Alicia Tuben prefers sophisticated yet playful design. On a typical day she quietly clicks away on a Macintosh, working on a poster for an upcoming campus event as an intern in the Marketing Office. The design mimics her fashion taste: She’s wearing a retro T-shirt — a staple of her wardrobe — from a thrift shop on Austin’s South Congress Avenue. After her classes, she walks across campus to Instructional Technology. There, she creates web sites for faculty members and enters data on Blackboard, an online tool for teachers and students. When Tuben leaves IT, she heads to her next job as layout editor for Sorin Oak Review, the student-produced creative and literary journal. She works on a cover design that mirrors her clean and clever style, enjoying the challenge of creating a consistent design. Finally, she walks back to her apartment to enjoy some downtime — playing video games.