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Jacqueline Casey. Science and designIssue 101, Summer 2021
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	Jacqueline Casey was instrumental in developing what became known as the MIT Style. By Elizabeth Resnick             
Gender and amnesiaIssue 97, Autumn 2018
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                                                Women Design features the work of 25 female designers and architects from the Bauhaus to…                        
Paper trail of a digital pioneerIssue 96, Spring 2018
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                                                The publication of Muriel Cooper will be a cause for celebration among many readers of…                        
More than a genderIssue 85, Spring 2013
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                                                ‘I never set out to be the only woman blah-blah,’ insists Paula Scher, the first…                        
Woman at the edge of technologyIssue 68, Summer 2008
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	Jacqueline Casey’s posters used wit, invention and the grid to reach the essence of each subject.            
Big book, little buildingsIssue 34, Winter 1999
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                                            In its first edition, this seminal book was a groundbreaking collision between architecture and graphic design, emphasising 'image' over 'form'            
High and low (a strange case of us and them?)Issue 7, Summer 1992
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                                            Designers take a superior view of vernacular typography. Is it time to come down from on high?            