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Design Issues: Editors Design Issues: Editors Editor Coordinating Editor Assistant Editor Victor Margolin, 1984–87 Leon Bellin , 1988, 1990 and Tamara Schiller, 1984–85 1984–1993 1993 Faith Van Alten, 1985–86 Associate Editor Martin Hurtig, 1988, 1993 Bonnie Osborne, 1988–91 Leon Bellin, 1984–87 Lawrence Salomon, 1989, 1990, Judy Mezyk, 1993 Stephen Bloom, 1984–85 1991 and 1992 Dennis Doordan, 1986–87 Dennis Doordan, 1989, 1991 Copyeditors Martin Hurtig, 1984–87 Victor Margolin, 1989, 1992 James Cornelius, 1985–88 Downloaded from http://direct.mit.edu/desi/article-pdf/20/1/64/1713863/074793604322903010.pdf by guest on 28 September 2021 Lawrence Salomon, 1984–97 John Heskett, 1989, 1992 Katherine Paul, 1985–88 Simon Steiner, 1984–85 Marco Diani, 1990 Durett Wagner, 1985 and Richard Buchanan, 1990, 1991 1988–93 Consulting Editor and 1992 Faith Van Alten, 1988–93 Laurel Bradley, 1985–86 Tamara Schiller, 1985–91 Richard Buchanan, 1985–88 Contributing Editor Jean L. Fulton, 1990 Ann Lee Morgan, 1985–86 Richard Buchanan, 1988–89 Susan Snodgrass, 1991–93 Nancy Troy, 1985–86 John Cullars, 1988–90 Nancy Troy, 1988–93 Advertising/circulation Guest Editor Constance D. White, 1984–86 Marco Diani, 1988 Book Review Editor Klaus Krippendorff, 1989 Stephen Bloom, 1986–90 Development Reinhart Butter, 1989 John Cullars, 1990–93 Marin Hurtig,1984–85 Kent Venema, 1984–85 Managing Editor William Hafeman, 1984–87 Bonnie Osborne, 1991–93 Editors Book Review Editor Christi Rager, 1984–85 Richard Buchan, 1993– Judith Hull, 1993–94 Jeff Stvan, 1984–93 1994–2004 Dennis Doordan, 1993– Lorraine Justice, 1995–01 Faith Van Alten, 1984–85 Victor Margolin, 1993– Mary Catharine Johnsen, Jill Bakke, 1985–85 2001–2003 Mary Chow, 1985–86 Guest Editor Michael Golec, 2003– Stanley Wilder, 1985–88 Dennis P. Doordan, 1997 Catherine Foley-DiVittorio, Nigel Whiteley, 1997 Associate Book Review Editor 1986–91 Alain Findeli, 1999 Mary Catharine Johnsen, Donna Neuges, 1986–86 Jorge Frascara, 2001 1993–2000, 2004– Bonita Osborne, 1986–88 Hazel Clark, 2003 Tim Fife, 2001–2002 Sara Issacs, 1989–93 Marit Louw, 2002–2003 Shannon Ford, 1995 Managing Editor Michael Cytrynowicz, 1996 Diane Stadelmeier, 1993– Editorial Assistants Ben Buja, 1997 Denise Delane, 1984–85 Jean Wibble, 2001 Craig Huffman, 1984–86 Xin Xiangyan, 2002 64 Design Issues: Volume 20, Number 1 Winter 2004 Design Advisory Board Gillo Dorfles, 1984–93 Tad Takano, 1984–88 Rudolf Arnheim, 1984– University of Trieste, Italy 1984–1993 John Greiner, 1989–93 University of Michigan/ Alvin Eisenman, 1984–89 Professor Emieritus, Yale University Graphics Editor Harvard University Frank Fox, 1984–93 Gene Hedge, 1984–85 Saul Bass, 1984–93 Nova Scotia College of Art Bass/Yager Associates, and Design Design Assistants Los Angles Jorge Frascara, 1984– Downloaded from http://direct.mit.edu/desi/article-pdf/20/1/64/1713863/074793604322903010.pdf by guest on 28 September 2021 Alison Boss, 1984–85 Ken Baynes, 1984–93 University of Alberta John Elverum, 1984–85 Triangle Projects, Mildred Friedman, 1984–93 David Fish, 1984–85 Leicestershire, Royal Walker Art Center, Vic Moore, 1984–85 College of Art, London Minneapolis Jim Prendergast, 1984–86 Nick Chaparos, 1984–93 Yona Friedman, 1984–93 Debbie Stacho, 1984–85 University of Cincinnati Paris, France Motelle Cade, 1985–86 Ivan Chermayeff, 1984–93 John Heskett, 1984–90 John Fisher, 1985–89 Chermayeff and Geismar, Sheffield City Polytechnic, Jerzy Miszxzyszyn, 1985–87 New York Ravensbourne College Elizabeth Nelson, 1985–87 Mildred Constantine, 1984–93 of Art & Design, Harvard Janet Sobel, 1985 New York, New York University, Institute of Linda Zayauskas, 1986 George Dickie, 1984–93 Design, Chicago, IL Susan Albert, 1986 University of Illinois Françoise Jollant, 1984–89 Joy DeLair, 1986–86 at Chicago Louis Vuitton, Paris Patrick O’Neil, 1986–87 Niels Diffrient, 1984–93 Rob Roy Kelly, 1984–89 Dawn Radville, 1986 Ridgefield, Connecticut Arizona State University Patrick Harman, 1988–89 Design Advisory Board Dianne H. Pilgrim, 1989– Karen Moyer, 1993– Rudolf Arnheim, 1984– Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 1994–2004 University of Michigan/ New York Professor Emeritus, Reed Agnew, 1994– Harvard University Agnew, Moyer, Smith, Inc. Jorge Frascara, 1984– Joseph Ballay, 1994– University of Alberta Carnegie Mellon University Tomás Maldonado, 1984– Gui Bonsiepe, 1994– University of Bologna, Council for Scientific & Polytechnic of Milan, Italy Technological Development, S. Balaram, 1989– Brazil, Cologne College of National Institute of Design, Design, LBDI, Brazil Ahmedabad, India Hazel Clark, 1994–97 Martin Heller, 1989–97 Swire School of Design, Museum für Gestaltung, Hong Kong Zurich Design Issues: Volume 20, Number 1 Winter 2004 65 Advisory Board, continued Masaaki Tanaka, 1984–89 Isao Hosoe, 1989–93 Tomás Maldonado, 1984– Joshi-Bijutsu Women’s Isao Hosoe Design, Milan 1984–1993 University of Bologna, College, Tokyo Katherine McCoy, 1989–93 Polytechnic of Milan, Italy Allan Temko, 1984–1989 Cranbrook Academy of Art, John Massey, 1984–93 San Francisco Chronicle Bloomfield Hills, MI John Massey, Inc., Chicago Marc Treib, 1984–93 Michel Savey, 1989–93 Eckhard Neumann, 1984–93 University of California, Certes, Noisy, France Rat für Formgebung, Berkeley Angela Schonberger 1989–93 Downloaded from http://direct.mit.edu/desi/article-pdf/20/1/64/1713863/074793604322903010.pdf by guest on 28 September 2021 Darmstadt, Frankfurt-am- Massimo Vignelli, 1984–97 Internationales Design Main, Germany Vignelli and Associates, Zentrum, West Berlin Tom Ockerse, 1984–93 New York Dianne H. Pilgrim, 1989– Rhode Island School Gene Youngblood, 1984–93 Cooper-Hewitt Museum, of Design Santa Fe, New Mexico New York Arthur Paul, 1984–93 S. Balaram, 1989– Chicago, Illinois National Institute of Design, Ruedi Rüegg, 1984–93 Ahmedabad, India Baltis and Rüegg, Zurich Shoji Ekuan, 1989–93 George Sadek, 1984–89 GK Industrial Design, Tokyo The Cooper Union, Steven Heller, 1989–93 New York The New York Times, Penny Sparke, 1984–93 New York Royal College of Art, Martin Heller, 1989–97 London Museum für Gestaltung, Duncan Stewart , 1984–89 Zurich Carswell Beach, North Carolina Advisory Board, continued Ezio Manzini, 1994–97 Sasha Maechtig, 1998– Sheila de Bretteville, 1994–97 Domus Academy University of Ljubljana, 1994–2004 Yale University Don Moyer, 1994– Slovenia Shelly Everson, 1994– Agnew Moyer Smith Inc. Dianne H. Pilgrim, 1989– Doblin Group, & seeSpace, John Rheinfrank, 1994– Cooper-Hewitt Museum, Chicago, Carnegie Mellon Doblin Group, & seeSpace, New York University Chicago Erik Spiekermann 1998– Tony Fry, 1994–97 Paul Greenhalgh, 1998– MetaDesign, Berlin University of Sydney Victoria and Albert Jan van Toorn, 1998– Martin Heller, 1989–97 Museum, Nova Scotia Professor emeritus, Jan van Museum für Gestaltung, College of Art and Design Eyck Academie Zurich Ric Grefé, 1998– Massimo Vignelli, 1984–97 Giancario Iliprandi, 1994–97 The American Insitute of Vignelli and Associates, Milan, Italy Graphic Arts (AIGA) New York Ron Levy, 1994–97 Lennart Lindkvist, 1998– University of Montreal Stockholm, Sweden 66 Design Issues: Volume 20, Number 1 Winter 2004 Editorial Board Leon Bellin, 1988–93 1984–1993 Richard Buchanan, 1989–93 Marco Diani, 1989–93 Dennis Doordan, 1988–93 Martin Hurtig, 1988–93 Victor Margolin, 1988–93 Lawrence Salomon, 1988-93 Downloaded from http://direct.mit.edu/desi/article-pdf/20/1/64/1713863/074793604322903010.pdf by guest on 28 September 2021 John Heskett, 1990–93 Editorial Board Rick Robinson, 1994– Nigel Whiteley, 1995– Craig Adcock, 1994– Doblin Group, E-Lab, Lancaster University, 1994–2004 University of Notre Dame, Sapient England University of Iowa Larry Salomon, 1994–97 Suguru Ishizaki, 1998– Kenneth Ames, 1994–97 University of Illinois at FutureTense, Inc. Carnegie New York State Museum, Chicago Mellon University, Ames Associates, Bard Mitchell Schwarzer, 1994–97 QUALCOMM, Inc. Graduate Center, New York University of Illinois at Eun-Sook Kwon, 1998– Daniel Boyarski, 1994– Chicago Korea Advanced Institute of Carnegie Mellon University John Sherry, 1994–97 Science and Technology, John Cullars, 1994– Northwestern University University of Houston University of Illinois at Stephen Stadelmeier, 1994– Rick Poynor, 1998– Chicago Carnegie Mellon University The Royal College of Art, Meredith Davis, 1994– Barbara Stafford, 1994–97 England North Carolina State University of ChicagoLucy Paul Stiff, 1998- University Suchman, 1994– The University of Reading Alain Findeli, 1994– Xerox PARC, Lancaster Cal Swann, 1998– University of Montreal University, England University of South Susan Finger, 1994–97 Robert Swinehart, 1994– Australia, Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University Professor Emeritus, Kathryn Henderson, 1994–97 Nancy Troy, 1994–97 Curtin University, Australia Texas A&M University The Art Bulletin Lorraine Justice, 2001– Roland Marchand 1994–1997 Ann Tyler, 1994–97 Georgia Institute of University of California, Art Institute of Chicago Technology Davis Peter Whalley, 1994–97 Ian Sutherland, 2001- Jeffery Meikle, 1994– Loyola University of ML Sultan Techikon, University of Texas, Austin Chicago Durban Institute of Carl Mitcham, 1994– Jonathan Woodham, 1994– Technology, South Africa Pennsylvania State University of Brighton, University, Colorado School England of Mines Design Issues: Volume 20, Number 1 Winter 2004 67.
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