Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Last summer, eight students enrolled in the school of design and environment's class, DHE 299, hoping to learn and explore the elements of fashion styling. Instead of traditional lectures and tedious homework assignments, the three-week course took an unusual hands-on approach. In the course's first week, instructor Keith Nishida assigned his eight students their final project: Create a fashion magazine. With their sights set high, the students worked tirelessly on the assignment, eventually leading to an end result beyond anything they had originally anticipated. DAMchic Magazine began as a fictitious class project and developed into a full-time endeavor. r, ■Excerpt from the Daily Barometer. written by Gabriella Morrongiello

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Outdoor Adventures w inter Break is a time of intermission and relief. Many students and faculty members take their noses out of textbooks and put on a pair of skis. 1 mm