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Codoh is running an ad in The Mirror Newspaper at the University of Northern Colorado

By CODOH ∙ March 6, 2012

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CODOH Ad

The online edition of The Mirror at the University of Northern Colorado is running our rotating ad that appears all over their site. The ad reads: “INCONVENIENT HISTORY: The Power of Taboo”. When the reader clicks on the ad she is taken to the Homepage of Inconvenient History, and through that page to everything on CODOHWeb

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