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Grand opening ceremony for new Fine Arts Building

By Heesoo Yang
Published Aug 29, 2019
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The new Fine Arts Building will include the graphic design, interior design, fashion merchandising and architectural lighting design programs. Photo by Heesoo Yang.

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