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Product-Service development for circular economy and sustainability course

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January 1997

AT DEADLINE. ...........................................................................................3 COMMENTARY .......................................................................................... 6 PRO - CON ............................................................7 CORPORATE PROFILE: FOOD HOTLINE. ......................................... 8 MANAGI G .............................................................................................. 10 CLOSE UP: KANELLOS LASTOR...................................................... I2 LIST: TOP COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES .................................... 20 PEOPLE, PLACES & EVENTS ............................................................... 57 NEW BUSINESS LIST .............................................................................. 62 EXPORTING .............................................................................................. 64 LIST: FINANCIAL BROKERAGE FIRMS ........................................... 65 DESERT BUINESS JOURNAL.......................................................66 CALIFORNIA VENTURE FORUM........................................................ 67 BANKRUPTCIES...................................................................................... 68 EXECUTIVE TIME OUT: OAHU UPDATE...................................... 71 MANAGER\u27S BOOKSHELF ................................................................ 72 THE EMPLOYERS GROUP.................................................................... 73 RESTAURANT REVIEW: .................................................................. 74 ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE.................................................................... 75 REAL ESTATE FOCUS ............................................................................... 76 CHAMBER OF COMMERC\u27E. ................................................................ 80 CALENDAR .......................................................................................... 81 MONTH IN REVIEW ............................................................................... 82 PAMPHLET DESIGN BLAMED FOR VOTER DECLINE ....... 3 FORECLOSURE SALES BY FREDDIE MAC............................. 3 GROUND BROKEN FOR TEMECULA SPEC BUILDING......3 COLUMBIA/HCA HOPES TO COMPLETE MERGERS.............5 MIXED SIGNALS FLARE AT FORECAST BREAKFAST ...... 13 RECEIVABLES FINANCING PROGRAM AVAILABLE ......... 15 STUDENTS SWIM BEYOND BOOKS ........................................ 17 EDUCATION: BUSINESSES PROVIDE ASSISTANCE........... 19 FORMING INNOVATIVE LINK ................................................. 21 FREE HELP IN PLANNING FOR COLLEGE COSTS ............ 23 COLLEGES CHALLENGED TO FIGHT FOR AUTONOMY .24 YEAR IN REVIEW- BY THE HEADLINES ........................... 25 FAIRPLEX TURNS 75....................................................................39 CHOOSING AN AD AGENCY, REVISITED .............................. 51 MOLINA MEDICAL TO SERVE MEDI-CAL PATIENTS ....... 70 INDUSTRIAL MARKET BURGEONS ........................................ 77 BULDING PERMITS CONTINUE UPWARD CLIMB ............ 7

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Textile Society of America Newsletter 29:2 — Fall 2017

Letter from the Editor Letter from the Development Committee Letter from the President TSA\u27s 2018 Symposium: The Social Fabric: Deep Local to Pan Global Textile Society of America 30th AnniversaryThe Textile Society of America: Its Foundation and Early DaysTextile Society of America: A Community Endeavor and a Personal Journey TSA News: TSA Honors Louise Mackie and Anne WilsonR. L. Shep Ethnic Textiles Book Award 2016 and Call for Nominations 2017Textiles Close Up: Bloomington BluesTSA Welcomes New ContributorsWoven Interiors: Late Antique Textiles in DC Collections Camille Ann Brewer at the Textile Museum of America In Memoriam: Junichi AraiIn Memoriam: Magdalena Abakanowicz The Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia Books Reviews: Embroidering within Boundaries: Afghan Women Creating a Future; Oaxaca Stories in Cloth: A Book about People, Identity, and Adornment; Navajo Textiles: The Crane Collection at the Denver Museum of Science & Nature; and Sacred Scraps: Quilt and Patchwork Traditions of Central Asia Featured Exhibitions: Sacred Scraps: Quilt and Patchwork Traditions of Central Asia; Anne Wilson: A Hand Well Trained; and Omar Victor Diop: Project Diaspora Conferences: The Cultural Legacy of Uzbekistan in World Collections; Inaugural National African American Quilt Convention; CROSSOVER: 18th European Textile Network Conference Member News: Awards and Honors, Member Exhibitions, Member Workshops and Lecture