Gold and Black is a multi-platform media company that covers Purdue athletics like no one else.
Issue link: http://read.uberflip.com/i/266614
4 IllustrateD volume 24, issue 4 f 2013-14 (Vol. 24) Publishing Schedule Gold and Black Illustrated Print Magazine Issue Topic Mail Date* May/June Spring FB/BB April 30 July/Aug. FB Preview June 30 * Approximate mail date Gold and Black Express Publishes On Mon- days During Basketball Gold and Black Express posts Mondays during Big Ten basketball season, after posting on Thursdays this past fall. Also, a reminder that we have a new-and-im- proved website GoldandBlackDigital.com for you to read current and past issues of Express. We still will send an e-mail bulletin when we post the magazine for easy, one-click access. All you need to do is to make sure we have your updated e-mail address. For John Purdue Club members, if your e-mail is updated with the JPC, you are all set. Call Erin at 765-494-3248 if you have any questions. We have had more than 2,000 readers download our iPad app. It is available for free in the iTunes store. The app can now also be downloaded to your iPhone for on-the-go reading. Call us at 1-800-876-4678 if we can help you. So check us out at about 6 p.m. Mondays during bas- ketball season and read on. Upcoming Express Publishing Dates: March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 • April 14 • May 23. DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE How do I find my username and password? 1234 23-06 Purdue Pete 567 Victory driVe West Lafayette, iN 47907 USER NAME (no spaces, include hyphen) PASSWORD (all lower case) in late January caused everyone to pause and reflect. Those close to Purdue athletics also were reeling from the passing of Tom Reiter at the age of 61 after a bout with cancer. As an administrator and former assistant basketball coach, Reiter was the ultimate behind-the- scenes person. Yet his legacy is one of laughter and in- telligence all mixed in with a healthy dose of irreverence. He left all of us who knew him wanting more; wanting to be able to spend more time with him. Yet, he also left us with a boilerplate, if you will, of how we should all act, how we should treat one another. Not tak- ing yourself too seriously was a way of life for Reiter, and for those of us who are left behind, it is a difficult act to follow. RIP Tom Reiter and peace to your family. j Alan Karpick is the publisher of Gold and Black Illustrated. He can be reached at AKarpick@GoldandBlack.com The First Look: Pictures Overview: 2014 Recruiting Class Meet the Class of 2014 Q&A with Gerad Parker From Brian Neubert Cover Story: Gelen Robinson feature Offensive line feature Secondary feature Austin McGehee feature Elijah Sindelar feature Winter offseason workouts Spring football preview NFL Boilers Triple XXX feature: Nick Hardwick John Purdue Club report Basketball gallery Kendall Stephens feature Dakota Mathias feature Lafayette Legend: 1979 Big Ten champs E'Twaun Moore feature Dee Dee Williams feature Erica Moore feature Baseball preview Softball preview Dani Bunch feature Cashé Quiroga feature TABLE OF CONTENTS