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Don't ask. Be thankful you weren't there to hear the names of over 480 graduating students. No one told me that the hardest part of law school would be the excruciatingly long commencement.
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3 Comments:
Yea its really boring and a pain in the butt (literally!)
you're a Commencement survivor!
Together we must insist, never again!
:)
I too am a Commencement survivor. The names of every single grad student in every single program was read at my grad school graduation. I think it took hours-I can't remember exactly how long-I have blocked that trauma out of my mind.
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