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	Vol.6, No 134, August 19, 1999
	Industry designers come to campus By Maya Yamane Summer Forty-Niner  For the first time in the history of the University College andExtension Services, Cal State Long Beach, six students completed a comprehensive course curriculum developed by costume classes. The students were awarded professional designation in costuming for film and television for completing the curriculum, which includes five core courses and two elective workshops. An event titled "A Panel of Design" will take place Aug. 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Costume Designers Guild in Sherman Oaks.   Industry professionals will review the student’s portfolios during a working brunch.   Guests will include Robert Turturice, president emeritus of the Costume Designers Guild; Jacqueline Saint Anne, president emeritus of the Costume Designers Guild; Shay Cunliff, costume designer; and Susanna Sandke, president of the Motion Picture Costumers. These designers will give a individual critiques to the graduates and provide feedback on their projects, resumes and portfolios. The 1998-99 core courses for the professional designation include: Costuming Budgets and Breakdowns, Costume Continuity for Film and Television, Professional Practices, Resume to Wrap (Pre-Production, Production and Post-Production), Design Concepts and Character Development, plus two electives: Introduction to the Workroom and Ageing, Distressing and Dyeing.		Maxson prepares for speech Online sales threaten bookstore Faculty profiteering stopped Food shops has new director Seasons change, lessons learned Industry designers come to campus 'Who killed Kasper Hauser' answered Summer 99 ISSUES DAILY 49ER HOMEPAGE
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