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no drink rings

At the end of last week the coasters that my graphic design class had made (for free, no less) to promote our senior show finally came in. I must say, they are pretty spiffy. We ordered 1000 that we will use to bombard the local eating and drinking establishments (and wherever else) in order to promote our celebratory occasion. This Friday I'm heading up to Art Prostitute to man the button press for a day and crank out a few hundred 1" buttons with our logos as well. Exciting? Yes.

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11:35 AM

coasters look good. that's a great idea for advertising.    



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