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Huddersfield University Students Launch Their Graphic DesignHuddersfield University students have put together their own design magazine.
But the venture doesn't involve paper or printing; it's all online.
Computing and engineering students have set up Street Graphic, a quarterly magazine.
The first issue is out in cyberspace and the next one will appear in January.
The non-profit magazine is the brainchild of lecturer John Kelly.
The purpose of the magazine - developed by the Canalside team - is to help students gain experience and valuable skills outside of their purely academic work.
Now, 19-year-old Joe Turner and Tony Eckersley, 21, have been chosen to co-edit the magazine and take it to the next level.
Street Graphic is free to look at and the pair hope it will spark debate among design students.
The magazine will carry features about visual design and communications.
Students can also dip into a royalty-free image bank - and post their own work online.
One student worthy of extra recognition will be picked out every issue to be profiled in detail.
Joe, who spent three months working in California last summer, said: "We met a lot of people like us who were designers trying to develop their skills, visual language and critical thinking.
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