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Daily Postcard: February 4th
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Emily is an inspiration to a new generation of designers who want to learn how to use their unique skills to make the world a better place for all who inhabit the planet. Just listening to Emily makes you think about everything you are doing and makes you want to do everything– only better! She has brought awareness to us by promoting ideas that don’t require huge budgets but instead demand huge thinking.
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–Mary Scott, Chair, School of Graphic Design