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‘Lab Waste’ provides new platform for local artists and writers

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Ruby Culp shows off her artwork, as seen in the second issue of “Lab Waste.” Credit: Samantha Harden | Lantern Reporter Thomas Worthington High School 2023 graduate Ruby Culp said while touring the Columbus College of Art and Design — also known as CCAD — in October 2022, she knew she wanted to have her work published in local art zines — self-published magazines featuring original artwork and stories created by local writers and artists. Howeve…

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