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Volume 31, Number 3
Publisher ~ Maureen James
Editor ~Shawn Waggoner
Copy Editor ~ Darlene Welch
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Graphic Artists ~ Dave Burnett
Mark Waterbury
Contributing Artists and Writers
Keith Bearden, Colleen Bryan
Tony Glander, Henry Halem
Sara Sally LaGrand
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Mark Veit, Shawn Waggoner
Darlene Welch
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This early summer issue also showcases the architectural cast glass of Walter Gordinier
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