key·not·er (k  n  t r)n. One who gives a keynote address. |
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Keynoters will include Pamela Jett Aal, author of ``Mind Your Own Business -- A Career Management System,'' and Lorraine Monroe, first principal of the Fredrick Douglass Academy in Harlem. L to R: RELA Chair of the Board and Keynoter Matthew Landau, with RELA President and Master of Ceremonies George Gnad Bishop Ingham, of New Westminster, was one of four keynoters at the one and a half-day conference at the University of Manchester. |
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