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<p>The Luzerne County Community College diversity council and health sciences department are sponsoring an educational series on human rights throughout the fall semester by Attorney Barry Dyller at the college&#8217;s Educational Conference Center. In attendance, from left, are: Noreen Brzozowski, Plymouth, associate professor, nursing, LCCC; Judi Myers, Sweet Valley, coordinator, diversity, LCCC; Dr. Mary Sue Rayno, Beaver Meadows, professor, nursing, LCCC; Attorney Dyller, Wilkes-Barre, guest speaker and Nancie Redmond, Wilkes-Barre, Dyller Law Firm.</p><style>
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