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Innovative: Sylvia Searles and Neil Nelson, above, are co-ordinators for Metro Toronto's management seminars that take aim at problems of prejudice
Innovative: Sylvia Searles and Neil Nelson, above, are co-ordinators for Metro Toronto's management seminars that take aim at problems of prejudice

Innovative: Sylvia Searles and Neil Nelson, above, are co-ordinators for Metro Toronto's management seminars that take aim at problems of prejudice

Date8/29/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Innovative: Sylvia Searles and Neil Nelson; above; are co-ordinators for Metro Toronto's management seminars that take aim at problems of prejudice.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0013961F
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