The University shall not expend any public funds for advertising in any newspaper, book, magazine, pamphlet, periodical, or radio/television stations, except as follow:

(A) Advertising for bids or proposals for public work, supplies, or for labor.

(B) Advertising for the sale by educational institutions of books, equipment, produce, or other materials.

(C) Announcements by educational institutions of extension course offerings.

(D) Announcements by postsecondary vocational-technical schools of program and course offerings.

(E) Announcements by departments or auxiliary units of institutions of higher education, to promote cultural or educational programs sponsored by such departments or units for the public's cultural and intellectual benefit, limited to a maximum of fifteen percent of the cost of the event or three thousand dollars, whichever is larger.

(F) Other cases where the law authorizes advertisements.

(G) Any public institution of higher education may expend public funds for advertising designed to: (1) increase the number of other race students enrolled in a public institution of higher education, and (2) increase the percentage of black high school graduates that pursue a higher education; provided that such advertising expenditures shall not exceed the amounts necessary to implement the provisions of the consent decree entered in United States of America vs. State of Louisiana, et al., United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, docket number 80-3300-A.