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Wednesday, January 25, 2012 CPPA on Facebook, Legislative Preview   Volume 8 Issue 1  
CONTENTS
CPPA Joins Facebook
ASPA Legislative Preview
Thinking about Grad School?
Christmas Trees: a Gift that Keeps on Giving
ARCHIVE
Holiday Edition
December 21, 2011
Utah's Agricultural Future, Affordable Housing
November 23, 2011
City Benchmarking, Redistricting
October 26, 2011
65 Year Anniversary
September 28, 2011
5 Day Work Week
August 29, 2011

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CPPA Joins Facebook
CPPA has a new Facebook page at www.facebook.com/cppautah. If you have a Facebook account and you “like” us, then you will get great information about governing, management, and public policy right in your Facebook News Feed. Find out about future events, classes, and new policy research on important issues. Visit our page and click on the Wall any time to get the latest news. Be the 100th person to like us on facebook and you'll win a free ASPA lunch! Friday, February 3rd, join us at the capitol for a discussion of health care and enjoy lunch on us!
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ASPA Legislative Preview
by Kara Glaubitz, CPPA

This year’s ASPA Legislative Preview luncheon provided interesting insights into the issues that are expected to rise to the forefront of the 2012 General Legislative Session. Our panel of legislators included House Minority Leader David Litvack (D), District 26, and Senator Karen Mayne (D), District 5. Each legislator was asked to summarize the issues they anticipate will receive the greatest attention this session, and to talk about their own priorities for the year.
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Thinking about Grad School?
It's not too early to start thinking about graduate school. In fact, the deadlines for applying are just around the corner. Today, we are profiling three programs at the University of Utah that you may be interested in...
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Christmas Trees: a Gift that Keeps on Giving
by Malia McIlvenna, CPPA Graduate Assistant

Most people would agree that the best gifts are those that keep on giving. If you think about renewable resources and natural processes as a gift, they really are the best kind. That is, if they are managed sustainably they have the potential to keep on giving forever. From Christmas trees, to forest scraps and lumber leftovers, here are a few ways that our forests keep on giving.
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