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October 2004
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Carnival Design Symposium

Several USITT members enjoyed participating in the OISTAT Costume Working Group meeting and tour in Cuba, along with delegates from Canada, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, and England. Organizer Jose Antonio Prades Hung reports that in addition to the Carnival Design Symposium, those attending were asked for medical aide which was donated to the Santiago de Cuba Children's Hospital.

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Planning for PQ 2007

Organizers are already working on the 2007 Prague Quadrennial, while at the same time promoting a new DVD of the 2003 event described as being for everyone interested in theatre architecture and stage design as well as a comprehensive educational resource documenting the current trends and movements in the world of stage design. For more information on 2007 as it becomes available, or to order the DVD, visit www.pq.cz.

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WSD Poster is Prize

The World Stage Design poster featured on the front page of the September issue of Sightlines is certainly getting around. A copy is the prize in the "What is this object" section of Legato!, the bulletin of the technical documentation, communication, and training department for the Cirque du Soleil technical community. We thank Helen Willard for sharing her copy of this fascinating publication, which she received during her recent visit to the Cirque facility with CITT.

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E-mail Error

We apologize to Judy Adamson whose e-mail address was listed incorrectly in a recent issue when an errant hyphen crept into her electronic address. To contact Ms. Adamson about the Costume Program Survey, please write jadamson@email.unc.edu. It is correct in this month's article about the survey.

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Missing Information

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