Mail*Link(r) SMTP RE>More on photos Tom, Did you intend this to go to the list? If so, I am including it here so you can forward it since I see you didn't keep a copy of it. Thanks for the details. I have heard of other teams doing this as well, like Minnesota, although I do not believe they actually sold the cards. - mike > RE>More on photos > >I second Mike's comment on the photos of athletes for sale. The Cornell Hockey >Booster Association produced a set of hockey trading cards this past season, >with a picture of each player on the front and vital stats on the back. >Imagine if that were illegal according to NCAA. These trading cards were sold >for $10 a pack, or $15 for an uncut sheet. They were nicely done. Those who >attended the annual booster banquet received a complimentary set of cards as >party favors. > >Tom Y. Tseng >Cornell '87 MEng '94 > > --- Mike Machnik [log in to unmask] Color Voice of the Merrimack Warriors alternate address days: [log in to unmask] *HMN* 11/13/93 (Any opinions expressed above are strictly those of the poster.)