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Lydia Kallipoliti engages in a wide-ranging practice, and encourages her GSAPP students to do the same.

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The war that seemed half a world away suddenly felt very close. Daily, news of the devastation beamed directly to viewers around the world, a horror impossible to ignore as it unfolded in real-time.

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