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By Philip Angelides
Prior to his election as California State Treasurer in 1998, Philip Angelides was a successful and innovative developer. He formed his own investment and management business in 1986, and among his business ventures was the "new town" development of Laguna West. Laguna West was featured in Time, Newsweek, the New York Times, U.S. News & World Report, and on ABC-TV's "Good Morning, America." It helped spark a national dialogue on how we can plan and build more livable communities. In addition to his private sector roles, Angelides has been active in civic life for 25 years. He served as Co-Chair of the Mayor's Commission on Education and the City's Future in 1995-96, and then lead a unique bi-partisan civic committee which helped turn around the troubled Sacramento City Unified School District. Angelides is a graduate of Harvard University and a Coro Foundation Fellow.
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Synopsis:
Smart growth must mean more than just building our suburbs right. It
must also mean investing in the rebuilding of our inner cities. And
it must mean investing to improve social equity and to reduce the income
and racial gaps that the last 50 years of suburban development have
helped to create. 
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Next 50 Years In Our Inventory Clearance Sale 
