street

Great Jones Street

Bond Street

E. HoustonStreet

E. 2nd Street

E. 4th Street

E. 8th Street

E. 9th Street

St. Marks Place

E. 7th Street

E. 6th Street

E. 5th Street

E. 4th Street

E. 3th Street

E. 1th Street

E. 10th Street

E. 11th Street

E. 12th Street

E. 13th Street

E. 14th Street

E. 15h Street

E. 16th Street

W. 8th Street

MacD Al. Wash. Mews

W. 9th Street

W. 10th Street

W. 11th Street

W. 12th Street

W. 13th Street

W. 14th Street

Union Square

W. 15th Street

W. 16th Street

Prince Street

Bleecker Street

W. Houston Street

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ette (80 Lafayette St.) dorms, and as far north as the SCPS Midtown Center at 11 W. 42nd

St!

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WSN circulation map

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Washington Square South

W. 3rd Street

W. 4th Street

Great Jones Street

Bond Street

E. HoustonStreet

E. 2nd Street

E. 4th Street

E. 8th Street

E. 9th Street

St. Marks Place

E. 7th Street

E. 6th Street

E. 5th Street

E. 4th Street

E. 3th Street

E. 1th Street

E. 10th Street

E. 11th Street

E. 12th Street

E. 13th Street

E. 14th Street

E. 15h Street

E. 16th Street

W. 8th Street

MacD Al. Wash. Mews

W. 9th Street

W. 10th Street

W. 11th Street

W. 12th Street

W. 13th Street

W. 14th Street

Union Square

W. 15th Street

W. 16th Street

Prince Street

Bleecker Street

W. Houston Street

Washington Place

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS:A complete listing of all terms and conditions can be found on the back of the Insertion Order. Please contact a WSN representative withany questions regarding the WSN advertising policy.WSN accepts advertising for products, events and services offered by legitimate business and organizations.WSN does not accept informational, political, or advertorial advertising.WSN maintains the right to refuse advertising at any time without reason. All payments for refused advertising will be returned. Prepayment does not guarantee that an ad will run.Page position is not sold or guaranteed but may be requested. See rate card exception.All cancellations by the advertiser must be made in writing, two business days prior to run dates. In the case of cancellation, credit will beapplied to the advertiserʼs account toward future runs. Cash refunds are not available. Advertising cancelled after the deadline for publication is subject to full charge.

PAYMENT:New advertisers must pay in advance for all advertising.Statements are mailed at the end of each calendar month. The monthly statement is the only bill provided.The advertiser agrees that all the bills are due and payable (net) within 30 days from the date printed on the monthly statement. Payment of the full balance is required.Tearsheets are mailed within three business days of publication and not with the monthly statements.WSN reserves the right to request full or partial payment in advance or to cancel credit privileges at any time or on any account. A late payment penalty of 1.25% per month will be charged on past-due bills.

1-900 ADVERTISING:Due to the nature of the NYU phone system, 1-900 ads cannot be accepted. NYU phones cannot dial these numbers.

ADOPTION ADVERTISING:Only law firms, adoption agencies, or representative agencies may advertise.Prepayment is required. All adoption advertisers must provide WSN with one of the following documentation: a letter on letterhead stating that the adoption is being handled by a state licensed adoption agency or a copy of the agencyʼs license of certification.

EGG DONOR ADVERTISING: Only medical facilities/practitioners, tissue donor banks or representative agencies may advertise. Prepayment is required. All egg donor advertisers must provide WSN with one of the following for documentation: a copy of the medical license in reproductive endocrinology for the doctor performing the procedure or a copy of the tissue bankʼs license or certification.

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August 27: Orientation IssueSeptember 5: Back to SchoolSeptember 7: First Fine Arts and Entertainment SectionJanuary 22: First Spring EditionJanuary 25: First Fine Arts and Entertainment Section of Spring

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2007-08 ADVERTISING RATES & CONTACT INFORMATIONThe student-run, independent newspaper serving Portland State University, Oregon’s largest university

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DISPLAY ADVERTISING CONTACT INFORMATIONMailing AddressPO Box 347 Portland, OR 97207

Street Address1825 SW Broadway Smith Memorial Student Union Room 115 Portland, OR 97201

Display AdvertisingLocal/Regional Phone: 503.725.5686 Fax: 503.725.5860 National Phone: 503.725.5646

E-mail Ads in PDF [email protected]

Classified AdvertisingPhone: 503.725.5695 Fax: 503.725.5860 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.dailyvanguard.com/ad2ad/index.html

Billing503.725.4540

National Advertising RepresentativesAlloy Media and Marketing: 212.401.0070 Campus Media Group: 651.641.0133 Ruxton Group: 888.278.9866 Smart Buy: 503.725.5686 (place ads in OSU, U of O, and PSU with one order and one bill)

THE VANGUARD:Publishes daily Tuesday through Friday, in a tabloid format.

Reaches Oregon’s largest university student body.

5,000 copies are distributed daily to 80 locations on and around our downtown campus.

RatesLocal Open Rate: $8.50/column inch University Rate: $5.00/column inch National Open Rate: $9.50/column inch (all rates are net)

Contract DiscountsTerm: 10% off Advertise weekly all term Annual: 10% off 250+ column inch/year Annual Bulk: 15% off 500+ column inch/year Annual Mega Bulk: 20% off 1000+ column inch/year

Guaranteed Placement(Quarter page or larger required) Outside back page: 20% premium Inside pages: 15% premium (no page 1 or 2 placement)

Color ChargesBlack plus one color $951/8 page or smaller full color $150 1/4 page full color $250 1/2 page or larger full color $350

Deadlines The Vanguard publishes daily, Tuesday through Friday.

Camera Ready Materials: 3 days before publication date.

Space Reservation/Copy: 5 days before publication date.

THE DAILY VANGUARD • AD RATES & CONTACT INFORMATION 2007-08

Ad submissionE-mail your ad to [email protected]. Please submit ads in PDF file format. Please outline fonts and/or flatten Photoshop files to a minimum of 300 dpi.

Special Services Graphic Design Services: FREE Ad Proofs: Provided if copy deadlines are met.

BillingCredit will be extended to account holders who have previously paid cash for a total of four ads. Tear sheets will be provided with weekly invoices. Billed accounts are due within 30 days. Those over 60 days past due will be denied further credit.

Balances over 90 days will be turned over to collections.

We accept Visa and Mastercard.

Mechanical RequirementsTabloid page measurements are six columns (10.25 inches or 62 picas) by 16 inches (96 picas). Ads exceeding 14 inches deep will be charged as 16 inches deep. Minimum size for display advertising is 4 column inches.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGPlace your ad online athttp://www.dailyvanguard.com/ad2ad/index.html or ads may be placed in person at the Vanguard Advertising Office at: Room 115, Smith Memorial Student Union 1825 SW Broadway. 503.725.5695

Classified Ad Rates (all rates include both print and online ads)

1-3 days $10.00/day up to 25 words* 4-7 days $9.00/day up to 25 words* 8+ days $8.00/day up to 25 words*

*30¢/each additional word

PREPRINTED INSERTSRatesLocal Advertisers 1-4 pages $60/1000 5-8 pages $65/1000 9-15 pages $70/1000 16+ pages $75/1000

DeliveryTo arrange for inserts, the Vanguard Advertising Manager must be notified two weeks in advance of desired insertion dates. Inserts must be delivered at least 7 days before scheduled insertion date to:

The Gresham Outlook Attn: Blake Jensen 1190 NE Division St. Gresham, OR 97030 Phone: 503.492.5144

• The Vanguard accepts a minimum of 5000 inserts per press run.

• Minimum size: 3" × 5", maximum size: 8.5" x 11"

• Preprint rates are non-commissionable

ONLINE ADVERTISINGOnline Ad Rates www.dailyvanguard.com Option 1: Tower Ads 150 x 250 pixels • $150/month • $50/week

Option 2: Block Ads 300 x 250 pixels $25/month, $100/week

E-mail a web-friendly file (.jpg, .png, or .gif at 72 dpi) to [email protected]

Column Width Guide:1 column width = 1.5 inches

2 column width = 3.25 inches

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4 column width = 6.75 inches

5 column width = 8.5 inches

6 column width = 10.25 inches

THE DAILY VANGUARD • AD RATES & CONTACT INFORMATION 2007-08

WWW.DAILYVANGUARD.COM

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September 102007-08 PSU Renters’ GuideSpace Deadline: September 1

2007-08 PSU Orientation GuideSpace Deadline: September 1

September 25 Fall Back to School IssueSpace Deadline: September 20

October 262007-08 PSU Dining Guide (color magazine, available on campus all year)

Space Deadline: October 19

November 16Geek Guide(Technology Issue)Space Deadline: November 9

November 30Holiday Gift Guide(on newsstands for four weeks)

Space Deadline: November 21

January 8 Winter Back to School IssueSpace Deadline: January 3

February 8Health & Sex GuideSpace Deadline: February 1

February 12Career Fair GuideSpace Deadline: February 7

March 14 Spring Break Issue(on newsstands for two weeks)

Space Deadline: March 7

2007-08 PSU Night Out / Bar Guide(Tabloid insert in Spring Break Issue)

Space Deadline: March 7

April 1 Spring Back to School IssueSpace Deadline: March 21

April 25Local Music GuideSpace Deadline: April 21

May 16Green Guide / Sustainability IssueSpace Deadline: May 9

June 62008 PSU Graduation IssueSpace Deadline: May 30

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THE DAILY VANGUARD • AD RATES & CONTACT INFORMATION 2007-08

The Vanguard will publish 7 summer editions on Wednesdays in July and August 2008.

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ADVERTISING RATES 2007-2008

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Mailing Address:TCU Daily SkiffTCU Box 298050Fort Worth, TX 76129

UPS Mailing Address:TCU Daily Skiff2805 S. University Dr.Moudy Bldg. South, Room 294Fort Worth, TX 76129

CONTACT INFORMATION

Phone: 817.257.7426Fax: 817.257.7133E-mail: [email protected]/advertisingwww.dailyskiff.com/advertisingwww.dailyskiff.com/

The TCU Daily Skiff is the only paper produced specifi cally TCU Daily Skiff is the only paper produced specifi cally TCU Daily Skifffor the students, faculty and staff of Texas Christian University. Sponsored and partially funded by the University since 1927, the Skiff runs every Tuesday through Friday Skiff runs every Tuesday through Friday Skiffduring the fall and spring semester.

The TCU Daily Skiff, in its 105th year of serving the University, was fi rst published in 1902 by editor Ed S. McKinney. McKinney had hoped to use the Skiff to Skiff to Skifffi nance his way through school. He named it the “Skiff” because it was to be the boat by which he intended to sail through the fi nancial waters of college to a degree.

PAYMENT INFORMATIONNew advertisers are required to pay in advance for all advertising. Advertisers who want monthly billing should request and complete a credit application. Credit will be extended only at the discretion of the business manager. We accept cash, checks and credit cards (MasterCard, VISA, American Express and Discover).

Advertising will be accepted during standard business hours, Monday through Friday between 8 A.M. and 5 P.M. For further information, call 817.257.7426

Please mail proper payment to:TCU Daily Skiff AdvertisingTCU Box 298050Fort Worth, TX 76129

ADVERTISING DESIGN:The Skiff haSkiff haSkiff s a qualifi ed staff of ad designers to create unique ads for your company. Any ads produced by a Skiff designer become Skiff designer become Skiffproperty of the TCU Daily Skiff and cannot be repTCU Daily Skiff and cannot be repTCU Daily Skiff roduced in any other medium or publication without prior written consent.

ADVERTISING SUBMISSIONS:Email advertising information and display ads to [email protected]. Include your contact information and phone number in the body of your email when sending an electronic fi le. Files can be accepted in JPEG and PDF format only, with all images and fonts embedded. All images must be 300 dpi for clarity. Images downloaded from the web are not acceptable. Deadline for submission of advertising material is 4 business days prior to publication.

No original artwork, photographs or other advertising materials will be returned unless accompanied by specifi c instructions.

PUBLISHER POLICYPublisher may reject copy that does not conform to editorial policies and may label certain ads with the term “advertisment.” Publisher is not bound by ad placement requests. All new advertising accounts are to be paid in advance. Payment terms are available to customers with established credit at the TCU Publications Offi ce. Publisher is not responsible beyond the cost of an ad for production or scheduling errors. Such errors will be corrected in print on the same page where the ad carrying the error originally appeared, as soon as possible following the discovery of the error. All advertisements containing alcohol promotions will carry a disclaimer. The alcohol promotion must be secondary to non-alcohol portion.

The TCU Daily Skiff is a student publication sponsored by the Texas Christian University Schieffer School of Journalism. TCU is a 501 (c)(3) non-profi t institution and is an equal opportunity, affi rmative action of Journalism. TCU is a 501 (c)(3) non-profi t institution and is an equal opportunity, affi rmative action of Journalism. TCU is a 501 (c)(3) non-profi t institution and is an equal opportunity, affi rmative action institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.institution.

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94%of TCU Students read the Skiff.

Where else can you get coverage like that ?

Each Month the TCU Community spends: $599,000 in restaurants, $517,000 on clothing, $453,000 at bars & clubs and $300,000 on car repairs.

More than 7,100 undergraduates, 1,500 graduate students, and 1,600 faculty & staff

make up the collective TCU body.

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Standard Rates• Open Rate: $7.40 per column inch

• On-campus Rate: $6.65 per column inch

* Only one discount applies. Minimum ad size is three column inches.* Deadline for submission of insertion orders to reserve ad space is four business days prior to publication

1 Column: 1.83” 2 Columns: 3.786” 3 Columns: 5.75” 4 Columns: 7.75” 5 Columns: 9.731” 6 Columns:11.71”

Display Column Sizes (Actual width)

Single Ad Discounts• $7.05 per column inch for any single ad 31inches or greater (1/4 page).• $6.35 per column inch for a full page ad.

Pick-Up Rates• $6.30 per column inch Run your ad on Tuesday at the regular rate of $7.40 per column inch and run the same ad Wednesday,Thursday and/ or Friday for only $6.30 per column inch.

Semester Volume Discount• Accumulate 160 column inches in a single semester and pay $6.35 per column inch for all ads bought during the semester.

Discounts

Save 15% with the pick-up rate & build your frequency!

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The Metroplex College PowerBuy program offers an opportunity to advertise in 11 student newspapers throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth-Denton area, while dealing with only one ad representative and only one bill. A great idea for businesses with several DFW locations. A great way to advertise concerts, events and interviews. Call the Skiff for more information. 817.257.7426

PowerBuy

Each semester the Skiff publishes 8-10 special sections with a variety of themes. Each section is targeted to TCU students and follows a theme consistent with on-campus events. These sections utilize spot color for advertisers. They receive a pre-selected spot color for a discounted price.

Special Sections

• Back to School• Football Preview• Guide to Fort Worth

• Family Weekend• Health/Beauty/Fitness• Homecoming

• Basketball Preview• Holiday Guide• Valentine’s Day

• Spring Sports Preview• Graduation• And so many more!

Sponsor the Skiff’s daily crossword puzzle or daily sudoku. The crossword & sudoku are popular sections in the Skiff, and now advertisers can have their name right next to them! A 2 column by 2 inch ad above the crossword, preceded by “Today’s crossword sponsored by...” or “Today’s sudoku sponsored by...”

Puzzle Sponsorship

Sudoku or CrosswordMonthly Price: $490.00Call today for more information!

Classifi ed Line Ads• Classifi ed ads are sold per word, per day.• Classifi ed ads must be paid in full at time of placement.• Classifi ed ads are available to view in print & online at DailySkiff.Com/Classifi eds• Credit cards are accepted.• Classifi ed ads are placed online at DailySkiff.Com/Classifi eds • No refunds are made for cancelled classifi eds.

Rates: 35¢ per word 45¢ per bold word

Deadline is two weeks prior to publication. Insertion orders must be accompanied by two copies of the inserts for approval. Printing of the inserts is the advertiser’s responsibility and must reach publisher one week in advance.

Free Standing inserts

Send inserts to:Texoma Web Offset1908 N. WeaverGainesville, TX 76241800.683.0496

Cost per thousand: $100Number of Inserts: 6,000Total Cost: $600

Specialty Advertising Opportunities

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2007-2008Special SectionsAugust 21Back to School

August 31Football Preview

September 21Homecoming

September 28Family Weekend

October 12Health/Beauty/Fitness

October 26Guide to Fort Worth

November 2Basketball Preview

November 28Holiday Guide

November 30Graduation

January 15Welcome Back

February 1Spring Sports Preview

February 13Valentine’s Day

March 4Spring Break Fun

March 19Entertainment

April 11Dining Out

April 25Graduation

May 2Orientation

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Our ad design staff can create your ad, or you can submit your ad to [email protected].

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DailySkiff.com Online Advertising

Advertising on DailySkiff.com expands your reach to the TCU community. Students, faculty, staff, alumni and parents all look to the Daily Skiff online and Skiff Sports Weekend for the latest news, scores, and happenings for Horned Frogs everywhere. Connect our readers to your website with advertising on DailySkiff.com

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