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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2002 issue of New Mexico Business Journal

• Olympic spirit - The Beat - Whirlwind Tours equipment usage - Brief Article
• Why can't we fix our schools? - Reader Forum - New Mexico education policy
• Delivering the goods: Intense competition among local and national delivery services tends to keep the rates down - Courier Services
  by Paul Krza
• Wal-Martization continues - The Beat - new Wal-Mart store - Brief Article
• The top contractors: Together, they account for much of New Mexico's commercial construction - Master Builder
• Will they get together? - Politics and Business
  by John Carey
• Four lanes, four corners - The Beat - New Mexico Highway 44 becomes US 550 - Brief Article
• Not a lot of optimism: The state will share in the struggling national economy, but if one looks hard enough there are some encouraging signs here and there - New Mexico Economy
  by Larry Waldman
• Maintaining love for your work - Transforming Work - Brief Article
  by Michael Kroth
• No new taxes? - Memo from the Editor - Editorial
  by Bob Cochnar
• Parlezvous Francais? - The Beat - BNP Paribas acquires United California Bank - Brief Article
• No Long Faces Here: Brokers and developers are saying that, all things considered, 2002 may be a pretty decent year for the industry - New Mexico Economy/Commercial Real Estate
  by Susan Craig
• Web winners, web sinners - The Beat - website award recipients - Brief Article
• One of their own: UNM President Bill Gordon "grew up" on the campus, a circumstance that provides him with an unusual perspective on his job - The NMBJ Interview - Interview
• Where a lake really counts: Elephant Butte is this recreation center's economic asset, but there's more - Economic Profile: Sierra County
  by Lyn Kidder
• Battle over "American Spirit" - The Beat - acquisition information - Brief Article
• The Numbers Are Misleading: When is a ranch really a ranch? Or a farm really a farm? In New Mexico, 12.2 percent of the farms account for 90 percent of the sales - New Mexico Economy / Agriculture
  by Rhonda Skaggs
• Tightening the belt - The Beat - New Mexico's state budget
• The art of selling art: Gallery owners talk about what's going on, how the market looks today, and what lies ahead - The Art Business - New Mexico's art industry review
  by Suzanne Deats
• And the next Governor is…: Now is the time to begin looking over the field of candidates - The Race for the Roundhouse
  by Bob Cochnar
• OK season for Chile - The Beat - New Mexico Chile pepper industry - Brief Article
• So what have you done for us lately? Although UNM's primary mission is educating people, it is new playing a deeply significant role in the economic development of the state - University of New Mexico
  by Shawn Shepherd
• Proliferating power plants: Plenty of new construction is under way, softening the loss of Phelps Dodge jobs - Economic Profiles: Deming and Lordsburg
  by Debbra O'Hara
• International airport? - The Beat - Aztec airlines service plans - Brief Article
• Looking for new customers: Galleries are finding new ways to broaden their base and the Internet, as it turns out, is one of the more important ones. Walk-ins may be a vanishing breed - art gallery management theory and techniques
  by Mike Stauffer
• Buckling down to reality: All of silver's economic eggs aren't in a copper basket any longer - Economic Profile: Silver City
  by Debbra O'Hara
• What does joe know? - The Beat - New Mexico marketing strategy
• A richer soil for tech startups: It took awhile, but the national labs are now working closely with private industry and the result is a number of new business successes - Technology Transfer - technology research usage - Brief Article
  by Scott Randolph
• A stirring in Luna County: A new education complex and a power plant under construction are giving the economy a boost - Economics Profiles: Deming and Lordsburg - Brief Article
  by Debbra O'Hara