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1 Whitworth of Winchester, was assistant editor.
Mrs. Buratti, whose 1989 staff is hard at work on this year’s Talisman says, “Wakefield is one of feW schools in which a literary magazine holds such a wonderful excitement for the student body, not just for ah elite few. The Talisman is an extracurricular activity; none of the writing comes out of a particular course/* Hundreds of hours go into producing the magazine; lots of students who7 are not even asked to help, help. It y completely student-done work, irteluding layout, design, and fund' raising. ”
This year, the Talisman staff has produced for the first time the fourvolume Amulet, composed entirely' of lower-school writing and art.1 Some lower-school work will cort-1 tinue to appear in the Talisman. ' ■
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