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The task culminated two years later with the passage of a $25 million taxpayer referendum of which $5.4 million was slated for that ideal graphic center. An additional $1.8 million would come later in the form of private gifts and grants to ensure that the center got up and running.
Today, the facility—which opened in January—includes a Heidelberg Speedmaster 74-2PH; four Komori S2260 presses; five Heidelberg GTOs; a Mark Andy flexo press; full prepress capabilities, including computer-to-plate; and a complete finishing department. Three graphic arts teachers, all of whom bring an extensive, real-world experience to the classroom, administer the two-year program, according to Flowers.
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