It is a matter of perspective.
Jolene Gutierrez Krueger's Journal headline link read;
"APS Offices Can't Be Called Luxe"Mine reads;
(luxurious, elegant, sumptuous deluxe)
APS Offices Can't Be Called SpartanOne could argue that,
(simple, frugal, austere, rigorously self-disciplined or self-restrained)
for as long as there are classrooms with paint peeling off the walls,
there should not be administrative offices with custom
hardwood paneling on theirs.
It's all in your perspective.
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FYI from APS
*New APS Fraud, Waste and Abuse Hotline: *SilentWhistle is a communication system used by APS to allow individuals to communicate their knowledge of any possible inappropriate, unethical or illegal activities within the organization. SilentWhistle is hosted by a third-party company – Allegiance, Inc. The information communicated through Allegiance goes directly to the APS Internal Audit Department. Your communication will remain completely confidential and anonymous, unless you select otherwise. The site may be reached by going to abq.silentwhistle.com/> or you may choose to speak to a live operator toll free at 1-877-874-8416 (24 hours a day/7 days per week). Your comments and valuable feedback have a direct result to the success of APS.
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