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          END OF THE RAINBOW: Kurt Osaki, who has designed
     uniforms and logos for NFL teams, is the "lead designer of
     the logo and overall new look" of the Univ. of HI (UH)
     sports programs.  Osaki's company "reportedly received" a
     $35,000 commission for the UH project, which has replaced
     the team's traditional rainbow with a "dark-green block 'H'
     logo with Hawaiian kapa -- triangles symbolizing body, mind
     and spirit" (HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, 7/27).  In HI, Bill
     Kwon reviewed the new look and called it "ugly.  In a more
     charitable word, generic" (HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, 7/27).
          NOTES: The "only problem" with the Brewers' plan to
     give away 30,000 posters featuring P Bob Wickman at the
     team's game against the Rockies Saturday night was that
     Wickman was traded to the Indians on Friday.  The promo went
     on as scheduled (AP, 7/30)....Browns rookie WR Dennis
     Northcutt, on his endorsement deal with K-Swiss: "I would
     love more things like this.  I'm working with K-Swiss for
     the next year, and after that, hopefully more will come. 
     Hopefully, I can go out there and show my thing and people
     will see the K-Swiss commercial and see that they can use me
     for all kinds of things" (PLAIN DEALER, 7/30)....USA TODAY's
     Michael McCarthy reports on advertisers building ad
     campaigns around specific shows, like Reebok's sponsorship
     of CBS' "Survivor" and Nike's "Bracketville" campaign around
     the NCAA basketball tournament.  Shows like "Survivor" have
     "sparked an ad trend: 'designer' spots that try to piggyback
     on a show's popularity with consumers" (USA TODAY, 7/31). 

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