analysis_input.txt

These are the school polices to analyze to answer the question:
"""
School Name: University of Colorado
School State: Colorado
Policy Effective Date: July 1, 2021
Policy Name: University of Colorado NIL Policy
State Policy: State has NIL Policy
Other Information: The NCAA issued an Interim Policy directing schools located in a state with an active NIL law to follow those regulations in place of NCAA rules.

Permitted Activities:
* NIL Activities are allowed by the Student Athlete
* Student-athletes may earn market value compensation for use of their name, image or likeness in a wide range of activities, including but not limited to: ['Endorsements & Sponsorships', 'Appearances, Autograph Sessions', 'Social Media Content', 'Entrepreneurial Ventures', 'Sports Camps']
* Identification as an athlete is permitted.
* Booster agreements are permitted.

Compensation:
* Compensation may be in the form(s): ['Cash', 'Goods', 'Free or Discounted Services']

Prohibited Activities:
* Engagements must condition payments on rendering of services
* Engagements must not be used in recruiting or as an inducement for enrollment

* Engagements must not have specific athletic results as a requirement for being paid.
* Athletic results are defined as explicitly requiring a certain level of performance during games or matches, such as:
(a) participating in a certain number of games or matches,
(b) scoring a certain number of points in a game or match,
(c) reaching some metric in a game or games (e.g., yards rushed), or
(c) winning a certain number of games or matches during a season.
* Merely appearing as an athlete is not a requirement for athletic results.

* Engagements must not be performed during team activities
* Engagements must not require the student athlete to wear team-issued apparel

Trademarks and Licensing:
* Engagements must not explicitly require the student athlete to use the school name, team name or nicknames, or mascot name during the engagement activities
* Student cannot license school trademarks

Use of Facilities:
* Engagements must not require the student athlete to use school housing, facilities, or equipment, not including uniforms
* Student cannot rent school facilities

Prohibited Industries, Product Categories, and Products:
* Compensation cannot be in the form of prohibited products or product categories
* Engagements cannot be in support of a prohibited industry unless the engagement doesn't not involve a prohibited product category or product from that industry


----------
School Name:
School State:
Policy Effective Date: 4/5/2023
Policy Name: Long Beach State Athletics NIL Policy
State does not have a NIL Policy
Other Information:

Permitted Activities:


* Identification as an athlete is permitted.
* Booster agreements are permitted.

Compensation:


Prohibited Activities:
* Engagements must condition payments on rendering of services
* Engagements must not be used in recruiting or as an inducement for enrollment

* Engagements must not have specific athletic results as a requirement for being paid.
* Athletic results are defined as explicitly requiring a certain level of performance during games or matches, such as:
(a) participating in a certain number of games or matches,
(b) scoring a certain number of points in a game or match,
(c) reaching some metric in a game or games (e.g., yards rushed), or
(c) winning a certain number of games or matches during a season.
* Merely appearing as an athlete is not a requirement for athletic results.

* Engagements must not be performed during team activities
* Engagements must not require the student athlete to wear team-issued apparel

Trademarks and Licensing:
* Engagements must not explicitly require the student athlete to use the school name, team name or nicknames, or mascot name during the engagement activities
* However, the student athlete may license school trademarks

Use of Facilities:
* Engagements must not require the student athlete to use school housing, facilities, or equipment, not including uniforms
* However, the student athlete may rent school facilities

Prohibited Industries, Product Categories, and Products:
* Compensation cannot be in the form of prohibited products or product categories
* Engagements cannot be in support of a prohibited industry unless the engagement doesn't not involve a prohibited product category or product from that industry


----------
School Name: Auburn University
School State:
Policy Effective Date: February 2, 2022
Policy Name: Auburn Athletics Name, Image, and Likeness Policy
State does not have a NIL Policy
Other Information:

Permitted Activities:
* NIL Activities are allowed by the Student Athlete

* Identification as an athlete is permitted.

Compensation:
* Compensation may be in the form(s): ['Cash', 'Goods', 'Free or Discounted Services or Product']

Prohibited Activities:
* Engagements must condition payments on rendering of services
* Engagements must not be used in recruiting or as an inducement for enrollment

* Engagements must not have specific athletic results as a requirement for being paid.
* Athletic results are defined as explicitly requiring a certain level of performance during games or matches, such as:
(a) participating in a certain number of games or matches,
(b) scoring a certain number of points in a game or match,
(c) reaching some metric in a game or games (e.g., yards rushed), or
(c) winning a certain number of games or matches during a season.
* Merely appearing as an athlete is not a requirement for athletic results.

Trademarks and Licensing:
* Engagements must not explicitly require the student athlete to use the school name, team name or nicknames, or mascot name during the engagement activities
* Student cannot license school trademarks

Use of Facilities:
* Engagements must not require the student athlete to use school housing, facilities, or equipment, not including uniforms
* However, the student athlete may rent school facilities

Prohibited Industries, Product Categories, and Products:
* Compensation cannot be in the form of prohibited products or product categories
* Engagements cannot be in support of a prohibited industry unless the engagement doesn't not involve a prohibited product category or product from that industry
* Engagements are in violation of the rules if they are explicitly in one of the following industries: ['Tobacco company or brand', 'Alcoholic beverage company or brand', 'Seller or dispensary of a controlled substance', 'Adult entertainment business', 'Casino or entities that sponsor or promote gambling activities']

"""

The question to be answered is:
"""
Can students use for free or rent facilities for NIL promotions?
"""

The format of the question response should be a HTML page with a white background in a Table.

Additionally, based on the "Can students use for free or rent facilities for NIL promotions?" provide an five additional questions about the NIL policies that a  would find interesting. Append these questions to the response the below example table format:

If the format requested is a table, use the following HTML table definition as an example format for the question response. Depending on number of policies in the request, the table may have many rows and many columns: 

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
	<title>HTML Table Generator</title> 
	<style>
		table {
			width:100%;
			border:2px solid #000000;
			padding:5px;
		}
		table th {
			border:2px solid #000000;
			padding:5px;
			background: #f0f0f0;
			color: #000000;
		}
		table td {
			border:2px solid #000000;
			text-align:left;
			padding:5px;
			background: #ffffff;
			color: #000000;
		}
	</style>
</head>
<body>
	<table>
		<thead>
			<tr>
				<th>Header 1</th>
				<th>Header 2</th>
			</tr>
		</thead>
		<tbody>
			<tr>
				<td>&nbsp;</td>
				<td>&nbsp;</td>
			</tr>
			<tr>
				<td>&nbsp;</td>
				<td>&nbsp;</td>
			</tr>
		</tbody>
	</table>
</body>
</html>

"""