The wonderful world of college brochures

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<p>I worked for the man who started Rose Hulman's quirky marketing (including the brochures for Operation Catapult) back in the 70s. He moved on to Harvey Mudd and had the marketing materials labeled "junk mail", which got a lot of attention (some people even said it was something Rose would do!). I believe they still use that label today. That man also spent time at USC (Southern Cal) and Olin College of Engineering.</p>

<p>Everywhere this man has gone, he's brought a unique, fun style to their marketing materials. He's probably my favorite person in our field.</p>

<p>Just for fun, I thought I'd share some pics of what was done during his time at different schools. I have photos of the original Operation Catapult brochures, but they're old and very hard to read, so I'm not including them.</p>

<p>Rose</a> Hulman 1
Rose</a> Hulman 2
Rose</a> Hulman 3
Rose</a> Hulman 4</p>

<p>Harvey</a> Mudd "Junk Mail" kit
More</a> junk mail
HS</a> students before and after Harvey Mudd college visit
Before</a> and after getting Harvey Mudd's mail</p>

<p>USC</a> 1
University</a> of Spoiled Children
[USC</a> 2<a href="I%20remember%20getting%20these%20as%20a%20sophomore%20despite%20having%20no%20intention%20of%20going%20west%20for%20school!">/url</a></p>

<p>[url=<a href="http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q206/DeanJ_photos/Olin1.jpg%5DOlin"&gt;http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q206/DeanJ_photos/Olin1.jpg]Olin&lt;/a> 1<a href="from%20the%20year%20before%20Olin%20was%20open">/url</a>
[url=<a href="http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q206/DeanJ_photos/Olin2.jpg%5DOlin"&gt;http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q206/DeanJ_photos/Olin2.jpg]Olin&lt;/a> 2](<a href="http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q206/DeanJ_photos/USC2.jpg%5DUSC"&gt;http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q206/DeanJ_photos/USC2.jpg)&lt;/p>

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The presentation from their Dean of Admissions was frank, funny, fact-filled and fabulous (alliteration alert).

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This comment is about the very man I described above. :) I couldn't agree more.</p>