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One of Maquoketa, Iowa, artist Sindi Mueller's images has been merited and accepted into the General Collection of the Professional Photographers of America. Weeping," will be placed in the International Print Exhibit at Imaging USA, the group's annual convention, Jan. 15-17, at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans.
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CAL POLY attracted many of the country's leading printers and print vendors to its Green Printing Conference in January. "The Business of Green Media," was part of the university's annual International Print Week celebration. Conference sponsors included Anderson Lithograph/ ColorGraphics, Greener Printer, HP, Kodak, Mohawk Fine Papers, Océ, Quebecor World, RR Donnelley, SAPPI, and Xerox.
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Some of the most determined opposition to America's war on terror has come from a very unlikely source, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The ICRC has launched public attacks on key aspects of U.S. policy, including the refusal to grant captured al Qaeda and Taliban members prisoner of war status, or to process them as ordinary criminal defendants, and has accused Americans of "systematic" violations of international law in Iraq. In the wake of the Abu Ghraib abuses, Bush administration critics have demanded to know why American officials did not act on the ICRC's complaints. The answer to that question may well be that, whatever its role in the past, the ICRC was not taken seriously enough because it no longer merits its reputation for neutrality. In fact, ICRC repor...
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DAYTON -- For Dennis Wolters, president and chief executive of Day International Inc., scholarships are a way of sharpening interest in printing and graphic design. And a way to give back, Wolters said. The company, which makes products for printers and packaging companies, has long contributed to scholarships sponsored by other organizations, such as Printing Industries of America, Wolters said. The downtown Dayton-based, privately held firm started its own scholarship in 2002 after the death of an associate, Wolters said.
