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Proofs\nProofs will be furnished upon request. Advertisers must request proofs three days prior to the ad's run date. Only changes for typographical errors may be made after the reservation deadline for an ad. Proofs can only be provided by fax or by appointment in The Cavalier Daily offices.
Tearsheets\nTearsheets will be furnished upon request for proof of publication for display advertising. Complete issues may be requested by non-local advertisers based on availability. Tearsheets will not be provided for classified advertisements. The advertising manager reserves the right to deny excessive tearsheet requests.
Color\nFull Process Color: $350\nSpot Color: $150 per color
Prices for color are per ad per day, regardless of ad size. Charges for color are in addition to the price of the ad space.
Prices for spot color only apply to red, blue, orange, or green. (Please see color swatches for approximate printing hues.)
All Pantone Matching System (PMS) colors and custom spot colors will be printed using four color full processing and will be assessed the full process color fee.
Please see Ad Submission for color ad file specifications.
Ad Preparation\nPre-designed advertisements are preferred; however, basic typesetting and layout is included in the cost of an ad. Scanning of logos and images and access to The Cavalier Daily clipart directory are provided at no additional cost. Please see Policies for deadline information regarding ads designed by The Cavalier Daily staff.
The Cavalier Daily reserves the right to charge a design fee for elaborate or time-consuming design work. Design fees will be assessed at the discretion of the advertising manager and will be stated before any design work is completed.
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