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MEDIA COVERAGE: PUBLICITY MATERIALS
Kansas Athletics produces publicity materials not only as a means of providing the media with vital information about the athletics program, but also to stimulate support for its athletics programs from the University, fans and surrounding community. The Media Relations Office is charged with the responsibility of producing professional publicity materials of the highest quality in compliance with University, Conference and NCAA rules and regulations.
Style Guide
In written materials, refer to the school as University of Kansas (not Kansas University). In a second reference to the university, KU may be used as an abbreviation. Use athletics department (not athletic department) and athletics director (not athletic director) in letters or publications.
KU plays basketball in Allen Fieldhouse (not Allen Field House). Teams that represent the University of Kansas are the Jayhawks (not Hawks or Lady Jayhawks).
KU plays in the Big Twelve or Big 12 Conference.
For printing needs, the KU colors are crimson and blue and can be achieved with PMS 185 Red, Pantone Yellow and PMS 287 blue.
Media Guides
The Media Relations Office is responsible for the production, within budget limitations, of annual media guides for each of the Kansas Athletics 18 intercollegiate sports programs. All media guides additionally serve as recruiting publications. Media guides are on sale to the general public through KUStore.com.
Criteria governing the publication of a media guide are as follows:
The guide is formatted and sized according to individual sport requirements, with the majority of guides using the 8.5×11 inch format. The number of pages, use of photos, etc. is commensurate with the media’s interest in the sport and budget constraints. The number of guides printed is determined by historical media requirements and Divisional needs. All production costs are derived from Kansas Athletics publications budget. The University’s Purchasing and Printing procedures are observed in the production of media guides (see Policy 404, Purchasing Procedures, and Policy 406, Printing, in this Manual). The Media Relations Office develops publication timetables according to each sport’s season and production requirements. Media guides are distributed by the Media Relations Office to coaches (including a designated number for recruiting requirements) and media outlets. Coaches are responsible for distributing the guide in compliance with NCAA guidelines.
Recruiting Brochures
As previously stated, each sport’s media guide is produced within NCAA guidelines so that it may be distributed to prospective student-athletes, as allowed by the NCAA Recruiting Bylaw, Article 13. (For additional information on recruiting materials, see Policy 502A, Student-Athletes: Recruitment, in this Manual.)
Schedule Cards/Posters
Schedules must be officially approved by the Director of Athletics prior to the printing of any schedule cards or posters. (See Policy 702A, Scheduling: Events in this Manual for additional information.) The Marketing Office is responsible for the production of schedule cards for all ticketed intercollegiate sports. Through a corporate relationship with Athletic Marketing, schedule posters are produced for specific selected sports.
Individual Game Programs
ESPN Regional, outsourced sales agent, is responsible for the production of day-of-game programs. All advertising must conform to University and NCAA guidelines. The Assistant Director of Athletics/Media Relations retains responsibility for editorial content of all game programs. The Director of Athletics retains the right of final approval of overall program content.
Photographs
The Media Relations Office is responsible for maintaining an active file of photographs and slides of student-athletes, members of the coaching staff and athletic administrators. In addition to posed team and individual photographs, game action sports photographs are included in the file for use in sport programs.
The Head Coach is responsible for scheduling photograph sessions for individuals and teams with the Media Relations Office. Photo days are scheduled to meet each sport’s publication requirements. Coaches should ensure that the entire team is present at scheduled photography sessions and that team members arrive promptly and are appropriately dressed.
All photographs are the property of Kansas Athletics and are to be used for Division of Athletics purposes only. Copies of photographs are made available to members of the media upon request without charge. Internal use of file photographs is determined by mutual consent between the Media Relations Office and the individual requesting the photograph (coaches may not make direct requests to the University photographer for extra prints). Per NCAA regulations, photographs and/or slides are not provided to any student-athlete unless considered a part of an approved athletic award.A piece of new algorithmic art.
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And she was all "Didn't you get into a fight with some girl over dog food recently, too?"
And I am all "NO!! That was an almost-fight, and it was about Adam Yauch from the Beastie Boys dying and the girl was being rude and a very bad retail employee. But it got resolved."
So for clarification, I do not run all over town getting into altercations with people.
Am peaceful type.
Have never hit or kicked anything or anyone (on purpose) except when made to do so by gym trainer.
Most public arguments I have been in have been during debate competitions or moot court, and that does not count.
But apparently (and this is probably due to my ninja training) if someone insults or upsets one of my girls, or friends, or recently deceased musical geniuses, I get feisty.
Me: "Matt you need to get dog food"
Matt: "I am at work, you'll need to get it"
Me: "It is your fault we have this second dog so you should get it"
Matt: "You need to get over that whole thing and just get dog food when you are out"
Me: "I am not getting over it, she is a bad dog and you know it"
Matt: "What does this have to do with the dog food?"
That is the extent of dog food fighting in my world, but I did recently have a situation in a dog food store, but it was not about dog food.
Not same thing.
I was really very super sad to hear that Adam Yauch, MCA of the Beastie Boys, had lost his battle with cancer. I was surprised how really upset I was over this awful news, but really, when I thought about it, I cannot put into quantifiable terms how much joy and delight and fun and whee and yay I have gotten out of their music over the years, they are badass.
And MCA dying was just tearing me up, and I have to go do the errands and violin/tea/whatever run, all snuffly.
So am in car and beloved alt nation station does not let me down, they were airing poignant and awesome stories about Adam Yauch as well as most excellent music.
So I am weepy mess, still dancing as it is actually impossible for me not to when Beastie Boys are on.
Am so puffy eyed and smeary that I look like Courtney Love after a bender, so I wear my big sunglasses in to get dog food.
Checking out, Bad Clerk asks me why I have sunglasses on.
I could be former Spice Girl or CIA agent.
I tell her I have them on because I am sad MCA from Beastie Boys died. She looks at me like I am crazy (which may be true, but not in this case) and LAUGHS at me.
I am about to go all Braveheart on her, when store dude intercedes, tells her she is awful, and offers to help with my dog food.
I say no, you stay and teach her how very subpar her retail skills are, not to mention her extreme musical ignorance.
And he quotes some Beastie Boys to me, I do the same, we are now best friends.
Glad I did not get into actual tussle, as am guessing policeman would not like "but she insulted MCA and he just died and that means she goes to the seventh ring of Hell" any more than he liked "I like this song" as my reason for speeding.
See, that is not a fight about dog food at all!

I think if she ever does, my new tactic will be to tell her I have a great guy she