Richard,
This is a Levenger product, and if the Coop is peddling it at the end of May it is directed at tourists/affluent highschoolers coming to Harvard summer school, who think Harvard kids are supposed to have shirt-pocket index-card-holders. That is kind of sad, maybe funny, but don't confuse it with digital use at Harvard. What does the Stanford book store sell? Nothing that cutting edge:

http://store.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/mivavm?/merchant.mvc+Screen=PROD&Product_Code=233010027&Category_Code=misc
 

Go ahead—mock Stanford for selling t-shirts to benefit cancer research....

But, um, yeah, I know it's a Levenger product. I just doubt that the Coop is peddling it to high schoolers "who think Harvard kids are supposed to have shirt-pocket index-card holders."
 

You never know Richard: one man's note card holder is another person's peice of bread that Larry Summers munched on ;-).
 

Thanks for the link to this very funny product. the "bleachers" name is the best. If only the view of me at my desk was so exciting as to demand a bleacher area too . . . !

Former Bulldog
 

Note card bleachers? For $54? What's that made of, rare Sulawesian teak?
 

I want one.