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The Otis Toy Design Blog has moved to a new address, which makes it easier to link when logged onto the otis.edu website.
If the link above doesn’t load for you automatically copy and paste this address below to your browser.
http://tlc.otis.edu/blogs/otistoydesign/
See you on the blog!

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Currently there are 2 ways you can find this Otis Toy Design blog.
The first way is by using the url address, that most of you are familiar with – www.otistoydesign.wordpress.com
This address above can be used by anyone who is fascinated in the world of toys! There will be regular updates to the blog on [...]

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Son Nguyen, Class of 2007 Senior Show 
The 2007 Senior Class from Otis Toy Design Department, are breathing a little easier today. The Senior Show is over and was a success! The best news, especially for each senior, is that they have graduated and officially received their B.F.A. degrees.
Thank you to everyone (faculty and [...]

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Miriam Morante and AIJU

The Otis Toy Design Department has had the pleasure of hosting a visitor from AIJU, a toy industry organization located in Spain. That visitor’s name is Miriam Morante.
AIJU is a Spanish institution that works for more than 400 associated companies that design and manufacture toys and the materials used in the toy industry [...]

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Please be sure to drop by to say good luck to the seniors as they leave Otis and to see the Otis Toy Design Senior Show. Senior Show available to view Thursday, May 10 and again Friday, May 11, both nights from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

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Academic Advising

All Toy Design students. You must meet with the Academic Advisor for Toy Design, Candace Lavin, before the end of this week. Many of you have signed up for appointments this week. Please be sure to keep the appointment.
If don’t have an appointment, see Mary Bingham or email Candace at either clavin@otis.edu or at cjlavin@mac.com.

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Seniors don’t forget to stop the Toy Design office to see either Deborah or Mary Bingham to pick up your cap and gown. There is a sign off sheet you must sign before you can be given your cap and gown.

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