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Kelsey Randall

09/01/15

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Kelsey Randall is launching her own fashion line for Spring/Summer 2016. Her line is called REVEREND. It is a designer dress collection for women designed and ethically manufactured in New York City. She presented her collection in August, and will participate in Market Week this month. Kelsey is looking for investors. Click here for more details about the line.

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Sam Keller

10/19/09

Sam Keller graduated in June from Rhode Island School of Design concentrating in Painting. He and a number of RISD alumni have secured a warehouse in East Providence and are setting up studios.

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Freya Yost

04/05/09

Freya Yost transferred to the American University in Rome. She is studying in China her junior year, pursuing a degree in Cultural Heritage Management and is focused on art history and ceramic restoration.

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Lillian Myers

04/05/09

Lillian Myers is attending Naropa College in Boulder, CO.

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— Colin Davis, Fall 2009

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— Malachi Snyder, Spring 2018

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— Stephen Beal, President, California College of the Arts

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