The whole story as to how the idea to make a calendar came
about is rooted in folklore. No one is too sure anymore
on the exact reasons, date, or motives.
By mid-May, they were out and response was great. The crude
black and white copies were being sold for a measly five
bucks, and the young ladies were more than willing to part
with a couple day's lunch money for the chance to have Matt
Holmberg on their wall. Sophomore (at the time) Eric Christensen
was the most aggressive seller and lead all players in units
sold.
For our most recent version, we knew we
had to go the color route. And we knew we couldn't make
affordable color calendars at Kinkos. We bought a printer
and printed the damn thing ourselves. The end result is
a far better-quality calendar (we still sell B&W's!)
that takes much longer to produce. A good day sees about
10 printed out. But here, we believe in quality not quantity.
At least that's what we tell ourselves. Click a cover for
more.
