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woodsprite

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3. She has found she's most interested in ceramics and mosaics, but just

Reply to theHandpuppet (Reply #2)

Fri Nov 21, 2014, 06:07 PM

Nov 2014

signed up for courses in digital preservation, in-painting, and an internship in bookbinding. It'll be interesting to see what those classes hold.

I was really surprised that when they renovated their building that they didn't put fume hoods and a stronger ventilation system in. They have to take breaks when working with some of the more noxious thinners, solvents,
etc. For the really heavy duty stuff, they go to chem labs across campus.

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