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Graphic design’s history in the academy is hard to trace, but it was clearly there at the outset. From the beginning, there was an emphasis on printmaking and book binding because of Gough’s work in newspapers,” Blauvelt told me. “We We used to have a bookmaker in residence on campus.”
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