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San Jose has "really gotten aggressive with some of their projects and stands out from what others are doing," said Joseph Stagner, executive director of Stanford University's Sustainability and Energy Management Department.
San Jose Will 'Digest' Its Trash Bobby White 2011
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Stagner, Derber, and Chalmers 1959 surveyed the attitudes of two labor leaders and two managers in each of 41 establishments.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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Stagner, Derber, and Chalmers 1959 surveyed the attitudes of two labor leaders and two managers in each of 41 establishments.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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City workers David Stagner left and Randy Renno operated a chipper in Liberty.
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Karen Stagner (Grannie Clown), who joined the troupe in 2002, is one of the many UTMB retirees who continues to be active in the troupe.
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"Smiles are contagious and healthy," Stagner said.
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"Smiles are contagious and healthy," Stagner said.
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"The Smile Campaign is the troupe's big annual fundraiser so this year's campaign is important to help them replenish their funds and replace their inventory," Stagner said.
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Karen Stagner (Grannie Clown), who joined the troupe in 2002, is one of the many UTMB retirees who continues to be active in the troupe.
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"The Smile Campaign is the troupe's big annual fundraiser so this year's campaign is important to help them replenish their funds and replace their inventory," Stagner said.
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