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Student Publications Media Student Publications Media Kit Western Kentucky University 2019-2020 Lily Thompson / Talisman Enrolled 19,456 Students 79% 21% 17,030 In-State Out-of-State Undergraduates 60% Female More than 3,000 faculty and staff 40% Male Data obtained from the National Center for Education Statistics and the 2019 WKU Fact Book. Student Contact us Publications Will Hoagland Brian Kehne Advertising Adviser Advertising Manager Student Publications is home to the College Heights Herald, Talisman and Cherry Creative. 270-745-6285 270-745-6284 [email protected] [email protected] The Herald, which was founded in 1925, is among the most honored student-run news Sam Oldenburg Hayley Robb organizations in the country. Holding 17 national Pacemaker Awards, the highest honor in Cherry Creative Adviser Cherry Creative Director collegiate journalism, the Herald publishes each 270-745-3055 270-745-6287 Tuesday during the academic year and updates [email protected] [email protected] WKUHerald.com daily. The Talisman is a high-end, semi-annual Chuck Clark Emma Spainhoward magazine and ever-changing website covering Student Publications Director Art Director the life and culture of WKU and Bowling Green. 270-745-4206 270-745-6287 Talisman is proud to boast 20 Pacemaker Awards. [email protected] [email protected] Cherry Creative is a group of skilled storytellers Billing Office who help clients reach the WKU community 1906 College Heights Blvd. #11084 through sponsored content and specialty publications. Bowling Green, KY 42101 Student Publications provides students with 270-745-2653 experiences and career opportunities. We provide our audiences with news, information and an General Advertising Questions accurate representation of life. [email protected] 1 Print advertising The College Heights Herald is the No. 1 source of campus news and the best way to reach the WKU Founded in 1925, the College Heights Herald is among market. The print edition is published every Tuesday the most honored student-run news organizations in to the WKU community and handed directly to the country. The Herald holds 17 national Pacemaker students by our distribution team. We can get your Awards, the highest honor in collegiate journalism. message out! For information on sponsored content, see page 8. WKUHERALD Standard advertisements P: $831.60 P: $412.63 P: $415.80 P: $203.94 BC: $864.36 BC: $428.88 BC: $432.18 BC: $211.97 Sizes & Pricing Deadlines $918.54 BL: $455.77 BL: $459.27 $225.26 BL: BL: P - Prepaid Sales - Tuesday, 4 p.m. 9.75”w x 21”h 9.75”w x 10.42”h 4.81”w x 21”h 9.75”w x 5.15”h BC - Billed Campus Artwork - Wednesday, 4 p.m. BL - Billed Local Color + $150.00 Full Half Half Quarter Horizontal Vertical Horizontal P: $206.31 P: $99.39 P: $101.97 P: $67.98 BC: $214.44 BC: $103.31 BC: $105.98 BC: $70.66 BL: $227.88 BL: $109.78 BL: $112.63 BL: $75.09 4.81”w x 10.42”h 9.75”w x 2.51”h 4.81”w x 5.15”h 4.81”w x 2.57”h Quarter Eighth Eighth Sixteenth Vertical Horizontal Vertical Horizontal News Sports Life Fun Premium advertisements $500 $400 $400 $250 TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2018 TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 2018 TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2017 Fan with cancer reflects on lifetime of memories Opinion: How a sewage bill turned into a pension bill WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY B1 LIFE B1 WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY FUN A5 SPORTS • PAGE B1 OPINION • PAGE A4 Advertise on our front page or other main section SPORTS LIFE TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY VOLUME 93, ISSUE 36 FUN PAGE Football team Across 1234 5678 9 10 11 12 13 fronts. This premium placement is an eighth-page, BY EMILY DELETTER 1 Fringe benefit 14 15 16 [email protected] dissmisses 5 Colorful fish CLASSIFIEDS 17 18 19 9 Military Quinton Baker Classifi ed Advertising Manager: Will Hoagland installations 20 21 22 undreds of people from [email protected] counties around Ken- 14 Doing business PENSION PROTEST 15 Low-lying area 23 24 25 tucky gathered in Frank- BY JEREMY CHISENHALL 16 Oranjestad’s Hfort on Monday to protest the 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 recently passed Senate Bill [email protected] island full-color, horizontal for section fronts and the photo FOR SALE 151, a water sewage bill that Teachers gather in Frankfort over SB 151 17 Work garments 34 35 36 37 38 39 was amended last-minute to The Great Escape Records & Comics. 19 Eagle’s claw include the state’s pension re- Rising junior running back BUY - SELL - TRADE: Games, Records, Comics! Also, 20 Eyes 40 41 42 43 form plan. Quinton Baker has been removed Dvds, Toys, CDs, CCGs, RPGs, more. 2945 Scottsville Rd (near Greenwood Mall) (270)782-8092. Open 7 days since 21 Aura 44 45 46 47 Senate Bill 1 was original- from the WKU football team for 1987. 23 Serf ly designated as the pension violating team rules, the program 25 Go wrong 48 49 50 51 52 reform plan. The 291-page announced Saturday. 26 Winter warmer Senate Bill 151 is listed as “An “Due to consistent violation of team HELP WANTED 53 54 55 56 57 29 Shouted act relating to the local provi- rules, running back Quinton Baker Flexible part time maintenance job. Need light painting 34 Give in to gravity 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 page, or eighth vertical or horizontal black and sion of wastewater services,” is no longer a member of the WKU but the entirety of the bill is and lawn care, maintenance experience, dog kennel 37 Improve football program and was removed cleaning. Must like dogs. Can work around classes. Contact dedicated to the pension re- 39 Calendar span 65 66 67 from the team’s roster on Friday,” the 270-796-4085. form plan. The bill was passed 40 Transparent program said in a statement. 68 69 70 by Kentucky lawmakers late Baker was apart of an altercation at 42 Harem room Thursday evening and will the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house BG Hardwood Direct has openings for sales/customer 43 Tortellini topping 71 72 73 land on Gov. Matt Bevin’s desk at WKU last year, which resulted service positions. Flexible hours. Call Tony at 44 Food thickener to be signed or vetoed. 270-991-2140. Copyright ©2018 PuzzleJunction.com CHRIS KOHLEY • HERALD in a one-game suspension for him 45 Time being If Bevin signs Senate Bill at the beginning of his sophomore 47 Recipe amt. Down WKU running back Quinton Baker (3) rushes the ball past L.A. Tech’s Deldrick Canty (50) on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at L.T. Smith Stadium. 18 Water cannon 46 U.S.S.R. 151, teachers hired after Jan. season. Tyler Obee and rising white for the fun page. Premium placement can 48 Kind of sauce target successor 1, 2019, will not be placed Local business seeks qualifi ed individual for offi ce redshirt sophomore Xavier Lane manager position. Strong accounting background required. on the traditional pension 51 Consider 1 Somewhat, in 22 Encouraging word 49 Quick-witted were also involved, and both were Send resume to PO Box 1133 Bowling Green KY 42102. plan. Instead, they will re- 53 Twosome music 24 Mr. Turkey 50 French way suspended one game. Drew O’Bryan, 55 Spills 2 Geologic period 27 Writer Uris 52 Dreadful ceive “cash-balance retire- Cecil Stallings, Jahcour Pearson 58 Bouffe 3 Musical show 28 Back, in a way 54 Catchall category ment plans that would invest and Chris Johnson were also team retirement contributions Godfathers and Gangsters 63 Author Jong 4 Death tolls? 30 Soap ingredient 56 Nero’s instrument members involved in the incident. ©2018 PuzzleJunction.com from employees and the state Baker was charged with, and pleaded 1. In Goodfellas, Henry and Tommy pull off a robbery at what 65 Convex molding 5 Reproductive 31 “___ we forget...” 57 Video store and guarantee that the plans SILAS WALKER • HERALD airline? 66 Last Supper cells 32 Diner sign section guilty to, second-degree wanton (a) Air France (b) United (c) Alitalia wouldn’t lose money during a Senior Brenden Ward shows off his school spirit and support for WKU athletics with his handmade red towel outfi t. The hat, shirt, pants and cape took a year in total to make. Ward’s favorite sport to attend chalice 6 Oil source 33 Discontinue 58 Racer’s path endangerment and fourth-degree is basketball because “the players and coaches are close enough to hear me.” 2. What was the name of the social club in Donnie Brasco? stock market crash,” accord- (a) Palm Pavillion (b) King's Court (c) Rooster's Cove also be requested on A2 or A3 at a 5% premium or UP TO SPEED 68 Iranian language 7 Comrade in arms 34 Ella Fitzgerald 59 Sweat source assault under extreme emotional ing to WFPL. 3. Steve Buscemi plays what character in the film Reservoir distress. Dogs? 69 Fencing sword 8 “Steppenwolf” specialty 60 “What ___ is Current public school teach- Hilltoppers making strides in run game With Baker’s dismissal, only two of (a) Mr Orange (b) Mr White (c) Mr Pink 70 Data author 35 Pond organism new?” ers would lose the money they 4. Who does Michael Corleone marry in the 1972 film the players involved in the altercation The Godfather? 71 Admiral’s 9 Lampoon had put into KTRS, the Ken- WKU alumni 36 Equipment 61 Hit the bottle remain on the team.
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