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Date Posted: Thursday, February 21, 09:55:15pm
Author: ProudAlum
Subject: Commercial

Can they make a better commercial to air primetime on espn? That is the biggest low budget piece of shit they could have produced. Show the downtown and the city skyline and mention the fact it's one of twenty some jesuit colleges or don't even bother producing one.

Also anyword if they will fill the assistant ad position vacated by Chris Taylor (RIP), or will they wait for the new ad to fill it, or not fill it at all

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[> Re: Commercial -- loyal, Friday, February 22, 12:11:06am [1]

Agree.
I would want to know who in administration approved that ad, so they could be demoted or fired.
It's an outright embarassment. :>(


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