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Re: Is it the product or the process?
Mon, 29 Apr 1996 18:12:46 -0500
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I would love for some college professors to respond to this. I HATED it
when my profs would paint on my paintings, or draw on my drawings. When
they demonstrated on their own canvas or paper, that was cool.
Also, college profs give assignments, and give advice. So do fellow
students. Does this mean that the pieces I did in college weren't really
my own? :(
Should I forever put "Student Work" under my titles?
Emily
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