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Cal Poly’s historic printing press removed, replaced with newer machine
The “frankenstein press” has printed Mustang News since the 1960s.
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Book design technology class reinvents print
Graphic communication senior Nate Ross recreated “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury through his limited edition book project in Book Design Technology (GRC 439). The course is taught by graphic communication […]
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30-Minute Update: Arrest numbers following Blue-Green rivalry game, candidates for Dean of Students hold open forum
Mustang News anchors Juliet Saunders and Daniel Park update you on Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
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GrC department chair to retire at end of quarter
Laura Pezzini lpezzini@mustangdaily.net Harvey Levenson was always interested in design, but didn’t think to turn it into a career until a trial-and-error attempt at accounting showed him what he didn’t […]
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‘Everyone needs a printed piece’: San Luis Obispo residents will soon have the chance to test their Web and design skills with GrCi’s Spring Workshops
Cal Poly’s Graphic Communication Institute (GrCi) will give the public an opportunity to learn Web, multimedia software and design skills this spring.
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Printing now: new lab unveiled on campus
The graphic communication (GrC) department at Cal Poly recently unveiled an improved printing lab on campus — the Dow Jones and Company Web Printing Laboratory.
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Read the fine print: Cal Poly welcomes International Printing Week
The Cal Poly Graphic Communication (GrC) Department will honor the Dow Jones & Company, among others, during its annual International Printing Week, which runs from Jan. 25 to 28. The […]
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GrC’s ‘Print Week’ hosts top industry leaders
Philanthropy was a motif at Print Week’s banquet. In addition to Ricoh’s announcement of partnership with Cal Poly, a new endowment is being formed.