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9/30/2003 Biology 272: Human Drug Use Instructor: Rene Topalian Joe Camel (1988-1997) Really Dead? Introduction "Is Joe Camel Really Dead?" The answer to this question is subjective, based on the life experience, and demographic of the individual to whom this question is posed to. The age and lifestyle of the individual also plays a great role in determining if this icon still possesses the same impact as it did over the last quarter century. The objectives are to find if this controversial figure, though no longer saturating the public with imagery on billboards, and in magazines. still carries the weight it did in its prime. Or has the removal of Joe Camel from the mainstream media worked to deter adolescent smoking, as planned. Thesis Statement: Is Joe Camel Really Dead? Has this 20th Century Icon lost its selling power, or does his legacy have new life after death? I. Introduction A. Introduction of the Joe Camel Campaign 1. Visual Aids: Ads, posters, photos, and anti-ads (adbusters) B. History of Joe Camel and Camel Cigarettes 1. Creation of Joe Camel 2. Progression of this campaign to icon status 3. Joe Camel's ultimate demise and its affect on the Tobacco Industry, (and vice versa) C. Marketing and advertising theories 1. Why is Joe Camel so popular? 2.Why was Joe Camel banned? II. Definitions 1. allotment- In the United States, the specific amount of acreage that can be used to grow tobacco by a farmer in any given year.
Approximate Word count = 956
Approximate Pages = 3.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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