Bookstore Facility and Sales Sample Clauses

Bookstore Facility and Sales. The University currently operates one (1) bookstore facility, located in the University’s Xxxx Center, occupying approximately 11,600 square feet. The bookstore operation is currently contracted with Xxxxxx & Noble, and the gross sales for fiscal year ending June 30, 2005 was $7, 100,000.00. A summary of gross sales figures for the previous three fiscal years are as follows: CLASS OF MERCH. FY 01/02 % OF TOTAL SALES FY 02/03 % OF TOTAL SALES FY 03/04 % OF TOTAL SALES NEW TEXT $3,487,784 61.7% 3,920,102 65.3% 4,224,522 61.6% USED TEXT 946,914 16.7% 817,735 13.6% 1,234,558 18.0% TRADE BKS 104,728 1.9% 56,390 0.9% 75,467 1.1% SUPPLIES 242,617 4.3% 294,060 4.9% 305,832 4.5% COMP. SW 103,624 1.8% 19,987 0.3% 12,815 0.2% CLOTHING 279,527 4.9% 357,753 6.0% 473,874 6.9% MISC. 491,823 8.7% 539,345 9.0% 528,735 7.7% TOTALS $5,657,017 $6,005,372 $6,855,802
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