111.   The first print ad will run on Monday.

112.   The first ads ran during the Major League Baseball playoffs on NBC.

113.   The move allows Chancellor to generate additional revenue by attracting national advertisers, whose ads will run on stations in the network.

114.   The new ads debuted last spring during television broadcasts of the NCAA basketball tournament, and the ads are still running.

115.   The number of protesting law professors has increased in number since the New York Times ad ran.

116.   The print ads will run in magazines like Allure, Cosmopolitan, Entertainment Weekly, Glamour, Marie Claire, Seventeen, Soap Opera Digest and Teen People.

117.   The print ads will run in fashion, food, home and lifestyle magazines.

118.   The president himself worked over every script, ordered changes in every visual presentation and decided which ads would run where and when.

119.   The print ads will run in publications like Entertainment Weekly, Essence, Forbes, Premiere, Rolling Stone, Smithsonian and Vanity Fair.

120.   The radio ad is currently running nationally, and two TV spots are scheduled to start in October.