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General Powell was asked last March by Tufts to be the annual speaker in the lecture series, the Powell aide said.
The university began the Lindenwood Speaker series in 2008 and conducts an annual speaker series throughout the fall and spring semester in which notable figures in literature, arts, entertainment, science, business, and politics so discuss various issues and topics to students, faculty, and the community.
Welcome to our 6th Annual Speakers Dinner for the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Annual keynote speaker, Lisa Russell, screens film to students at NYLF in Boston.
She also serves as the Associate Director of UD's Center for Political Communication and is Director of that Center's annual National Agenda speaker series.
Most City Council members attending last week's annual address by Speaker Peter F. Vallone seemed focused not so much on his proposals for education as on a proposal some are considering to rescind the city's term limits law to allow many members to run for re-election after completing two terms.
At the 1952 annual conference, a speaker used Adolf Hitler as an example of the potential abuse of communications.
Giving a talk at OWN's third annual "SuperSoul Sessions" speaker series at UCLA on Thursday, Momastery blogger and best-selling author Glennon Doyle Melton gave a talk about fear and pain.
In 2006, a Sex in Space panel was held at the Space Frontier Foundation's annual conference, with speakers from Nasa exploring the "biological, emotional, and physical issues that will confront people moving [off Earth] into the space environment".
More than 300 guests nearly filled the large gymnasium at the Crescenta-Cañada FamiLa Cañadan La Cañada early Thursday morning for the 27th annual Community Prayer Breakfast, where keynote speaker Dr. Mark Labberton spoke of the pressures of modern life.
Council members have the power to submit annual applications to the council speaker in solicitation of funds, and the speaker has final say over how much discretionary spending each member obtains.
